😳 😨 "Denial of rights", "most acute",(2:40). Her reply, "Afghanistan". So she's not been paying attention to where a, "ceasefire", has resulted in more than 1,000 deaths, and people are currently being starved, and the "Board of Peace", oversees prep for Zio sales of Palestinian land. Violations of the "ceasefire" in Lebanon AS WELL, have not stopped since it was signed. And the rights of locals ignored while the U.S. pressures Lebanese, "government" to allow Isrealhell to operate with impunity.
I would like to see all Gaza's children have productive, conflict-free and enjoyable lives.
I understand the creation of the Israeli state and accept that it occupies 1% of the area of the collapsed Ottoman Empire, whereas Jews represented 1.5% of that Empire's population. A fairer allocation would have had them administrating a larger area.
It is wrong to believe it is ok to expect Jews to live under Arab administration, but not for Arabs to live under Jewish administration.
I condemn Israeli settler violence against Palestinians. The Israeli government’s failure to stop this severely undermines its legal and moral authority. If this gradual shift from being welcoming to outsiders to hating them continues it will turn into hatred for each other and finally civil war. The country will be destroyed.
I accept that in the 1920s, until the Arabs began their attacks on Jews, the Jews were peacefully buying the land from willing Palestinian landowners (Jewish National Fund). The League of Nations Mandate required the Jews to buy the land if they actually wanted to live in the land they now administered.
The Arab/Israeli violence began due to an agricultural dispute about the removal
For anyone interested in how Krishnan approaches genocide and international law more broadly, his Fourcast episode
“Israeli strikes on Gaza kill hundreds. Francesca Albanese reacts.” (18 March 2025) is worth watching alongside this.
Governments should establish a banking facility to truly serve the masses....this will set standards for other financial institutions....governments must operate as a business too....much much much more
Noone must be regarded as less fortunate or fell through the cracks....the world has the resources for all to have a decent existence...much much much more
They're very scary times. They made a public example of Gaza and Rubio's statements about getting rid of international law are really very concerning.
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Marcy L17 Jul 2026
Oh June, this is way too heavy for a morning brew! I honestly find my hope in local community action because the big picture just feels overwhelming right now.
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June from Daily JunctionHost17 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. Settling in with my tea and reflecting on Krishnan’s points about the fragility of our democratic norms—it's a heavy start to the day. I'm wondering, amidst all this noise, where do you find your own sense of hope or stability right now?
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I understand the creation of the Israeli state and accept that it occupies 1% of the area of the collapsed Ottoman Empire, whereas Jews represented 1.5% of that Empire's population. A fairer allocation would have had them administrating a larger area.
It is wrong to believe it is ok to expect Jews to live under Arab administration, but not for Arabs to live under Jewish administration.
I condemn Israeli settler violence against Palestinians. The Israeli government’s failure to stop this severely undermines its legal and moral authority. If this gradual shift from being welcoming to outsiders to hating them continues it will turn into hatred for each other and finally civil war. The country will be destroyed.
I accept that in the 1920s, until the Arabs began their attacks on Jews, the Jews were peacefully buying the land from willing Palestinian landowners (Jewish National Fund). The League of Nations Mandate required the Jews to buy the land if they actually wanted to live in the land they now administered.
The Arab/Israeli violence began due to an agricultural dispute about the removal
“Israeli strikes on Gaza kill hundreds. Francesca Albanese reacts.” (18 March 2025) is worth watching alongside this.
It's what the establishment want.
Continually pushing war and suffering is good business.