Today, the strong faith, faith and resilience of Gazans, left to their own devices in the face of unprecedented suffering, is being shown live around the world. According to The Guardian, "Today, Westerners are reading the Koran to understand the unprecedented resilience, faith, moral strength and character of the Palestinians."

Five hundred years ago, the English writer and philosopher Thomas More wrote "Utopia" about the most just and ideal society in the future. However, among similar works, Abu Nasr Farabi's book "The City of Virtuous People" stands out for its richness of meanings.

Our tenth lesson on Deism. We turn to our deist interlocutor, as usual, with a question:

We talk a lot about "nation", "nationality", "national values", "national customs", but do we use these concepts correctly? What should we really understand by "nationality"? What are the characteristics of our nation? Today we are looking for answers to these questions.

We turn to the ninth lesson and another deist: - Is the God in whom you believed just or unjust (zinhor-bazinhor!)? I think you don't believe in a cruel god and accept that the creator is just.

Unfortunately, during this period, the Contact Group did not take any serious steps to implement the decision of their governments to stop the war. As Israel continues to massacre children, women and the elderly in Gaza, the heads of state have not moved beyond official photo-ops, heated meetings and empty talk.

At the end of last year, a large-scale boycott of companies supporting Zionists, such as McDonald's and Starbucks, was announced, and by the spring of 2024, the results of this - large losses for the owners of the company. In addition, the growing anti-war student movement across popular universities led to academic boycotts.

Our eighth lesson will also take the form of a conversation with another deist. We have questions for him: - Who is a person, where did he come from, where is he going? - Why was this world created? - What does the owner of this world want from us?

These platforms allowed high-level Israeli officials and other users to openly call for the extermination of Palestinians, to dehumanize them as "subhumans," "animals," and worse. This genocidal rhetoric was not confined to obscure corners of the internet. It has been promoted, amplified and left unchallenged by platforms that claim to be committed to societal standards and human rights.

For a year now, the honest and conscientious people of the world community have bowed their heads and bowed their necks. It is impossible to know whether the true image of democracy, which is worshiped as the most just and the most people-friendly system, is so vile or has it been given such a color by vile hands...