Palestinian Political Prisoners Must Not Be Forgotten - 9.30.2026

The World Must Not Remain Silent While Palestinian Political Prisoners Are Imprisoned And Mistreated.

The Story Of Marwan Barghouti And Other Palestinian Prisoners Raises A Profound Human Rights Question: How Can There Be A Just Peace While Political Leaders And Prisoners Remain Behind Bars, Separated From Their Families For Years?

Arab Barghouti Has Described The Pain Of Being Unable To See Or Speak With His Father And Of Being Separated From Him For Years. Such Separation Is Not Merely Political. It Is A Human Tragedy Affecting Families, Children, And Parents. Reports Have Also Raised Serious Concerns About Barghouti’s Treatment In Prison.

At The Same Time, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Was Again Denied A U.S. Visa To Attend The United Nations General Assembly In Person. He Was Instead Permitted To Address The Assembly By Video.

The World Must Demand Transparency, Due Process, Humane Treatment Of Prisoners, Family Contact, And Accountability For Any Abuse. Human Rights Cannot Depend On Nationality Or Political Power. Every Prisoner Has A Human Face, And Every Family Deserves Dignity.

There Will Be Accountability At The End Of Life When Those Who Violate God’s Divine Laws Must Answer For Their Actions. No Power, Wealth, Office, Or Military Strength Can Provide An Escape From Moral Accountability. History Has Shown The Horrors That Can Result When Human Beings Treat Other Lives As Worthless.

Hitler’s Genocide Against The Jewish People Stands Among History’s Most Horrific Crimes. Today, Palestinians Are Enduring What Human Rights Organizations And Others Describe As Grave Abuses And Devastating Mass Suffering. Those Responsible For Violating Human Rights Must Remember That Political Power Does Not Place Anyone Above Moral Law.

The Scriptures Teach That There Is Accountability For Injustice. Those Who Believe Otherwise Should Remember: Human Courts May Fail, But God’s Judgment Cannot Be Evaded.

Afghan Girls Are Paying The Price For Bush-Cheney’s Monumental Blunders - 9.29.2026

Afghanistan’s Tragedy Should Force America To Confront The Monumental Blunders Of The Bush-Cheney Era.

After September 11, 2001, The Taliban Made Proposals To Hand Over Osama Bin Laden, Including Offers Involving A Third Country And Trial. Later, Taliban Forces Also Sought Surrender Arrangements. Yet President George W. Bush Repeatedly Ruled Out Negotiations, declaring: “There is no negotiation, period.”

That Decision Helped Open The Door To A War That Lasted Two Decades And Came At An Enormous Human Cost. Afghan Civilians Were Killed, Displaced, And Traumatised, While America Spent Trillions Of Dollars And Ultimately Left Afghanistan With The Taliban Back In Power.

Today, Afghan Girls Are Paying An Especially Cruel Price. Their Education And Basic Freedoms Have Been Severely Restricted Under Taliban Rule.

America Must Not Forget This History. Afghan Children Did Not Create The Terrorism, The War, Or The Political Decisions That Followed.

The Question Is Not Whether Terrorism Should Have Been Confronted. It Is Whether Endless War Was The Only Possible Answer.

Afghan Lives Deserved Better Then. They Deserve Better Now.

Gaza’s Ceasefire Cannot Become A Facade For More Suffering - 9.29.2026

One Year after the Gaza ceasefire, the world must confront an unbearable contradiction: a ceasefire cannot become a facade behind which killing, destruction, hunger, and displacement continue.

Reports of continuing Israeli strikes during the truce show how fragile the ceasefire remains. Reuters reported that Palestinians were still being killed in Israeli strikes after the ceasefire began.

Humanitarian access is another devastating test. The ceasefire agreement called for 600 aid trucks entering Gaza each day, yet the International Crisis Group reports that available evidence suggests the target has not been consistently met. Data cited by the International Peace Institute put the July-August average at only 69 trucks per day.

Muhammad Shehada warns that Netanyahu is using Gaza’s destruction and settler violence in the West Bank as part of his political campaign, while promising to “finish the job” if reelected. Netanyahu has also continued insisting that Israel will not withdraw before Hamas disarms.

Meanwhile, settler violence continues to threaten Palestinians in the West Bank.

This cannot be called lasting peace. A genuine ceasefire must mean an end to attacks, unrestricted humanitarian access, protection of civilians, accountability for abuses, and a credible political future for Palestinians and Israelis.

