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Gaza is a city of saints and the Christ of this era. It has endured the unimaginable to show the world the path of salvation, to “separate what is evil from what is good,” and to reveal what is righteous and what is wicked. Gaza’s survival has been nothing short of a miracle and a blessing for the world. In the years to come, as humanity rids itself of the filth and corruption that Gaza helped expose, people will remember Gaza as the place that sacrificed itself for humanity’s collective liberation and salvation from the Epstein class. And Gaza will rise again, the beautiful city it has always been. Its beauty is not rooted in luxury, skyscrapers, or the false promises of the dajjals of this era, but in the steadfastness of its people in the face of its trials. They refused to be corrupted by greed, individualism, empty consumerism, and selfishness imposed upon humanity, values that turn people into easily controlled and disposable cattle and strip them of their collective dignity. Gaza has stood as the opposite of that and will continue to do so. I know some people will see this as romanticizing a difficult time, but these words are not meant for today, tomorrow, or even next year. They are meant for the next generation, or perhaps the one that comes after. May Gaza’s mosques and churches, streets and alleys, continue to show us the way.