Proverbs 22:28  "Do not remove the stone set by your ancestors."  

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When ego takes over, leaders shift from shared purpose to personal pride. Our ego creates an internal enemy that is more dangerous than any external threat. When the ego takes control of our conscience, it transforms leadership into domination. It pushes leaders toward authoritarian behavior, even harming their own people and comrades who once stood beside them against a common enemy. Our pride is gradually destroying what generations before us built with sacrifice, unity, integrity, and courage.

Leadership is not about personal glory. It is about service. It is about carrying the burdens of the community with integrity and placing the welfare of the people above personal ambition. Today, we commit ourselves to rebuilding a leadership culture rooted in these values.

We commit to listening before commanding, serving before demanding, and uniting before dividing.

We are here to rescue our sinking kingdom by restoring the leadership principles that once held us together. self‑sacrifice, responsibility, accountability, democracy, and consensus. These principles are not abstract ideals. They are the pillars that protect our people, guide our decisions, and ensure that power is exercised with humility rather than arrogance.

We are here to enforce the purpose of the land‑back struggle that began after the attacks on Anakdiar and Abaneem in 2009. Those events awakened a collective determination to defend our ancestral lands, preserve our identity, and protect the rights of future generations. Our kingdom will rise again through principled leadership that honors the past and safeguards the future.