America must demand that the word “ceasefire” mean what it says. Human lives cannot be sacrificed while politicians buy more time.

Palestinian Death Toll in Israel’s War on Gaza Surpasses 74,000 - 9.28.2026

Denial Cannot Hide The Human Cost

While innocent people continue to suffer and die, Netanyahu stands before the United Nations and offers denial instead of accountability.

Words cannot erase the suffering of families who have lost loved ones, children who have been wounded, or communities whose homes and lives have been destroyed. A speech at the United Nations should be an opportunity to confront reality, not to deny it.

The world cannot remain silent when human suffering is treated as something that can be explained away with political rhetoric. Every human life has equal value, whether Israeli or Palestinian.

Netanyahu’s denials cannot make the suffering disappear. They cannot bring back the dead, heal the wounded, or restore the lives shattered by war.

The international community must demand accountability, protection for civilians, humanitarian access, and a genuine path toward peace. History will judge not only those who caused suffering, but also those who saw it and chose silence.

The time for denial is over. The time for humanity, accountability, and peace is now.

Massive Coverup of War Crimes in Gaza - 9.28.2026

Britain’s Foreign Ed Miliband has now spoken with striking clarity about Gaza. At the Labour Party conference, he said Britain would call out evidence of war crimes in Gaza, Israel’s occupation and ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, while promising action against illegal settlements.

But Britain’s Gaza Secrets Exposed raises an even more disturbing question: what happened before these words were spoken?

The documentary reports that internal Foreign Office assessments raised violations of international humanitarian law, while weapons licenses continued to be approved. Most disturbing is the World Central Kitchen case. Seven aid workers, including three British citizens, were killed on April 1, 2024. David Cameron publicly demanded an investigation, yet the documentary reports that a new weapons export approval was signed shortly afterward.

Former Foreign Office official Mark Smith, who resigned over Britain’s policy, questioned how arms exports could continue when there were concerns about war crimes and genocide.

Britain now has an opportunity to match words with action. America must learn the same lesson: when governments see credible evidence of grave violations, silence and weapons sales cannot substitute for accountability.

The BBC and other major media organizations should also confront these revelations openly rather than allowing them to disappear from public attention.

Britain’s Hypocrisy And Gaza - 9.28.2026

David Cameron’s record demands painful scrutiny. As Britain’s Foreign Secretary, he knew the growing evidence of catastrophic suffering in Gaza, yet Britain continued supplying military equipment to Israel. How can a government speak of human rights while weapons continue flowing amid allegations of grave violations of international law?

Channel 4 has exposed evidence concerning attacks on hospitals and healthcare workers, including allegations that medical personnel were killed, detained and abused. Its investigation documented the devastating impact on Gaza’s already shattered health system.

Meanwhile, Palestinian children have suffered horrific injuries, including amputations, while restrictions on essential humanitarian assistance have deepened the suffering of civilians.

The hypocrisy is staggering. British leaders cannot claim they did not know. They saw the evidence, heard the warnings and still maintained military support.

Benjamin Netanyahu faces an International Criminal Court arrest warrant alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity. He has not been convicted, but these allegations demand serious accountability.

Britain must confront its own responsibility. Silence is not neutrality when human lives are at stake.

Valley of Death - 9.28.2026

Sharon Weinberger’s Valley Of Death should force Americans to confront a disturbing transformation: the growing power of Big Tech over War, Weapons, Intelligence, and national When Silicon Valley Becomes The New Military-Industrial Complexsecurity.

Her reporting traces how Government funding helped build Silicon Valley and how the relationship has evolved. Today, companies such as SpaceX, Palantir, and Anduril are developing Artificial Intelligence, Drones, and other advanced military technologies while gaining an increasingly influential role in national defense.

Even the history of Steve Jobs raises uncomfortable questions. Weinberger reports that a CIA contract for NeXT computers helped keep Jobs’s struggling company alive after his departure from Apple. The NeXT operating system later became the foundation of modern Apple software.

Technology can transform human life for the better. But when enormous private wealth, Artificial Intelligence, Weapons, and secret Government contracts converge, Democracy demands transparency and accountability.

The question is no longer simply what Technology can do. It is who controls it, who profits from it, and who decides when it is used to make War.

Americans deserve answers before the Valley of Innovation becomes a Valley of Death.

