The destruction of the Apostle Peter’s mausoleum in Lebanon is not just a Christian loss, it is a warning to all humanity.
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The destruction of the Apostle Peter’s mausoleum in Lebanon is not just a Christian loss, it is a warning to all humanity.
Because when a state can level ancient shrines, schools, hospitals, refugee shelters, and entire civilian districts in Gaza and its neighboring regions without consequence, it means that no culture, no community, and no future generation is safe.
For years, Israel’s military operations have followed a troubling pattern:
erase infrastructure, erase memory, erase identity.
Universities flattened, libraries burned, mosques bombed, churches shattered, hospitals turned to mass graves, and entire civilian neighborhoods erased from the map. These are not accidental damages, they are deliberate acts that target the roots of a people’s existence.
And now, destroying a nearly 2,000-year-old religious site in Lebanon fits precisely into that same pattern, a pattern where history itself becomes a casualty.
This is no longer about one faith or one nation.
This is about a world where the powerful can rewrite the past, devastate the present, and control the future simply because no one dares to stop them.
Humanity must wake up.
Because if the erasure of Gaza is tolerated today, and the erasure of ancient Christian heritage is tolerated tomorrow, then eventually nothing sacred, no school, no hospital, no mosque, no church, no culture, will survive in the path of unchecked power.
Silence is not neutrality.
Silence is complicity, and the world cannot afford to be complicit any longer.
posted by Satish Sharma at
11:17
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