Political researcher: 'Al-Aqsa Flood' reshaped global consciousness and toppled the occupation's narrative
Political researcher Muhammad Abu Taqiya affirmed that the 'Al-Aqsa Flood' attack on October 7, 2023, caused a sharp transformation in the history of the region and the world, reshaping political and ethical questions in global consciousness, severely damaging the Israeli narrative. He pointed to the widening isolation of the occupation and the collapse of its propaganda system, amid the inability of international institutions to protect civilians.
Political researcher Muhammad Abu Taqiya affirmed that the three years following the 'Al-Aqsa Flood' attack on October 7, 2023, constituted a historic milestone that caused a sharp transformation in the history of the region and the world. In statements to 'Quds Press', he stressed that the attack was an extension of a long path of occupation and violations against the Palestinian people, and reshaped political and ethical questions in global consciousness, severely damaging the Israeli narrative in a way that is difficult to restore. He pointed out that the war placed the world before a state of ethical, political, and legal collision, revealing contradictions in security equations, regional partnerships, and the American role. He explained that the past three years witnessed an unprecedented expansion in the isolation of the occupation at political, popular, and cultural levels, attributing this to the collapse of the Israeli propaganda system and the exposure of the gap between the manufactured image and the bloody realities in Gaza. He noted that the scale of human losses and destruction made broad sectors of global public opinion feel a direct connection to what is happening, amid the inability of international institutions to provide convincing answers or protect civilians. He concluded by indicating that the repercussions of the war extended to include Jerusalem, the West Bank, and the entire region.