America Must Choose Peace Over Another Endless War - 9.28.2026

Iran Is Once Again Seeking Clarification About A Cease-Fire Proposal After President Trump Rejected It. This Should Force Americans To Ask A Fundamental Question: How Many More Lives Must Be Lost Before Diplomacy Finally Takes Priority Over War?

The History Cannot Be Ignored. In 1953, The United States And Britain Helped Overthrow Iran’s Democratically Elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddeq And Restore The Shah. The Shah’s Brutal Rule Helped Create The Conditions That Exploded Into The 1979 Iranian Revolution And The Hostage Crisis That Followed.

Today, Another War Is Bringing Death, Destruction, And Economic Pain. At Least 19 American Service Members Have Been Killed And More Than 830 Wounded. Oil Prices Have Surged, Fuel Costs Are Hurting Families, And The Consequences Are Being Felt Far Beyond The Middle East.

Meanwhile, Serious Questions Have Been Raised About Senator Susan Collins And Allegations That Campaign Contributions Were Connected To Efforts To Secure Federal Contracts. These Allegations Deserve Full Public Investigation, Especially When Taxpayer Money Is Involved..

Americans, Including Many Who Supported President Trump, Have Every Right To Ask Why Their Tax Dollars Are Funding More War While Families Face Higher Costs At Home.

America Needs Leaders Who Protect American Lives, Respect Taxpayers, And Pursue Peace Before More Blood Is Shed.

The World Does Not Need Another Endless War. It Needs Courageous Diplomacy, Accountability, And Peace.

The Hague Group And The International Criminal Court - 9.26.2026

South Africa Is Leading The Hague Group In Defending The International Criminal Court Against Political Pressure And What It Describes As “Unilateral Bullying” By The United States And Israel.

The Principle At Stake Is Fundamental: No Government Should Be Above International Law, And No Country Should Be Able To Intimidate An Independent Court Because It Dislikes Its Investigations Or Decisions.

The International Criminal Court Was Created To Pursue Accountability For The Gravest International Crimes. Its Authority Should Not Depend On The Political Power Of Those Being Investigated.

The Hague Group’s Effort Is A Reminder That International Justice Requires Courage, Independence, And Collective Action. If Powerful Governments Can Punish Or Threaten International Institutions Whenever Their Actions Are Questioned, The Very Idea Of Equal Justice Is Put At Risk.

South Africa And Its Partners Are Standing For A Principle That Belongs To All Humanity: The Rule Of Law Must Apply Equally To The Powerful And The Weak.

The World Should Defend Independent International Justice, Reject Political Intimidation, And Stand Against Impunity Wherever It Occurs.

Daniel Levy Describes Netanyahu’s U.N. Speech As “Grotesque” - 9.25.2026

Netanyahu’s U.N. Speech And Israel’s Impunity

Daniel Levy, A Former Israeli Negotiator, Has Described The Situation Surrounding Netanyahu’s United Nations Speech As “Grotesque.” His Criticism Raises A Larger Question: How Long Can Any Government Act Without Meaningful Accountability When Its Policies Cause Such Widespread Human Suffering?

The United Nations Was Created To Uphold Human Rights, International Law, And The Dignity Of Every Human Being. Yet The Continuing Suffering Of Civilians Demands More Than Speeches And Diplomatic Statements. It Demands Accountability, Restraint, And A Genuine Commitment To Peace.

No Government Should Be Above International Law. The Lives Of Palestinian And Israeli Civilians Must Be Valued Equally. The World’s Leaders Should Demand An End To Impunity And Insist That Human Rights And International Law Apply To Everyone.

Peace Cannot Be Built On Endless Violence Or Exemption From Accountability. It Requires Courage, Justice, Compassion, And Respect For The Equal Worth Of Every Human Life.

Netanyahu’s U.N. Speech Cannot Hide The Human Cost Of Impunity. No Government Should Be Above International Law. Every Human Life Deserves Equal Dignity.

Netanyahu and the United Nations - 9.25.2026

When Netanyahu addressed the United Nations, dozens of delegations walked out rather than remain in the chamber. Outside the United Nations, more than 100 protesters were arrested during a sit-in organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, calling for an end to U.S. support for Israel.

Among those arrested were actors Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder, who joined others in peacefully protesting policies and actions they believe have caused devastating suffering in Gaza.

These events raise a profound question: what does international justice mean if powerful leaders can defend military actions at the United Nations while peaceful protesters are arrested for demanding an end to violence?

