Gouya Roshan From Darkness to Light

A Cry from the Ruins: The Ghosts the World Has Forgotten Today, what is emerging from the ruins of Gaza is not merely the remains of war victims, but living evidence of the crimes committed by the Zionist regime and its supporters, whose consequences are clearly visible. A United Nations report indicates that more than 630 bodies, including women and children, have been found beneath the rubble of destroyed buildings, while it is believed that more than 8,000 people remain buried under millions of tons of debris. The United Nations has called on international investigators to enter the entire Gaza Strip in order to collect and preserve evidence. This horrific catastrophe has awakened the human conscience and exposed the enormous scale of the humanitarian disaster in Gaza. According to official reports from aid organizations and the Gaza Ministry of Health, due to the unprecedented scale of destruction and the lack of resources and equipment needed to clear the rubble, the remains of th...

A Silent Cry Amid Global Silence In modern history, the name “Palestine” has long transcended its geographical significance as an occupied territory; it represents a deep wound in the Muslim world and a testimony to the violation of human rights. For more than 75 years, this sacred land has been stained with the blood of Muslim men, women, and children. The tragedy of Palestine has evolved from a regional crisis into one of the most heartbreaking moral tragedies of our time, not only because of the brutality of the Zionist regime, but also because of the deadly, opportunistic, and hypocritical silence of the international community in the face of genocide and mass killings against Muslims. Shockingly, in this century, passionate defenses of human rights, the lives and beliefs of an entire people become seemingly worthless on the international political stage simply because its inhabitants are Muslim. This exposes the hypocrisy of human rights advocates in the face of the largest and l...