[Evergreen Brook 🌿 Day 1960]

[Palestine Genocide 🇵🇸 Day 440, Year 76]
Here it is, the longest night of the year.
Yes, it goes on, getting ever darker and colder with each passing minute. Yes, you may start doubting. Yes, it will get harder to stay hopeful. You may forget the warmth of the day. You may forget the taste of freedom. And laughter. Fear may replace love. Yes, the grave impact of your losses may conceal the victories you’ve had. The bitterness of betrayals may dominate the sweetness of loyalties. Yes, you will feel the absence of those you’ve lost. You will miss them more than ever. Your loved ones, your pillars of strength, your spiritual leaders. It will feel lonely… And cold… Dark… Empty…
But even this longest of all nights will pass, the Sun will once again rise and break the darkness with a majestic new day. There will be warmth again, and love, and hope, and freedom. You will see that all those you had lost have been there with you all along. You will become a pillar of strength for others.
How do I know this? Because it’s in the essence of evil that it cannot stay. Darkness is always temporary. Darkness is nothingness. Light remains. And love. And God.
If you don’t believe me, just wait and see for yourself! God willing the Resistance fighters will see the day when the malevolent Zionist enemy is trampled under their feet.