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COUNTER-ARGUMENT: Premature Recognition of a Palestinian State Undermines Peace and Rewards Rejectionism
From a Zionist perspective, the push by Labour figures to unilaterally recognise a Palestinian state at the upcoming UN conference is not a step toward peace—it is a dangerous act of symbolism that risks entrenching division, rewarding extremist factions, and … Continue reading
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Tagged antisemitism, gaza, hamas, History, israel, middle-east, palestine, Politics, zionism
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📣 THE TERRORIST WHO CRIED ‘WOLF!’ 🐺
A modern fable from Gaza. Once upon a time in a land of rockets and rubble, there was a group called Hamas — not exactly known for peace and civility. In fact, they’re officially a terrorist organization, but they sure … Continue reading
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Tagged gaza, hamas, History, human-rights, israel, middle-east, news, palestine, Politics
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Gaza, Peace Talks, and the Art of Juggling Hand Grenades: What It All Means for Israel
The war in Gaza grinds on, with the kind of rhythm usually reserved for bad sequels: same plot, new explosions. World leaders, think tanks, and diplomats have unleashed a torrent of peace proposals, ceasefire blueprints, and “bold new visions” — … Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged gaza, hamas, human-rights, israel, middle-east, palestine
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When Outrage Becomes Easy: The Strange Case of Blaming Israel
Why has blaming Israel become such an easy, unthinking reflex in the West? This post unpacks how sentimentality, slogans, and pseudo-humanitarianism have replaced real understanding—and what we can do about it.
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Tagged activism, critical thinking, gaza, hamas, humanitarianism, israel, Middle East, palestine, political discourse, Politics, protest culture
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The Fall of the Assad Regime: A 50-Year Legacy
jaw-dropping end to the Assad family’s 50-year reign in Syria Continue reading
Understanding Positive vs Negative Liberty
Grasping these two ideas of liberty really shines a light Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics
Tagged freedom, History, liberty, Philosophy, Politics, President, Trump
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LENT – THE PREPARATION FOR PESACH (PASSOVER)
Revolution of the mind Continue reading
War over – Hamas gone – Hello Palestine?
Boosting the Palestinian Authority to statehood could be the game-changer. Continue reading
WHY NOT EGYPT?
“Where are they going to evacuate these people to? To the moon?” Continue reading
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Tagged antisemitism, egypt, gaza, hamas, History, israel, middle-east, palestine, Politics
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Why we must say “NO” and “NEVER” to Hamas
Hamas’s violent actions and attacks lead to civilian casualties and conflict. Continue reading
Love in the Levant 