Ayşe Doğu
The colonial Crusader powers will turn against each other and lose their internal stability, just as they did during the Hundred Years’ War, the Thirty Years’ War, and most recently, World War II, where they also massacred their own people. As they lose their colonies, the pie will shrink, and the forty thieves will turn on one another. The death of the Crusader West, masked as modernity, progress, and enlightenment, is likely to be even more tragic than the fall of Rome. Their high technology, deadly weapons of mass destruction, and the degenerate lifestyles they have imposed on humanity will become their graveyard.
In the 20th century, Muslims—whether in Islamic countries reduced to colonies or semi-colonies, or as citizens of other states—became one of the most persecuted groups. The brutal attacks against them reinforce the image of an all-out Crusader assault.
The attacks and massacres against Muslim populations have never ceased—starting with the Israeli occupation state, established by the Crusader powers in 1948, and continuing through the 2020s in Algeria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Bosnia, Chechnya, Myanmar, and India.
Most recently, the civil war that erupted in Syria in 2011 brought forth the torture and massacres committed by the sectarian Nusayri minority dictatorship, while Israel’s genocide and occupation in Gaza have devastated our psyches. Churches, UN schools, and hospitals in Gaza were deliberately targeted, and yet Western countries did not intervene.
On December 8, 2024, the Syrian people’s revolution came to a swift conclusion with Assad fleeing Damascus, bringing relief to our hearts. The transformation in Syria will have far-reaching consequences that will shape the future of the Middle East.
And yet, we could not fully celebrate this historic revolution, because the Crusader powers, their regional collaborators such as Russia and Iran, and the remnants they left behind in Türkiye, as revealed through the Syrian litmus test, have never been able to accept anything good for Muslims—instead, they harbor even greater hatred and enmity within themselves.
Israel’s campaign of ethnic cleansing and occupation in Gaza, along with the massacres committed there, repeatedly made us think, “It can’t possibly get worse than this,” yet each time, even more horrific and despicable crimes followed.
Children were deliberately targeted and shot in the head by snipers—likely making this the attack with the highest number of intentionally targeted children. Homes were destroyed, wiping out entire families and civilian populations. Executions, mass arrests, torture, and rape were inflicted on people of all ages, including children. Access to water, food, and medicine was deliberately blocked.
Yet the most chilling aspect of all was the staggering scale of human rights violations and the deafening silence of the international community. This silence prevented us from openly expressing the relief we felt after the fall of the sectarian Nusayri regime, a remnant of the French occupation in Syria. The lack of response from the international community to the destruction of the Syrian and Palestinian people was more horrifying than the crimes themselves. It wounded the conscience of humanity just as deeply. This armor of unaccountability paved the way for Israel to immediately invade Syrian territory.
For the past week, we have been witnessing Palestinians returning to their homes following the ceasefire. Despite their heartbreaking stories, they have turned their return into a celebration. We give thanks to God, as 15 months of prayers and efforts have finally yielded results.
As we shared in this joy, Israel once again took out its humiliation and failure from the ceasefire on Palestinian civilians. It extended the same destruction and aggressive policies it had carried out in Gaza to the West Bank. Once again, the joy of both Gazans and the global public was short-lived.
The widely accepted view now is that Israel, composed of a population gathered from all corners of the world, poses a threat to all states and citizens—a rotting entity with no red lines, no sense of humanity, and no difference from wild beasts. It is merely a grotesque monstrosity, a mere talking animal, an expression of the Western mindset’s failure to comprehend what it truly means to be human.
As a result, even the so-called two-state solution, once used as a justification for Israel, has now become entirely invalid. Israel’s very existence has lost all legitimacy. The Zionist arguments—such as Hamas’s so-called aggression on October 7 or the fabricated claim of killing 40 babies—have failed to conceal the mentality that has persisted since Israel’s founding.
All these attacks, rooted in a Crusader mentality, have once again exposed the West’s betrayal of the universal values it once hid behind. They have revealed its deep-seated hypocrisy, its continued nature of colonialism and land theft, and the fact that it has made no real progress toward justice or humanity.
Despite everything, the conscience of humanity was stirred by the massacre in Gaza. Millions of people in the West, who still retained their humanity despite their leaders and states being enslaved by global devils, shared the suffering of the people of Gaza and voiced their opposition to Zionism. The resistance of 2.2 million people living in the 40-kilometer strip of Gaza, using their humble weapons against the most advanced bombs, mobilized world public opinion. A significant and determined base of supporters emerged from every religion, every ideology, and every country.
With the backing of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Germany, indiscriminate bombings wiped out over a thousand families entirely, leaving behind nothing but ruins. Both the massacres and the deliberate starvation, deprivation of water and medicine, and acts of genocide have not only devastated the West and its institutions but also united humanity around fundamental human values through the genocide in Gaza and the epic Gaza resistance.
The antisemitism laws hastily enacted in the United States and Germany serve only one purpose: granting Israel absolute immunity, the freedom to invade any territory it desires, to kill civilians, and to suppress cultures and beliefs. This stance by Western states will be recorded in history as their deliberate destruction of their own values for the sake of a handful of Zionist barbarians. This position will pave the way for the West’s internal collapse in the coming decades, while the Middle East, Africa, and South America rise, allowing their peoples to break free from the illusion of this false civilization.
In the next phase, these colonial Crusader powers will turn against each other, just as they did during the Hundred Years’ War, the Thirty Years’ War, and most recently, World War II, where they also massacred their own people. As they lose their colonies, the pie will shrink further, and the forty thieves will clash among themselves. The death of the Crusader West, masked by modernity, progress, and enlightenment, will likely be even more tragic than the fall of Rome. Their high technology, their deadly weapons of mass destruction, and the degenerate lifestyles they have imposed on humanity will become the graveyard of these exploitative powers.
Our hope is that by freeing the world from the “war on terror” terrorism—developed by the West for the purpose of occupation and plunder—the world will finally be able to breathe a little easier.
Even the outcomes of 15 months in Gaza are enough to prove what is yet to come.