Loyalty is not permanent

The article discusses the impact of wars and destruction on humanity and the social fabric, with a focus on the incident of Al-Shuqayf, which symbolizes a moment of deep upheaval for humanity. It points out that the repeated exposure to scenes of devastation and ruin causes people to adapt to them, which risks a loss of awareness of savagery and belonging. The land is considered more than just a geographical space; it is a collective memory reflecting history and identity. The article emphasizes that power cannot erase people's bonds with their past, and that preserving memory is the way to keep the land alive in people's hearts, despite the wounds.

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