Cultural resistance amid displacement

The article discusses the tragic situation of the villages destroyed by the Israeli occupation in the south, where they have been transformed from natural, densely populated villages into makeshift refugee camps. Instead of traditional stone and cement houses, there are now ready-made shelters. The author emphasizes that the goal of the destruction is not only to disarm but also to eliminate the ideological and national presence of the residents. He calls for urban resistance through rebuilding and documenting the villages, providing material and moral support to the displaced, reconstructing schools and mosques, refusing to sell the land, and implementing an urgent urban plan that ensures the return of the inhabitants and the preservation of their identity and memory. It is noted that the battle of construction and resilience is essential to maintaining existence and history. The author stresses that victory requires unified effort, rejection of the camps, and reliance on God alone.

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