The United Nations was created to advance peace, human rights and human dignity. Governments must be held accountable when civilian lives are endangered, regardless of their power or political influence.

The peaceful actions of Jewish Voice for Peace, Susan Sarandon, Hannah Einbinder and others demonstrate the importance of dissent in defense of human rights.

No government should be above international law, and no human life should be valued less than another. The world must protect peaceful protest, demand accountability and insist that Palestinian, Israeli and every human life has equal value. Peace requires courage, compassion and justice.

Bernie Sanders, a Jewish senator, and the ICC - 9.24.2026

Sanders has strongly supported accountability for Benjamin Netanyahu. In November 2024, after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu, Sanders said, “I agree with the decisions of the ICC.” He specifically cited the ICC charges involving the alleged use of starvation as a method of warfare and attacks against civilians.

Sanders has repeatedly described Netanyahu as a war criminal and has argued that international law must apply equally to everyone, including democratically elected leaders.

This is an important principle: no government or leader should be above international law.

The suffering of innocent Palestinians must not be ignored, and alleged war crimes must be investigated and prosecuted through lawful international institutions.

America should stand for one standard of justice: no government or leader is above the law.

Regulate AI Before Technology Controls Democracy - 9.24.2026

Artificial intelligence is becoming one of the most powerful forces shaping our society, yet its enormous power is developing faster than the laws needed to govern it.

We must not allow a handful of enormously wealthy technology companies and their leaders to gain unchecked power over our elections, information, economy, privacy and democracy. Technology should serve humanity—not become a tool through which private interests can dominate public life.

AI can transform medicine, education, science and communication. But without strong democratic oversight, it can also magnify inequality, spread disinformation, eliminate jobs and concentrate unprecedented power in the hands of a few.

The public must have a meaningful voice in deciding how AI is developed and deployed. Governments must establish strong safeguards, transparency requirements, accountability and protections for workers, consumers and democratic institutions.

This is not a battle against technology. It is a demand that technology remain accountable to humanity.

We must regulate AI before its power becomes so concentrated that democracy can no longer effectively regulate it.

The stakes could be even higher. AI safety researchers, including Evan Hubinger of Anthropic, have warned about the possibility of AI posing an existential threat to humanity. Such warnings should not be ignored.

Bernie Sanders is right to warn that the World is moving in the wrong direction - 9.23.2026

Bernie Sanders is right to warn that the World is moving in the wrong direction. War is destroying innocent lives, the Climate Crisis threatens our future, extreme Inequality allows enormous wealth and power to remain concentrated among a few, and Artificial Intelligence is advancing faster than society can protect humanity.

These crises are deeply connected. Trillions are spent on Weapons while millions struggle to afford Food, Housing and Healthcare. Powerful corporations and Billionaires gain greater influence while ordinary people face growing insecurity.

We need a fundamental change in priorities. Governments must put Human Life, Peace, Climate Protection, Economic Justice and Democratic Accountability ahead of endless War, unlimited Wealth and uncontrolled Technology.

The greatest question is not what Technology can do, but what Humanity should do. We must ensure that Science and Technology serve people rather than profit, and that every human life is treated with equal dignity.

As Bernie Sanders warns, the direction of our World demands urgent action. Humanity cannot afford to remain silent.

The UN and Donald Trump - 9.23.2026

The confrontation with Iran has deep roots. In 1953, British and U.S. intelligence intervened in Iran after Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh nationalized the British-controlled oil company. Declassified U.S. documents explicitly describe the CIA operation to overthrow Mosaddegh and establish a pro-Western government under the Shah.

That blatant foreign intervention became part of the history that preceded the 1979 Iranian Revolution and decades of hostility between Iran and the West.

We should learn from such history rather than repeat its mistakes. Recent U.S. actions and statements concerning Venezuela also raise serious questions about the proper limits of foreign intervention, particularly when oil and strategic interests are involved.

The U.N. should never be a stage for wild threats against nations or a place where leaders prepare the world for another devastating conflict. It should be a forum for diplomacy, dialogue and peaceful conflict resolution.

We should remember that God is the ultimate decider, not man. No leader should claim the power to determine the fate of millions of innocent people.

The world needs diplomacy, restraint, compassion and peace—not threats, destruction and endless war.

