By the Author / Source: abuaram.site
Surprisingly, certain groups within Arab countries glorify the State of Israel, including minorities such as the Druze and Kurds, as well as several other Arab factions. These individuals believe that their association with the Israeli state—despite cultural and ethnic differences and the distinct interests of the Jewish people—constitutes a meaningful and beneficial friendship.
The Jews do not forge friendships with any people except to achieve a common interest; that is, mutual benefit. They are characterized by self-isolation and racism. What they seek today is to secure the safety of their people, race, and state through power alone.
These Jews may actually despise those who sympathize with them and carry out their ambitions in the region, as they do not believe in sympathy or peace with other peoples unless it serves their own shared interests. They follow a globally recognized routine policy aimed at gaining sympathy, misleading others, and spreading lies, while primarily believing only in raw power and strong global influence.
The Jewish methodology is built on a racist foundation toward all non-Jews; they are indoctrinated with principles of racism and the rejection of the “other.” The notion of the sacred Jew and the “Chosen People” is deeply ingrained among a broad segment of them. They view themselves as a sacred race by divine design, even though they were subjected to genocide and persecution as a result of similar Nazi ideology that viewed their race as inferior.
It is truly shameful for human nature, or for any group of people, to delude themselves into friendship with the Jewish people and to exalt them. To the Kurds, Druze, Arabs, and others: Are you not ashamed of yourselves for failing to understand the nature of the Jewish people, seeking their support and aid, and believing they are good friends when they are the worst friends who bring you disgrace? It is disgraceful to deal with a people whose methodology is based on hatred, lacks wisdom, and refuses to comprehend human difference—a methodology marked by profound racism toward everything non-Jewish.
Minorities in the Arab world may think that supporting the State of Israel and the Jews is merely a tactic to spite the Arabs they hate, but in doing so, they harm and degrade themselves. Do you think some Arabs are worse than them? No, the Jewish methodology is worse than that of the Arabs themselves, as Jews adopt a deeply racist approach toward all non-Jewish races. In all likelihood, they despise you inwardly while you boast of your support for them.
If you wish to praise a people or a state, it is better to first highlight those who view all human beings through the lens of human brotherhood, rather than those who view their own people or state with insularity, exalt their race above all others, and adopt an ideological, religious, and intellectual framework that feeds this deep-rooted racial chauvinism—failing to recognize humanity, brotherhood, and the value of every human being on this earth.
As a Palestinian residing in the territories under Israeli administration, I live under its rule. Unfortunately, the State of Israel has failed to establish a wise, just, and humane system for my people, exploiting its influence and power to alter the daily reality of my compatriots. The state has pursued a policy characterized by inequality, malice, racism, and hatred toward my people—a system stemming from a racist and extremist mindset. It continues to build a coercive, oppressive, and racist system, preferring it over any alternative based on justice or acceptance.
If this proves anything, it points to the deep-seated evil rooted in this mindset, which has adopted nothing but extreme and harmful laws against the humanity of my people. They have never considered enacting wise and just systems or laws that satisfy all parties. Such wise, just, and humane systems—which appeal to sound minds, bring acceptance, and lead to conflict resolution and peacebuilding—were never considered or adopted. This state located in the Middle East is inherently cursed, a direct byproduct of a malicious Jewish mindset fueled by its doctrines, religion, and ideas.
For two years, I have resided in a small spot within my homeland that is subject to growing Jewish settlement. This area is crowded with checkpoints and restrictions imposed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), forming part of a region suffering from severely deteriorating conditions, with no prospect of an independent state in the foreseeable future. I have been entirely deprived of the freedom to move within my homeland throughout this period—a direct result of the dominance of an extremist Jewish mindset within the government of Israel, applied as a measure of collective punishment following the events of October 7th, and continuing to this day.
Even prior to the war, there were no permits guaranteeing the rights of the Palestinian people to move freely within their homeland. They are moving toward tightening the chokehold on my people to the maximum extent possible. What are they aiming for? It seems they do not believe in our right to exist in this homeland in the first place.
In conclusion, I wish to express my deep desire to bring about change in my country. I call upon those Jews responsible for the current state of affairs, with their bad systems and laws, to reconsider their practices. There are many ways to achieve peaceful coexistence and resolve conflicts; options certainly exist to establish peace alongside just systems and laws that satisfy everyone. I say to these Jews: You are not the only human beings in this world. We are all equal human beings, even before any higher power. If a creator exists, it understands that all humans are its creation, and none was created better than others. The belief in a harsh, preferential deity as depicted in some ancient Torah texts is highly questionable.
May peace and justice prevail, may the winds of change bring better days, and may my freedom and rights be restored to me and to all good-hearted people in my homeland.
