Category: United Nations
The Genocide Flag of israel
With the traditional blue replaced with Palestinian Flag Red, this flag helps remind israel that they have, over the nearly 28,000 days since 30-NOV-1947, conducted an the illegal occupation of Palestinian territories which has, since then, amounted to War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity, and Genocide.
The Paradox of Counterterrorism: Lessons in “Antiterrorism” from Mehrdad Imen’s Sacrifice
By redefining our understanding of ‘antiterrorism’ and focusing on humane, empathetic solutions, there is hope for a more peaceful and just world. Imen’s legacy challenges us to look beyond the surface and strive for a deeper understanding of the roots of conflict and violence.
“What is happening in the Red Sea, clear and simple!”
The following exegeted message, followed by its link to a video on X about prisoner abuse, came from a Yemeni human rights activist on January 23rd, 2024. The situation in the Red Sea needs to be understood in its simplest terms. The essence of what’s happening is this: We are restricting the passage of cargo…
“Palestine Freedom Flag”: A Symbol of Struggle and Hope
In the annals of history, flags have often served as powerful symbols of freedom, struggle, and national identity. Drawing inspiration from the iconic “United Nations Honour Flag” of World War II, I hereby present the “Palestine Freedom Flag” as a modern emblem representing the resilience and aspirations of the Palestinian people. A white field with…
Stages of “Genocide Denial”
The typical stages or responses for those in denial of genocide often follow a pattern.
The Unseen Mirror: How “The West” Reflects Imperial Colonialism
For non-Westerners, “The West” can be a stark reminder of a painful legacy of imperialism and colonialism. This dichotomy in perception is a critical aspect that Westerners need to understand and acknowledge.
The Eurocentrism Divide: Examining the Disparity between Israel and Palestine
The enduring conflict between Israel and Palestine is marked not only by territorial disputes but also by a disparity in international recognition and support. This article explores the role of Eurocentrism in shaping this disparity and the implications of a proposal known as “The Dvira Plan,” which advocates for the elevation of Palestine to full…
CEASEFIRE
Actually not a bad word, here is ‘ceasefire’ in 60 different languages.
The Alligator Approach: A Guide to Superpowers on Responding to Minor Threats with Calm
It takes far greater courage and foresight to remain calm, to evaluate the situation, and to choose a path of de-escalation and peace
The UN’s Role in the Israel-Palestine Conflict: A Critique of Inaction
This article explores the argument that the UN’s inability to promote Palestine to a full Member State, as recommended in one of the six resolutions of The Dvira Plan, has contributed to the escalating situation of illegal occupation and colonialism by Israel in Palestinian territories.
Cumulative Radicalization and the Perils of Fighting “Terrorism”
Cumulative radicalization is a concept that describes how governments or societies can increasingly adopt extreme measures, often in response to perceived threats.
Genocide of Palestinians
Israel is at extreme risk of being found guilty of Palestinian Genocide, as defined by the Genocide Convention of 1951.
Understanding Genocide
Genocide signifies an act of violence against humanity, targeting specific groups based on their identity.
Classifying M107 Projectile Use in Populated Areas as War Crimes
The use of explosive munitions in densely populated urban settings, such as the M107 projectile, poses severe risks to civilian lives and infrastructure. When such actions occur in regions like Gaza or other parts of Palestine, which are often characterized by high population density and vulnerable living conditions, the consequences can be particularly catastrophic. This…
The UN’s Credibility Crisis: How the Veto Power of the UNSC Threatens its Relevance and Democratic Values
In today’s rapidly evolving global landscape, the United Nations (UN) stands at a crossroads. Its credibility and relevance are being questioned
Hypermajority: Redefining Decision-Making in the UNSC
Under the Hypermajority rule, a resolution can pass with 14 out of 15 affirmative votes in the UNSC, even if one permanent member exercises their veto.