David (Cuba) vs. Golia (America) - 9.22.2026

Cuba must not be punished at the expense of its people

The Trump administration’s escalating pressure on Cuba raises a profound humanitarian and moral question: how can punishing an entire population bring justice or peace?

Donald Trump bears ultimate responsibility for U.S. policy, while Marco Rubio has played a leading role in directing the administration’s Cuba policy. The administration has expanded sanctions and intensified economic pressure on the island.

Whatever one thinks of the Cuban government, ordinary Cubans should not be treated as collateral damage. A tiny island struggling with shortages of food, water and electricity should not be pushed further into desperation.

The contrast with the enormous resources devoted to the Guantánamo detention facility makes this especially disturbing. The United States, as the world’s most powerful nation, should use its strength to relieve human suffering, not deepen it.

Marco Rubio, as a Cuban American, has a special responsibility to consider the human consequences of these policies. The United States should pursue diplomacy and humanitarian assistance while protecting innocent people.

Politics Are Desperately Important At This Moment Because The Future Of Our Planet Is At Stake - 9.22.2026

Bill McKibben’s Warning Should Be Taken Seriously: Citizens Cannot Afford To Treat Politics As Something Distant Or Unimportant. Political Decisions Shape The Laws, Priorities And Investments That Determine How We Respond To The Climate Crisis.

The Climate Crisis Is Not Waiting For Political Arguments To End. Every Year Of Delay Can Make The Challenge More Difficult And More Costly. Yet Politics Also Provides The Democratic Means To Demand Action, Protect Communities And Hold Leaders Accountable.

This Is Why Democracy Matters So Deeply. Silence And Apathy Leave Decisions To Others. An Informed And Engaged Public Can Demand That Climate, Science And The Future Of Our Children Receive The Attention They Deserve.

The Midterms Are Therefore About More Than Candidates And Campaigns. They Are About Whether Citizens Will Participate In Decisions That Can Shape The Future Of The Nation And The Planet.

As Bill McKibben Reminds Us, Politics Is Desperately Important. We Must Not Look Away When The Future Is At Stake.

A Free Press Must Not Be Punished - 9.22.2026

President TRUMP has banned CNN, MS NOW and POLITICO from the WHITE HOUSE after objecting to their critical coverage.

A free press is not supposed to serve the President or any political leader. Its responsibility is to question those in power, investigate their actions and inform the public.

Punishing news organizations because their reporting is critical threatens an essential principle of DEMOCRACY: the government must not control the press by deciding which journalists deserve access.

The issue is bigger than CNN, MS NOW and POLITICO. It concerns every journalist who asks difficult questions and every citizen who depends on an independent press to hold government accountable.

Presidents have enormous power, but that power does not include the right to silence criticism.

A DEMOCRACY cannot remain healthy when journalists fear losing access because they report stories that anger those in power.

The WHITE HOUSE should answer tough questions with facts, transparency and accountability—not exclusion.

A free press is not the enemy of government. It is one of the safeguards against government becoming unaccountable.

TRUMP’s ban on CNN, MS NOW and POLITICO raises a vital question: Can a President punish journalists for critical reporting? A free press must remain free. 

A Wheelchair Is Not A Weapon: This Is Excessive Cruelty - 9.22.2026

This has nothing to do with legitimate defense. When children who have already lost limbs are denied wheelchairs and essential medical equipment, it becomes an appalling question of humanity and compassion.

Gaza now has the highest concentration of child amputees in the world, according to the United Nations. Thousands of children have suffered life-changing injuries, while medical and rehabilitation services have been devastated.

More than 900 wheelchairs donated for children in Gaza have reportedly been prevented from entering. A wheelchair is not a weapon. It cannot threaten Israel or harm anyone. It simply enables a wounded child to move.

Jewish scripture itself teaches a powerful moral principle: “A child shall not suffer for the iniquity of a parent.” It also teaches that each person is accountable for their own actions.

Have the lessons of the Holocaust been forgotten? Jewish children once suffered because innocent human beings were stripped of their humanity. No child, Jewish or Palestinian, should ever be targeted, dehumanized or treated as expendable.

Senator Bernie Sanders has called for an end to U.S. funding and military aid to the Netanyahu government.

There can be no moral defense for cruelty toward innocent children. Every child deserves life, dignity, medical care and the freedom to move.

Deplorable abuse of deportees - Deportation must not become a license for cruelty - 9.22.2026

The reported decision to send U.S. deportees to Equatorial Guinea, a country to which many have no connection, raises profound moral and human rights concerns.

