by Hassan Mueez
The Lost Red Camel is a powerful call to awaken the conscience of the Ummah and the world in the wake of the atrocities committed in Gaza, particularly after October 7, 2023. The book conveys the unimaginable suffering of the Palestinian people—living in constant fear of death, starvation, and destruction—and highlights the failure of global powers and Muslim leaders to act. Despite this, it also celebrates the resilience of the Gazans and the unity shown by the broader Muslim community, as well as the growing solidarity from Western youth. Through a brief historical account of Palestine’s creation and the ongoing support Israel has received from Western democracies, the book critiques the hypocrisy and indifference of those who have enabled Israel's actions. It underscores the need to remember the horrors of war, the genocide accusations against Israel, and the urgent need for future leaders to rise and prevent such tragedies from happening again. At its core, The Lost Red Camel is a wake-up call—urging us all to reflect on our responsibilities, act in solidarity with the oppressed, and ensure that the pain of Gaza is never forgotten.
