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When Gaza Became Tel Aviv
A Prophetic Reckoning of Power, Suffering, and the God of Justice

In a world where headlines numb and justice is reduced to press statements, When Gaza Became Tel Aviv cuts through the noise with piercing clarity and prophetic urgency.

Kayumba David delivers a bold, theologically grounded, and politically fearless critique of modern-day Israel's moral trajectory—especially in the aftermath of its 2025 invasion of Iran and its ongoing devastation of Gaza. Drawing unsettling parallels with the empires of biblical times, David exposes how power intoxicates, how suffering is silenced, and how memory is manipulated.

But this book is not just about Israel. It is about the world that watches. The institutions that rationalize. The global order that names itself "civilized" while turning away from children buried under rubble. From South Africa's bold case at the International Court of Justice to the haunting cries of the voiceless in Palestine, When Gaza Became Tel Aviv is both an indictment and an invitation.

It is a reckoning with history. A call to conscience. A testimony to the God who still hears the cry of the oppressed.

For readers of prophetic theology, postcolonial resistance, and unapologetic justice, this is not a comfortable read—but it is a necessary one.