Reports indicate that the United States provided a large payment to Equatorial Guinea to accept these migrants, making this policy even more disturbing.

Ahmed Soliman, an Egyptian asylum seeker, and Samson Birhane, from Eritrea, are among those reportedly subjected to detention and harsh treatment after being sent there.

Sending vulnerable people to a distant country where they have no meaningful connection leaves them exposed to excessive abuse and, potentially, even death.

No amount of money can justify treating human beings as unwanted cargo to be transferred beyond the protection of their own legal systems.

Such cruelty violates the fundamental religious and moral teachings shared by people of all faiths: compassion, mercy, justice and respect for human dignity.

The greatest tragedy is that a nation that claims to uphold human rights could participate in conduct so fundamentally opposed to these values.

Abandoning vulnerable human beings to possible abuse is not merely anti-humanity.

The world must demand accountability and humanity in Gaza - 9.21.2026

Reuters reports that Israeli airstrikes in Gaza on September 19 killed at least three Palestinians, including BASIR AL-BURSH, son of GAZA Health Ministry Director-General MUNIR AL-BURSH. Reuters reported the deaths based on local health officials, medics and family members.

The Associated Press reports that ISRAELI PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG pardoned former soldier ELOR AZARIA, who was convicted of manslaughter for shooting ABDUL FATTAH AL-SHARIF in the head while he lay wounded and unarmed in Hebron in 2016. AP reports that the shooting was captured on cellphone video and that the military’s chief of staff opposed the pardon.

AP also reports that MACKLEMORE was removed from ED SHEERAN’s tour after making pro-Palestinian comments. SHEERAN said the decision was made by the promoter. In Philadelphia, he described what is happening in GAZA as “catastrophic and unjustifiable.”

These events demand serious questions about civilian protection, accountability for lethal force and freedom of expression. Every human life deserves equal protection, credible allegations deserve impartial investigation, and peaceful voices speaking about suffering should not be silenced.

Bill Maher: self-defense cannot become a blank check for Palestinian suffering - 9.21.2026

Self-defense cannot be a blank check

Bill Maher is right that Israelis deserve safety and that the Hamas atrocities of October 7 were horrific. But security cannot become a moral license to destroy another people’s homes, freedom and future.

Palestinian suffering did not begin on October 7. In 1948, approximately 750,000 Palestinians were displaced from their homes. Decades of occupation, blockade, settlement expansion, displacement and repeated warfare followed. To understand October 7 honestly, we must remember this history without excusing Hamas’s crimes.

Maher should also listen to the moral traditions he so often challenges. The Ten Commandments teach, “You shall not murder” and “You shall not covet.” Jesus taught love of neighbor and blessed the peacemakers. Guru Nanak taught the equality and dignity of humanity. The Prophet Muhammad taught mercy and condemned injustice.

These principles do not belong exclusively to one religion. They belong to humanity.

The question is not whether Israeli or Palestinian lives matter. Both do. The moral test is whether we can defend one people’s security without denying another people’s humanity.

Israelis deserve safety. Palestinians deserve safety, freedom, dignity and a homeland where they can flourish.

That is the minimum demand of conscience.

Alleged IDF War Crimes - 9.21.2026

The documentary “NAZA” presents deeply disturbing allegations from Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers about the conduct of the war in Gaza.

According to the former personnel interviewed, Israeli forces allegedly used artificial-intelligence systems to help identify and prioritize targets, potentially turning vast amounts of personal information into decisions about who would be targeted. Some interviewees allege that civilians were knowingly placed at extraordinary risk and that homes and other civilian locations could be selected for attack based on intelligence assessments whose accuracy was uncertain.

The allegations also raise questions about whether the enormous civilian death toll in Gaza was an unavoidable consequence of war or the result of policies and targeting practices that placed insufficient value on Palestinian civilian life.

These are grave allegations. They should neither be automatically accepted nor dismissed. They deserve independent investigation, examination of the evidence, and accountability wherever violations of international law are established.

Every human life has equal value. Palestinian children and families deserve the same protection and dignity demanded for Israeli civilians.

Truth must never be silenced. When allegations concern the deliberate taking of human life, the world has a moral duty to ask questions, demand evidence, and seek justice.

