Trust After Betrayal的动态

In the contemporary media landscape, the notion of objective truth has become increasingly elusive. The narratives presented by various media outlets are often shaped not by an unwavering commitment to factual accuracy, but rather by the interests and agendas of those who hold power. This raises a critical question: To what extent can the public trust the media to convey the truth? The proximity of any given media outlet to the "truth" is frequently determined by the influence of those who occupy positions of authority and control the flow of information. Whether driven by political affiliations, economic interests, or social pressures, media organizations may prioritize narratives that align with the perspectives of their benefactors or ideological allies. This reality casts a shadow of doubt over the integrity of the information that is disseminated to the public, leading to a profound erosion of trust. It is, therefore, a cause for lamentation that the pursuit of truth in journalism has been compromised by external influences. The media, once envisioned as the fourth estate, intended to hold power to account and inform the public, now finds itself entangled in a complex web of competing interests. In such a climate, it becomes increasingly difficult for the public to discern fact from propaganda, leaving society vulnerable to manipulation and misinformation. This state of affairs underscores the urgent need for a more critical engagement with the media, where the audience must navigate the murky waters of information with a heightened sense of skepticism and discernment. The challenge lies in fostering a media environment that is not only transparent and accountable but also genuinely committed to the pursuit of truth, free from the undue influence of those who wield power. Disclaimer: The opinions and comments shared on my LinkedIn profile are solely my own and do not reflect the views of my employer, affiliated organizations, or any other organizations with which I am involved.

I recently came across this simple, short, and historically accurate film which offers a lens on how Britain’s actions in Palestine more than a century ago continue to affect the situation in the Middle East including the current war between Israel and Palestine. Though this period may seem distant, its legacy still resonates, affecting not only the lives of Palestinians and Israelis, but the entire region. I do not believe that the situation is straight forward, and it is certainly not easily resolved. While many look to a two-state solution, this alone is not, I believe, enough to secure lasting peace. Equal rights, security and justice must surely be ensured for all—Palestinians and Israelis alike in order for this to happen. The road to peace demands recognition of our shared humanity, of the need to protect fundamental human rights and follow the international rule of law: and an understanding that we have more in common than that which divides us. This is a personal reflection on a complex issue, one that urges us to think beyond borders and past injustices, to a future where peace is possible not through division, but through mutual respect and shared values.

The Ben-Gurion Canal has the potential to be a powerful catalyst for regional cooperation and peace. Imagining a future where Israel and Palestine achieve a mutually agreeable solution, such as a two-state model or a union of independent states, the canal could span both territories, promoting economic interdependence and symbolizing unity between the two peoples. #RegionalCooperation #PeaceBuilding Fikir Academy for Strategic Studies

My article in THIS WEEK IN PALESTINE on "Gaza and the Revolution of the Global South": Now that global dynamics are working in favor of Palestinians, it is time for the Palestinian struggle to return to the embrace of the Global South, where common histories will always serve as a foundation for meaningful solidarity. The critical mass for meaningful solidarity has finally been achieved, signaling that, once more, Palestinians have imposed themselves as the guardians of their own struggle, standing proudly at the front line of the global struggle for freedom and justice.

Neutrality in conflict and post-conflict environments is not only necessary, it's powerful. As the Director of Program Implementation in Ethiopia, Asayehegn Tekeste understands how staying neutral allows him and his team to choose and serve humanity. Watch now to learn why neutrality is crucial in humanitarian work. And stay tuned for our next video where our Team Lead in Gaza, Moses Kondowe, discusses impartiality.

As the next difficult chapter unfolds in Syria, do the Jewish people have an obligation to help? And if so, how?

