By Kingsley Omose
There are times when the sound of bombs is not the sound of an ending — it is the sound of labor. The blood on the streets is not from a massacre alone — it is also from the contractions of something being born.
Yes, the death toll is staggering. The destruction is apocalyptic. Gaza, as we know it, is being turned to ashes. But let me declare this clearly: Gaza is not a graveyard — it is a womb. And what is being birthed is nothing short of prophetic.
We’ve seen this before. When Herod heard a child had been born — not a soldier, not a prophet, but a King sent from Heaven — he reacted with genocidal fury. The slaughter of every male child in Bethlehem under the age of two wasn’t just a political move; it was hell’s resistance to Heaven’s intervention.
So when we see the kind of unrelenting, disproportionate, precision-backed carnage unfolding in Gaza, we must ask: What is Heaven birthing that hell is trying so hard to crush?
Over 52,000 Palestinians dead.
42,000 children orphaned. Entire families, over 2,000 of them, wiped off the face of the earth. Journalists, medics, and UN workers targeted.
Schools, hospitals, mosques, and bakeries obliterated.
What kind of threat justifies such erasure?
We are told this is about Hamas. But the math doesn’t add up. You don’t drop more bomb tonnage than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined to neutralize 23,000 fighters — most of whom remain underground.
You don’t starve two million people for months to defeat a militia. You don’t bulldoze the entire infrastructure of a people to win a tactical war. You do this when you are trying to erase a people’s future.
But here’s the paradox: the more Gaza is crushed, the more visible Palestine becomes. This is not the end of the Palestinian people. This is the moment they become undeniable.
In the same way the Holocaust — one of history’s darkest chapters — became the womb through which Israel was born, the genocide in Gaza is now announcing the inevitability of a Palestinian state. It is not a diplomatic talking point anymore. It is a spiritual reality, paid for with blood and sealed with fire.
What we are witnessing is not a military operation — it is a Herod like reaction to prophetic emergence. The State of Palestine, long denied and delayed, is now in labor. And yes, the oppressors know it.
That’s why every man, woman, and child in Gaza has been labeled “Hamas” — because to acknowledge the human being is to acknowledge their claim to dignity, to history, to land, and to nationhood. To acknowledge their humanity is to acknowledge the right of Palestine to exist.
This is why the IDF’s bombs fall not just on tunnels, but on homes, hospitals, and holy places. This is why Gaza has become the most surveilled, bombed, and starved place on Earth.
Because when a nation is in the birth canal, tyranny presses hardest.
But I say again: Gaza is not a graveyard — it is a womb.
What is emerging from the rubble is a people the world can no longer unsee. The cries of the children, the resistance of the mothers, the documentation of the journalists, the defiance of the medics — these are not footnotes in war; they are birth pangs.
And every birth pang reminds us: something irreversible is happening.
To the global community: this is your test.bTo the religious: this is your call.
To the United Nations: this is your witness. And to the media: this is your reckoning.
We are watching a modern-day genocide, and we will either stand as midwives to the birth of justice or as mourners who failed to act while Pharaoh’s army crushed the children.
This is no longer about whether you approve of Hamas. This is about whether you recognize what is truly being born in Gaza.
This is not politics. This is prophecy.
This is not the end. This is the beginning.
Palestine is being born. And no amount of bombs can stop what Heaven has ordained.
Kingsley Omose is a public analyst and writer of conscience
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