Time for UN to take action - When Billionaires Prosper, Millions Suffer: The World Must Confront The Inequality Emergency - 9.19.2026

The world is facing an inequality emergency that can no longer be treated as a distant problem. As the United Nations General Assembly meets, leaders must confront the devastating connection between extreme wealth, climate destruction, artificial intelligence and wars.

Amitabh Behar of Oxfam International points out that about 3,000 billionaires now hold $18.3 trillion in combined wealth, while hundreds of millions of people go hungry. At the same time, the climate crisis is placing its greatest burden on the poorest and most vulnerable, while unregulated artificial intelligence could deepen existing inequalities.

Gaza demonstrates the human cost of allowing power and wealth to escape accountability. Oxfam argues that Palestinians must lead the rebuilding of Gaza and determine their own future., NOT Israel.

The United Nations was created around the principle of “we the peoples.” It must now put that principle into action. Governments must demand accountability, fair taxation, climate finance, responsible ai regulation, humanitarian protection and genuine political representation for the Global South.

Humanity cannot build a peaceful future while extreme wealth, environmental destruction and human suffering continue to grow together.

Time For Accountability For Gaza - 9.19.2026

The United States Must Face A Profound Moral And Legal Question: Why Did Its Leaders Continue Supporting The Flow Of Weapons While The Mass Killing Of Palestinian Civilians Continued In Gaza?

Joe Biden, Antony Blinken, Jake Sullivan And Lloyd Austin Were Among The Senior Officials Responsible For U.S. Policy During The Biden Administration. The Administration Continued Providing Weapons And Military Support To Israel Despite The Growing Civilian Death Toll.

President Donald Trump And Senior Officials In His Administration Have Also Continued Military Support And Weapons Transfers.

Accountability Must Not End When One Administration Leaves Office. Those Who Make, Approve Or Continue Policies With Grave Consequences For Civilian Lives Must Answer For Their Decisions.

The Killing Of Women And Children Cannot Be Dismissed As An Unavoidable Cost Of War. Every Human Life Has Equal Value, And Governments Have A Responsibility To Protect Civilians And Uphold International Law.

The Time Has Come For Truth, Transparency, Independent Investigation And Accountability.

No Political Party, President Or Government Should Be Above The Law.

Joe Biden And President Donald Trump must answer for continuing the flow of Weapons while Palestinian Women and Children were being slaughtered. Accountability must apply to all including large scale organizes such as AIPAC.

The United States And Britain Must Confront The Consequences Of Their Intervention In Iran - 9.18.2026

In 1953, The CIA And British Intelligence Worked To Overthrow Prime Minister MOHAMMAD MOSSADEGH After His Government Nationalized Iran’s Oil Industry. The Intervention Helped Restore And Strengthen The Rule Of The SHAH.

The SHAH’s Long And Repressive Rule Contributed To The Growing Opposition That Eventually Led To The 1979 Iranian Revolution And The Establishment Of The Islamic Republic.

Iran’s History Must Be Remembered Honestly. The Current Theocracy Did Not Appear In Isolation. Decades Of Foreign Intervention, Authoritarian Rule, Revolution And Religious Politics shaped The Iran We See Today.

Iranian Women Have Paid A Heavy Price Under The Islamic Republic. Mandatory Veiling And Other Restrictions On Women’s Rights Became Major Features Of The Post-Revolutionary System.

Today, The People Of Iran Deserve The Right To Determine Their Own Future. Foreign Powers Should Stop Interfering In Iran And Instead Support Human Rights, Democracy, Freedom, Peace And The Right Of The Iranian People To Choose Their Own Government.

US stop funding the murder of God’s children - 9.17.2026

The Continuing Human Suffering In Gaza And The West Bank Should Shock The Conscience Of The World. Governments That Claim To Defend Human Rights Must Demand Accountability When Civilians, Children, Journalists And Human-Rights Advocates Are Harmed.

NAQAA HAMED, A Palestinian-American Journalist, Was Arrested By Israeli Authorities While Returning From Reporting On Settler Attacks In The Occupied West Bank.

In Gaza, Palestinian Families Continue To Bury Loved Ones As Destruction And Death Persist. An Interfaith Coalition Has Unveiled A 330-Foot Memorial Shroud Bearing The Names Of 20,000 Children Reported Killed In Israeli Attacks Since 2023.

NOURA ERAKAT, A Palestinian-American Human-Rights Attorney, Was Arrested During A Public Hearing Concerning Palm Beach County's Proposed $1 Billion Investment In Securities Funding Israel.

