The Unified Theory of Energy
How Dangerous is an M107 Projectile?
A single unexploded M107 projectile, containing about 15 pounds of TNT, presents a significant risk, even to a bomb disposal expert wearing a full EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) suit.
Hypothetical Scenario: The Consequences of a Fighter Jet Crash in Gaza
While purely hypothetical, the scenario of a fighter jet crashing in a densely populated area like Gaza serves as a stark reminder of the fragility and volatility of the region.
The Influence of Binary Computing on Human Thought: Embracing Non-Binary Approaches in Global Politics
Does the binary coding of these systems – rooted in zeros and ones – inadvertently promote binary thinking in humans?
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.
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
Denial of the Genocide of Palestinians: A Comparative Analysis
Denial of the Genocide of Palestinians refers to the refusal or failure to acknowledge acts that may be classified as genocide against the Palestinian people, as defined by the United Nations and The Genocide Convention.
The Colonialist Wears No Clothes: Unraveling the Legacy of Economic Disparity in Palestine
The tapestry of the Middle East, particularly the Palestinian narrative, is intricately woven with threads of historical colonialism and ongoing economic disparity. The United Kingdom, once a colonial power in the region, significantly influenced the socio-economic framework in Palestine, a legacy that continues to reverberate today. This article delves into this historical context, critiques the…
UK’s UNSC Seat and The Dvira Plan: A Path to Peace in the Middle East
By suggesting the UK cede its permanent seat on the UNSC to an Arab state, it pushes the boundaries of traditional diplomacy. While fraught with challenges, such a move could mark a significant step towards a more representative and equitable international order, potentially ushering in a new era of peace and stability in the Middle…
The CIA’s Omission of Palestine: A Glaring Oversight in the World Factbook
This article delves into why the exclusion of Palestine from this authoritative source is not just a matter of bureaucratic choice, but a reflection of a deeper, more concerning stance that undermines the quest for recognition and peace in the Middle East.
The State of U.S. News Media
The news media environment in the U.S. is marked by considerable consolidation, with a small pack of major corporations controlling a significant share of media outlets. This results in a limited range of subjects being addressed, and those through a constricted perspective.
Political Instrument
A “political instrument” can be defined as a tool, tactic, or method employed within the realm of politics to achieve specific objectives, influence public opinion, shape policy, or exert power.
Open Letter to the World: Rethinking the Use of the Word “Terrorist”
Let us reserve the term “terrorist” for instances where it is factually and legally appropriate, rather than using it as a blanket term for any group or individual with whom there is a disagreement or conflict.
The Six-Day War: A Misnomer for a Six-Decade Conflict
Introduction The term “Six-Day War” refers to the brief but pivotal conflict in June 1967 between Israel and the neighboring states of Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. However, this name arguably understates the long-term repercussions of the war. The conflict, lasting only six days, marked the beginning of what has effectively become a six-decade struggle, primarily…
Jerusalem Throughout History
Control over Jerusalem and the surrounding area passed through the hands of various empires over the centuries, including the Byzantines, Arabs, Crusaders, Mamluks, Ottomans, British, and Israelis.
The True Power of a Government
Our country’s history is rich with examples of the people’s resilience and determination to protect their freedoms and rights against overreach.
Rethinking Self-Defense: The Case for Establishing a Palestinian State
Can a nation claim to defend itself when the perceived threat is from a population under its own control?
The Path to Peace: Critiquing Policy, Not People, and the Role of “The Dvira Plan” in Establishing a Palestinian State
In the complex tapestry of international politics, distinguishing between anti-Semitism and legitimate criticism of a nation’s policies is crucial. This article argues that criticizing the Israeli military occupation of Palestinian territories does not constitute anti-Semitism. Additionally, it explores how The Dvira Plan proposes a peaceful solution, including the establishment of a Palestinian state. Understanding Criticism…
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