巴勒斯坦加沙地带卫生部门7日说，以色列军队当天袭击加沙地带，在我写这篇文章的时候已造成232人死亡，另有1697人送医治疗。
说是袭击也好，侵略也好，恐怖主义也好，我们不管用什么样的角度去切入，似乎都存在着这么一个事实：在争夺利益的博弈中所衍生的冲突。但这所衍生出来的问题却要比利益本身更令人担忧。
老人和儿童在逝去生命，更恐怖的是人道主义的灾难。那些被斩首的婴儿他们是活生生的人，他们未曾体会生的美好却要提前感受死亡的恐惧。装载着人类最先进武器装备的舰艇在驶向中东，那上面汇聚了人类最顶尖科技的武器装备。它们可能是为了威慑而制造，这一刻却正要应用于杀戮。国际金融市场瑟瑟发抖，原油价格和大宗商品期货市场的价格也紧随着剧烈震荡。冰冷的数字背后是一个个活生生的人。
那他妈是活生生的人。那是那里被波及的以色列平民，老人，孩子，也是加沙地带一个个活生生的信仰真主与上帝的子民。
如果上帝在耶路撒冷，他会不会流着泪不知所措呢？
公元前479年，波斯和希腊的军队在普拉提亚平原会战。波斯人先到，而组成希腊联军的三十个城邦却还没有集结完毕。而兵强马壮的波斯非但没有突袭，还依旧等待希腊人集结到了十一万人才最终下令进攻。结果，普拉提亚会战波斯人惨败。
仗打输了，但这段故事和美谈流传于世，说实在的不丢人。而看看今天吧，兵不厌诈的偷袭，掳掠平民的不择手段还有人道主义的次生灾害正在酝酿仇恨。而仇恨能够带来的只能是新的仇恨。那是耶路撒冷，那个地方曾经孕育了辉煌的文化，那个地方曾经令无数英雄折戟沉沙，但哪怕战争再残酷，萨拉丁依旧曾让所有的天主教徒，包括老人和小孩安全地离开那里。
18世纪末和19世纪初，我们人类终于有人启蒙并觉醒，振臂高呼爱与和平。他们或是留下了不朽名篇或是以身作则踏入了逐鹿的红尘。爱是人性的解药，可惜我们能看到的总是太短，总是辜负上一辈的期盼。
当然，如今的情况要复杂的多，仇恨也根深蒂固的多。但仇恨和战争只能带来仇恨和战争。我们在谴责的同时必须意识到，我们可以做的应该还有更多！
天国王朝里的那个铁匠曾经问过，耶路撒冷是什么呢？一座建在了被罗马推倒了的犹太人的庙宇上的基督教的圣城罢了。今天，它也是伊斯兰教的圣地。更重要的是他说过，希望保护那座城里的老人和孩子，还有城里每一个活着的人。
今天，我不知道上帝是否在那里哭泣，会不会后悔曾经推倒了巴别塔，我只知道，无数个失去亲人的人正在那个他所眷顾的地方哭泣。
我去他妈的哈马斯，去他妈的以色列，去他妈世界。
Palestinian health sector in the Gaza Strip said on the 7th, the Israeli army attacked the Gaza Strip on the same day, at the time I wrote this article has caused 232 deaths, and another 1,697 people sent to the hospital.
Whether we call it an attack, aggression or terrorism, no matter what angle we use to cut into it, there seems to be the fact that there is a conflict derived from the game of competing interests. But the problems arising from this are more worrying than the interests themselves.
Elderly people and children are losing their lives, and even more horrifying is the humanitarian disaster. The decapitated babies are living human beings who have not yet experienced the beauty of life, but will feel the fear of death beforehand. Ships loaded with the most advanced weaponry of mankind are heading to the Middle East, and on them is a collection of the most technologically advanced weaponry of mankind. They may have been created for deterrence, but this moment is about to be applied to killing. The international financial markets are shivering, and the price of crude oil and the commodity futures market are shaking violently right along with it. Behind the cold numbers are living, breathing people.
That's fucking living, breathing people. It's Israeli civilians, old people, children, and the living, breathing people of the Gaza Strip who believe in Allah and God who have been affected.
If God were in Jerusalem, would he be weeping and not knowing what to do?
In 479 B.C., the armies of Persia and Greece met on the plains of Plataea. The Persians arrived first, while the thirty city-states that made up the Greek coalition had not yet assembled. Instead of attacking, Persia waited for the Greeks to gather 110,000 men before finally giving the order to attack. As a result, the Persians lost the Battle of Plataea.
The battle was lost, but the story and the storytelling has been passed down to the world, and frankly, there is no shame in it. And look at today, where hatred is being brewed by sneak attacks, unscrupulous civilian captivity, and humanitarian secondary disasters. And hatred can only lead to new hatred. It was Jerusalem, the place that gave birth to a glorious culture, the place where countless heroes died, but where Saladin kept all Christians, old and young, safe, even in the face of brutal wars.
At the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century, some of us were finally enlightened and awakened to love and peace. They either left monumental writings or set an example by stepping into the red dust of the deer. Love is the antidote to human nature, but unfortunately the time we get to see it is always too short, and we always fail to live up to the expectations of our fathers and mothers.
Of course, today's situation is much more complex and hatred is much more deeply rooted. But hatred and war can only lead to hatred and war. While we condemn, we must realize that there should be more we can do!
That blacksmith in the Kingdom of Heaven dynasty once asked, what is Jerusalem? It is just a Christian holy city built on top of a Jewish temple that was bulldozed by Rome. Today, it is also a holy place for Islam. What's more, he said that above all else, he wanted to protect the old and the children and the one person alive in that city.
Today, I don't know if God is crying there, if he will regret ever bringing down the Tower of Babel, I just know that countless people who have lost loved ones are crying in that place that he favored.
fuck Hamas, fuck Israel, fuck the world.