The Criterion Battle is a lesson for long breath

The most important characteristic of an Arab in the present time is short breath policy where he wants everything quickly in all fields. I am speaking about an Arab in general and not Muslims in particular because we have seen the Turks, who are Muslims, have a long breath policy which was manifested greatly in their solidarity with Gaza that continued even after the war, whereas the Arabs stopped their solidarity as soon as the war is over.

The Criterion Battle teaches us that short breath policy the action is wrong which has been signified in Al Qassam battalions and the other divisions who knew their capabilities, practiced patience, and did not act according to their emotions as Arabs always do. They could have launched hundreds of missiles during the first days of war then they would be defeated at the end. However, they knew their abilities and capability, and realized that gaining victory over the Jews cannot be achieved except by terrifying the enemy. In other words (terrorism) the positive word that the international media in general and Arab media in particular oppressed. Terrorism is a Qur'anic word that was mentioned by Allah (may He be Glorified and Exalted) which means: to prepare as much power as you can to your enemy to deter non-Muslims and prevent them to attack Muslims' homeland.

Hence, terrorism is the deterrent force, but what the Jews and the Christians do is the criminality which means: the use of actual force, and not the deterrent force, practicing killing and destruction. They are outlaws and we have to be terrorists, and that what the mujahedeen did in Gaza. They did not own weapons, tanks, or jets, therefore, they depended on the long breath policy in launching missiles in order to terrify the enemy during the blessed days of the battle. Broadcasting the news of the Palestinian missiles was a great victory for the mujahedeen, but if they acted according to their emotions, especially, after the martyrdom of Al Rayyan and Siyam, they would not have won the war.