Why Does Violence Against Muslims Not Create Pain and Suffering for the World?
Why Does Violence Against Muslims Not Create Pain and Suffering for the World? One of the most disturbing issues around the world is the violence resulting from mass killings and discrimination against Muslims. This violence and inequality can be clearly seen in many parts of the Middle East, for example, in the Gaza Strip, Jerusalem, Yemen, Sudan, among the Rohingya, and in Iran. The violence in the Gaza Strip is not limited to October 7, 2023, or the recent past; rather, it is intertwined with the oppression, displacement, occupation, mass killings, and forced migration that Palestinians have endured for more than 75 years. This process began with the Nakba of 1948, which plunged generations of Palestinians into a cycle of violence and displacement. The United Nations defines the Nakba as the forced displacement and mass exodus of Palestinians during the 1948 war. If genocide is considered a historical process rather than a single event, the history of Palestine cannot begin on Oct...