The mask has slipped for good
If there was ever any doubt about the “death” of Western civilisation, it should now be gone. For over 650 days, the West has aided and abetted the genocide in Gaza — arming, funding, and diplomatically shielding repeated Zionist atrocities.
And with the US now imposing sanctions on Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories and one of the world’s most courageous voices for Gaza, any remaining illusions have been shattered. [1]
Western civilisation is truly dead. Its so-called values — justice, human rights, free speech, protection of the oppressed — now lie buried beneath the rubble of Gaza alongside its victims.
BACKGROUND
- The genocide in Palestine has been ongoing since well before October 2023, but even if we start counting from then, it has already been over 650 days
- Israeli actions in Gaza have been widely documented as crimes against humanity, but the US — its key charitable donor and backer — continues to provide cover
- In applying sanctions on an outspoken supporter of Palestine and investigator of Zionist war crimes, America has reiterated that it's a vassal state of Israel
- It has now sanctioned or otherwise attacked the ICC, the UN, the ICJ, UNRWA, and countless other organisations and bodies
- The world needs a return to suitable governance, through through the mercy, justice, and guidance of Islam
Hunting those who dare to stand for truth
We have gone from the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Karim Khan being smeared… to International Court of Justice (ICJ) judges threatened for ruling against Israel… to Palestinian advocacy groups shut down or criminalised. [2] [3] [4]
And now? An independent legal scholar and human rights champion who happens to work for the UN — Francesca Albanese — has been gunned down through legal means.
The West has witch-hunted anyone and everyone who dares to stand for the truth. We see such nations led by dictators in suits, whether it was Biden until January gone or Trump today, it makes no difference.
The message remains clear:
It’s our way or the highway.”
Their hollow slogans about democracy, human rights, and free speech have long been discarded for political expediency and Zionist interests.
Perhaps the only difference now is that more of us are finally awakening to this brutal reality.
Praise and reward for West-leaning tyrants
On the other hand, it rewards the genocide darling of the West, Benjamin Netanyahu — leader of the last European colony in the Middle East.
He is celebrated. He is invited to legislative bodies. He is granted standing ovations. He is given billions in military aid to continue the genocide. But he is not alone.
A few household names come to mind.
Narendra Modi
He is responsible for pogroms against Muslims in Gujarat, systematic oppression of Kashmiris, and the rise of violent Hindutva fascism across India. Despite this, the West hails him as a “strategic partner”. [5]
Mohammed bin Salman (MBS)
The Saudi Crown Prince butchered journalist Jamal Khashoggi in an embassy, has bombed Yemeni children for years with Western weapons, and jailed scholars, activists, and dissidents. [6] [7]
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
This is the Egyptian dictator who forcibly removed the country’s first and last elected leader, Dr. Mohamed Morsi. He has also massacred thousands and imprisoned tens of thousands more. [8]
The Western standard of morality
To repeat, reiterate, and restate:
- They sanction the UN for reporting on genocide.
- They sanction the ICC for investigating war crimes.
- They criminalise Palestinian solidarity organisations in Europe.
- They threaten ICJ judges for daring to rule against Israeli atrocities.
But war criminals, Arab dictators, tyrants?
They are, of course, honoured guests, strategic allies, and champions of Western interests!
Standing with Francesca Albanese
The truth is, none of this should surprise anyone who truly understands the political reality of the West.
Their slogans of “freedom”, “human rights”, and “justice” are but a mirage — a thin veneer concealing the ugly face of tyranny, colonialism, and capitalism. Recent events have merely unmasked this truth once and for all.
The world should take heed, especially the Muslim world, which still naively clings to international laws, Western institutions, and the United States as brokers of justice or protectors of humanity!
Today, as the pressure intensifies, the West seeks to intimidate every advocate of truth, silence every pro-Palestine and Gaza voice, and extinguish any courage and bravery left to challenge its corrupt narratives.
But the truth is, the more the repression, the more will and must stand tall — shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Francesca Albanese, the people of Gaza, the people of all of Palestine, and the political activists speaking out.
Why? Because today it is them, tomorrow it will be me and you.
Lessons from Constantinople, Jerusalem, and Spain
Finally, with the burial of Western civilisation, it is time to introduce true and lasting change. And perhaps Europe itself can remind us how change unfolds.
Constantinople (the Byzantine Empire), Jerusalem (under Byzantine rule), and Spain (Visigothic Kingdom) were all once ruled by oppressive regimes, their populations crushed under persecution, exploitation, and tyranny.
Yet historians record how local populations — religious minorities, peasants, scholars, and oppressed groups — welcomed Muslim rule. They invited it as a relief from centuries of injustice.
Under Islam, these lands flourished, societies prospered, and golden eras emerged — based upon justice, mercy, knowledge, and accountability before God.
It is time for the golden era of humanity to re-emerge once again upon the ashes of the Western civilisation and through the mercy, justice, and guidance of Islam.
Source: Islam21c
Notes
[3] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/05/marco-rubio-sanctions-icc-judges-israel-gaza
[4] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2d0j0ljdzko
[5] https://www.islam21c.com/news/10-years-india-march-towards-muslim-genocide/
[7] https://www.islam21c.com/politics/catastrophe-in-yemen-the-elephant-in-the-room/