Excited to share my latest article, "Future Trajectories of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Scenarios and Challenges", published in Daily The Spokesman. This article explores the evolving dynamics between Palestine and Israel, and analyzing key factors that could influence future developments. I look into potential scenarios, the role of international actors and the significant challenges facing peace efforts in the region. #MiddleEast #IsraeliPalestinianConflict #Geopolitics #ConflictResolution #InternationalRelations

??? "It's a bittersweet situation."? In a candid interview with SBS Hebrew, AIJAC's Joel Burnie unpacks the latest in the ceasefire-hostage deal between Israel and Hamas. Exploring the layers of emotional and political complexity, Joel highlights: ?? The joy of reuniting families amidst the pain of uncertainty for others. ?? Questions about Gaza’s future governance and Hamas’ role. ?? Concerns about the risk of future conflicts if Hamas re-arms. ?? The delicate balance of diplomacy led by Israel, the US, and the international community. ?? The need for lasting solutions that address both Israeli security and humanitarian concerns in Gaza. ?? Listen to the full conversation now. Video: SBS Hebrew/AIJAC.

?? ‘Genocide is only possible because of impunity’: Palestine’s UN envoy | Al Jazeera English ?? Description: Riyad Mansour, Palestine’s envoy to the UN, has demanded the Security Council act to protect civilians enduring more than a year of Apartheid Israel’s attacks. “Israel has crossed every red line, broken every rule, defied every prohibition. When is enough really enough? When are you going to act? You are the Security Council. You have to reach every single one who is in pain among the Palestinians. That is your duty,” the envoy said at a council meeting. Besides the 43,000 people killed in Gaza, he noted 100,000 Palestinian have been maimed in Israeli strikes, many with amputations and other permanent disabilities. Two million Palestinians are displaced with “people enduring unspeakable pain”, Mansour said. “By ending impunity and ensuring accountability, by finally bringing to an end this terrible injustice, let your actions match your words. Stop this genocide or forever remain silent.” #WARonHUMANITY #anarchy #anarchism #freedom #socialism #multilateralism #multipolarity #diplomacy #usa #israel #apartheidisrael #palestine #lebanon #iran #russia #syria ___ We are all on a collective journey towards Decolonization, De-Globalization, and the dissolvement of all forms of capitalized state wealth consolidation { individual and collective corruption }. Thus the necessity of shifting towards #BRICS Multipolarity and Multilateralism, and actively shifting away from Collective Western Hegemony. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that Apartheid Israel’s continued presence in the occupied Palestinian territory is illegal and that it should come to an end “as rapidly as possible”. ___ Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. ___ The Collective Standoff of Humanity | Humankind against Oppression, Occupation, Colonization, Western Imperialism & Colonialism, and Collective Punishment ( Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing, War Crimes ) is the way forward into the Multi-Polar Age. #BDS , #BDS_Movement , #Sanctions , #Divestment , #MilitaryEmbargo , #StopArmingIsrael , #StopFundingGenocide , #BRICS , #NewWorldOrder , #MultiPolarAge , #UNReform , #GenocideByVeto ... #InvokeArticle6 #FreePalestine , #EndZionism , #EndApartheid , #NOW , #OrElse , #FreePalestineNow , #EndZionismNow , #EndApartheidNow

Here are some talking points from today’s broadcast? of A New Day Conversation with Dr. Patrick Burrowes about his book "Liberia & the Quest for Freedom (The Half That's Never Been Told)": ?1. We discussed the trans-Atlantic slave trade's legacy and how it’s legacy continues to impact Liberia’s society and culture today, mainly through unresolved trauma and social divisions. ???- We discussed the danger of denying or suppressing historical traumas and how doing so impacts Liberia’s ability to heal and create an equitable society. 2. Liberia’s Unique Role in African Diaspora History: ???- Dr. Burrowes highlighted Liberia’s foundational narrative as a homeland for repatriated Africans from the Americas and how this distinct history shaped the country's identity. 3. Enduring Divisions and Labels: ???- Dr. Burrowes talked about the use of terms like “Gio,” “Belle,” and “ex-slaves” as a reflection of the societal divisions rooted in colonialism and slavery. 4. Reconciliation and the Path to Peace: ???- He emphasized the importance of learning from the first generation of Liberians—indigenous and repatriates—who worked together to build a unified nation.?? https://lnkd.in/gKMUhJGB