The Al-Aqsa Flood has not yet reached its full extent
An opinion article marking the third anniversary of the Al-Aqsa Flood, describing the decision to start the battle as bold and courageous, and asserting that the battle is not over and is still unfolding on multiple fronts. The article praises the leaders of the flood who sacrificed themselves and their families, and asserts that the sacrifices of the people of Gaza were not in vain. The article includes a dialogue with an Israeli investigator about the naming of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
On the third anniversary of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle, writer Dr. Fayez Abu Shamala publishes an opinion article on the Palestine Online website, describing the decision to start the battle on October 7, 2023, as a bold and courageous decision. The writer mentions that the battle's leaders knew they were the spearhead of the attack and that missiles were chasing them, yet they did not hesitate. The article asserts that the battle is not over and is still unfolding on military and political fronts, expanding like a snowball in the world's cities. The writer emphasizes that the martyrs, wounded, prisoners, and sufferings of the people of Gaza were not and will not be in vain. The article includes an old dialogue with an Israeli investigator about why the Al-Aqsa Mosque is named as such, where the investigator said the name refers to its religious status as the closest point to heaven.