Table of Contents
- Call to Rebuild
- Recognition of Victors
- Divine Intervention
- Criticism of Political Leaders
- Looking Ahead
Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has encouraged Palestinians in Gaza to reconstruct their homes with enhanced defenses following the recent ceasefire.
In a Facebook post on Saturday, Gumi characterized the people of Gaza as victors in the conflict, despite the widespread devastation caused by the war.
He stated that the ceasefire represented a form of divine intervention, adding that “God has many ways of granting victory.”
Gumi also criticized former US President Donald Trump, accusing him of exacerbating the conflict in pursuit of global recognition.
“As for the Gazans, insha’Allah, you’ll recover in two years. You have triumphed in the war. No territory lost, no kh___s destroyed. This time, they should construct bunkers capable of withstanding even a nuclear detonation, even though no one could realistically use a nuclear weapon in the entire Middle East,” he remarked.
The cleric’s comments come as Palestinians return to Gaza to discover their homes and belongings in ruins following the announcement of a ceasefire.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Sheikh Ahmad Gumi urge the people of Gaza to do?
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi urged the people of Gaza to rebuild their homes with stronger defenses following the ceasefire.
How does Gumi view the recent ceasefire?
Gumi views the ceasefire as a form of divine intervention, suggesting that it signifies victory for the people of Gaza.
What criticism did Gumi express regarding Donald Trump?
Gumi criticized former President Donald Trump, claiming that he fueled the conflict for the sake of gaining global recognition.
