Are you aware of the danger?

Are you aware of the danger that we may also lose al-Aqsa Mosque? A tactic that Israel uses in every situation is again in the forefront: Creating an actual state and making the world get used to this new situation...

It seems that the procedure to obtain all strategic acquisitions/seizures of Israel, since its foundation, with long-term steps has been initiated. Zionists have achieved all their goals by making use of every opportunity and gap by maximizing the rapport of taking tactical steps.

International law, agreements, promises, promises in which every step was planned were drilled with a road map that was spread over time. All weaknesses of Palestinians, Arabs and the Muslim world were taken advantage of, the U.S.'s contradictions and the expectations of the Western public were skillfully managed, while every method was tried to achieve the goal exceeding government policies and adopted as state policy. When needed, they acted as if they were sided with peace and seemed as though they were taking a few steps back; when needed, they claimed they were against global terrorism or “Islamic terrorism,” and acted as the West's peace dove.

This time they are playing a very dangerous game. Although the size of danger is immense, the timing has been chosen cleverly as the Middle East is torn apart having no military, politics or diplomatic power to withstand them.

Palestine is made up of two parts, and Abbas is only symbolic in the West Bank. Hamas is stuck in Gaza in desperation, and is in a state to ask Russia to protect al-Aqsa.

Countries in the region including Syria, Iraq and Lebanon are in civil war and preoccupied with their own troubles. Egypt is non-reactive thinking that guaranteeing the future of their coup government is dependent on strengthening the Camp David equation with Israel. There is no need to discuss Syria. Muslims are busy shedding each other's blood in Iraq and Syria. It is nonsense to expect Iran, who has recently signed an agreement with the West, to adopt an attitude against Israel – even at a rhetoric level – since it is busy supporting the Baath regime.

Turkey is busy trying to overcome the civil war in Syria, which has come to its borders and even overflowing with refugees, and the political uncertainty it is currently experiencing.

The Obama administration realized that the apathy in the Middle East has turned into inactivation, with Russia physically entering Syria. Furthermore, the U.S. has chosen to remain silent, as they have signed a nuclear agreement with Iran, which can be considered as hush money. Moreover, they are trying to please Israel by siding with Zionist colonialism, despite France proposing international power for al-Aqsa. Jewish settlers have been attacking al-Aqsa for days.

Just as Ariel Sharon had attacked al-Aqsa, with a certain strategy, provoking the second intifada (uprising)... However, in today's case there is no leadership to claim an intifada or unity between the Palestinians.

There is no other country that can fully support al-Aqsa and disappoint the cunning plans based on it. Occupying al-Aqsa everyday is trying to be transformed into an innocent freedom of warship problem based on the historical talks of myths of Zionist.

International agreements and the historical significance of al-Aqsa are overlooked and the physical attacks are regarded innocent. Palestinians are being terrorized and typical Jewish propaganda is used to arouse pity.

And when the setting is appropriate the actual state tactic will step in. A de facto state will be founded with the power of arms and troops. In other words, the scenario played on Hebron is trying to be repeated: To physically divide al-Aqsa!

Not being able to get favorable results from the tunnels they dug under al-Aqsa for years, the Zionist colonizers are now trying to put international agreements, law and the world's reaction aside and instead are trying to create an actual state; a synagogue in al-Aqsa.

And if this wasn't enough; enclosing Jerusalem with a second wall and incarcerating the Arabs.

A military, political and economic obstacle isn't sighted in the horizon. Who can prevent Zionism while the Middle East is experiencing its darkest and most chaotic era?

If the Muslim world can't protect al-Aqsa, then which sacred thing can they ever protect?

It is time to put our differences aside – being Kurdish, Turkish and Arab – and adopt the Ummah spirit again.

It is time to get out of the swamp of modern nationalism and archaic secularism and readopt the resurrection conscious.

Let's not forget that the darkest moment of the night is that which is closest to dawn.