No Peace with Israel

Voice of Belady

a day ago

Dr. Mohamed Dabasha
Member of the Egyptian Writers Union
No peace with a Zionist entity that occupied parts of Arab lands (Syria, Lebanon) and established its state on Palestinian lands. Not content with this, its ambitions extend to expelling the remaining residents of Gaza after the occupation army destroyed Gaza, causing countless deaths and injuries. The matter does not stop there, however. Daily skirmishes occur on Egypt's borders to pressure it to implement the Zionist-American plan in the Middle East, so that Israel, according to their beliefs, remains the dominant power in the region. Everything it demands or dreams of must be presented to it on a platter of toast.
What kind of peace is this with an occupying terrorist entity that has killed our people in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon? What is the meaning of the Camp David Peace Accords with an entity that does not respect peace, does not respect international legitimacy resolutions, and does not respect international law? We, as Arabs, must carefully consider our relationship with this mentally unstable entity. We have the leverage to stand on solid ground against the brutality of this foolish enemy. Among these are the actions we must take at the present time, and the discussion here is not directed solely at Egypt, but rather at all Arab and Islamic countries:
Egypt must announce the suspension of its peace agreement with Israel until it commits to returning every inch of Arab land it usurped, agreeing to the two-state solution, and establishing an independent Palestinian state on all the lands occupied in 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Withdraw the ambassadors of Arab and Islamic countries from Israel and expel their ambassadors from those countries.
There must be no Arab normalization with the Zionist entity. Anyone who does so is a traitor to the Arabs and must be excluded from the Arab fold.
Sever all political, economic, commercial, and tourism ties with this occupying entity.
5- Adopting a unified Arab position in the Security Council, requesting that the Council return all occupied Arab territories to their owners, with a mechanism for implementing any resolution issued by the Council. If this Arab request is thwarted by an American veto, we, as Arab and Islamic countries, must immediately withdraw from the Security Council, as long as it is of no use or benefit to maintaining security and peace in the Arab world.
5- The United Nations must inform Israel that it must return the Arab territories it has usurped within six months and that the State of Palestine is established. If Israel refuses, the United Nations must expel the State of Israel from the United Nations.
6- We, as Arabs, must have an agreement and a unified vision for the future of the greater Arab homeland and the dangers of occupation, division and discord it is exposed to. This can only be achieved by establishing a joint Arab deterrent force that can liberate the occupied Arab lands and be a shield and sword for all Arab countries. In the end, we will find ourselves faced with two options: the first is to surrender to the reality that has continued for more than half a century, and it is a deterrent to the occupying Zionist entity. The second option is to work hard, prepare, and remember this phrase well: 'What is taken by force cannot be restored except by force.'