O sons of Palestine... 

It is time for you to know that all the events that took place in this arena in this century were aimed at stripping you of your rights, crushing your sons, persecuting your advocates, and draining your blood. 

Sultan Abdul Hamid was deposed while defending you in 1909 after he made his famous statement: "It is more beloved to me to have a scalpel applied to my body and a limb severed from my body than for Palestine to be taken from the land of Islam." 

The Caliphate was abolished for the sake of Palestine in 1924, and Al-Banna was killed for Palestine on February 12, 1949. The Rhodes Treaty was concluded two days after Al-Banna's assassination, and a revolution occurred in 1952 to abort the Islamic movement, which could be seen, after God, as the hope for the restoration of Palestine. 

The three conditions agreed upon by Jefferson Caffery, the American ambassador, with the officers unjustly and falsely labeled as the "Free Officers" were: to crush the Islamic movement, to destroy Al-Azhar from its foundation, and to ensure the safety of "Israel." The man who planned, managed, alerted, and indicated this was the one who concluded the Lausanne Treaty and supervised it, Lahum Hayim, in 1922 to abolish the Caliphate, the rabbi of Judaism in Constantinople. After the Caliphate was abolished, he moved to Egypt to direct the revolution and ensure the safety of the Jews.