FUN WITH ENGLISH

The Zionist individuals, predominantly European immigrants who have occupied Palestine, have blatantly disregarded the principles of democracy and human rights that they profess to uphold. Recently, they were responsible for setting fire to the grand library of Al-Aqsa University in Gaza and callously took commemorative photos with the destruction. These images have been widely circulated on social media, with the perpetrators brazenly sharing them on their personal profiles, seemingly convinced of their immunity from accountability. It is imperative to identify these Zionist perpetrators and expose them as war criminals and enemies of humanity. Consider the hypothetical scenario of a Palestinian entering a small library in a neighboring city near Gaza, setting it ablaze in a stolen property – the outrage and condemnation that would ensue from media outlets such as BBC, CNN, New York Times, and Washington Post. Despite their current impunity, these individuals will eventually face judgment and be held accountable for their crimes against innocent civilians. I firmly believe in divine retribution, and I am confident that justice will be served in the most severe and fitting manner. History has shown that even those who believe they can evade justice, like Saddam Hussein, are ultimately brought to account. There is no escaping justice, and all merciless criminals will ultimately face the consequences of their actions.

Salute Khorramshahr, salute to the city of blood, salute to Ali Sayyad Shirazi, salute to Ahmad Kazemi, salute to all the commanders and soldiers and veterans who have shed their blood for the freedom of this land, so that today this vast field, this pure and continuous expanse, appears before our eyes like a golden carpet woven by the souls of lovers, and we are here, and our Iran, our beautiful Iran, dearer to us than our own lives. Salute to Khorramshahr and the men who, in hundreds of days of captivity imposed by the enemy, gave their lives for its freedom. Salute to the men who brought the purest gazes to the most worn-out forms, moving on the soil of Khuzestan and Tafresh, so that today we are here, and the memories that spun through time 42 years ago reach us, and today we are here, and what passed over this land and water speaks to you of a lofty dream that remains to be interpreted as "God freed Khorramshahr." Salute to Mahmoud Eskandari, salute to all the pilots and swift fliers who took their iron-winged bird to the skies above their homeland and faced the heavy fire of the enemy, so that their names remain eternally in the history of beloved Iran, in this grand determination. Salute to all the martyrs and salute to Iran.

Each morning, as you wake up and prepare to face the day ahead, remember to start with a grateful heart. Take a moment to reflect on the blessings in your life, both big and small. Appreciate the warmth of the sun on your face, the sound of birds chirping outside your window, and the comfort of a cozy bed that you slept in. These simple pleasures are often taken for granted, but they are gifts that deserve our gratitude. As you go about your day, make a conscious effort to spread positivity wherever you go. Smile at strangers, offer a kind word to a colleague, or lend a helping hand to someone in need. Your small acts of kindness can have a ripple effect, spreading joy and compassion to those around you. You never know how much of a difference your positivity can make in someone's life. Remember that kindness is a powerful force that can brighten even the darkest of days. By choosing to be kind and compassionate, you are not only improving the lives of others but also nurturing your own soul. The world can be a challenging and sometimes harsh place, but your kindness can be a beacon of light in the darkness. So, as you start each day with a grateful heart, carry that attitude of gratitude and kindness with you throughout the day. Be the reason someone smiles today, be the source of hope for someone in despair, and be the light that guides others through their struggles. Your actions may seem small, but they have the power to make a world of difference to those around you.

Jealousy is a toxic emotion that can poison relationships and breed resentment. It stems from insecurity and a lack of self-worth, causing individuals to compare themselves to others and feel inadequate. Instead of focusing on their own growth and achievements, jealous individuals become consumed by negative thoughts and emotions. This not only harms their own well-being but also damages the trust and harmony in their relationships. Overcoming jealousy requires self-awareness, self-love, and a willingness to work on building confidence and trust in oneself.