Meanwhile, GREGORY MEEKS Has Refused To Clear A Proposed $2.8 Billion U.S. Arms Sale To Israel, Citing Concerns About Civilian Protection And U.S. Law.

America, Britain And Other Countries Must Put Human Life, Justice And Accountability Above Political And Commercial Interests. 

Has wrongdoing Become normalized?? - 9.17.2026

Susan Neiman’s “Call It Evil: Why Moral Clarity Matters In The Trump Era” raises a profound question: have we become so accustomed to wrongdoing that we no longer recognize it for what it is?

When children are killed, civilians are denied safety, women are subjected to brutality, and entire communities endure destruction, we must have the moral courage to call serious injustice what it is.

The suffering of innocent people in Gaza, the West Bank, Sudan, Ukraine and elsewhere should awaken our conscience. Human life cannot be reduced to statistics, and cruelty must never become acceptable simply because it has become familiar.

The Holocaust remains one of history’s clearest warnings about the consequences of hatred, dehumanization and indifference. We must not allow indifference to become normalized again.

Moral clarity does not mean hatred. It means recognizing injustice, defending human dignity and refusing to treat cruelty as inevitable.

We must speak clearly when innocent people suffer. Silence does not make wrongdoing less serious.

The test of our humanity is whether we value every human life equally.

Justice For Mahsa Amini And Iran’s Victims -

Four Years Ago, The Death Of 22-Year-Old Kurdish Woman Zhina Mahsa Amini In Iranian State Custody Sparked The “Woman, Life, Freedom” Uprising.

Amini Had Been Detained By Iran’s So-Called “Morality Police” Over Compulsory Veiling Rules. Her Death Became A Symbol Of Iranian Women’s Struggle For Dignity, Freedom And Basic Human Rights.

What Followed Was A Brutal Nationwide Crackdown. Hundreds Of Protesters And Bystanders, Including Children, Were Killed. Thousands More Were Arbitrarily Detained, Tortured, Subjected To Enforced Disappearance Or Otherwise Abused. Families Seeking Truth And Justice Were Also Persecuted.

The Evidence Now Shows That These Were Not Isolated Abuses But Part Of A Widespread And Systematic Campaign Of Repression. Those Who Ordered, Directed, Enabled Or Covered Up These Crimes Must Face Justice.

The World Must Remember Mahsa Amini And The Victims Of “Woman, Life, Freedom.” Silence And Impunity Must Not Be Allowed To Continue. International Action Is Needed To Pursue Accountability For These Crimes Against Humanity.

Mahsa Amini’s Death After Detention By Iran’s “Morality Police” Sparked Woman, Life, Freedom. Her Death Must Not Be Forgotten. Justice Must Follow.

Amnesty’s September 16 report documents 377 named protesters and bystanders who died, including 56 children, and identifies 87 officials for potential criminal investigation. 

Destruction Of Palestinian Life - 9.16.2026

The Images Emerging From Gaza On September 16 Should Shock The Conscience Of The World.

A War-Damaged Residential Building Collapsed In Gaza City, Killing At Least 20 Palestinians, Including Children, While Dozens More Were Reportedly Trapped Beneath The Rubble. The Building Had Previously Been Damaged By Israeli Strikes. Rescue Workers Have Struggled To Reach Survivors Amid A Severe Lack Of Heavy Equipment.

UN Human Rights Chief VOLKER TÜRK Warned That The Recovery Of Human Remains From Destroyed Buildings Raises Serious Concerns About Compliance With International Law And Serious War Crimes. He Called For Investigators To Be Given Access To Gaza.

In The West Bank, B’TSELEM Has Documented More Than 2,000 Testimonies Describing What It Calls The Systematic Dismantling Of Palestinian Collective Life.

These Are Not Merely Statistics. They Are Human Beings — Women, Children, Parents And Families.

The International Community Must Demand Accountability, Protect Civilians, Preserve Evidence And Insist That International Law Apply To Everyone.

Silence In The Face Of Such Suffering Is Not Neutrality. It Risks Becoming Complicity.

Letter, Bill Maher's grave error - 9.16.2026

History Did Not Begin With October 7

BILL MAHER's Recent Comments About Gaza Present A Seriously Incomplete Picture Of History. Palestinian Suffering Did Not Begin On October 7, 2023. It Goes Back To 1948, When Hundreds Of Thousands Of Palestinians Were Displaced During The War Surrounding Israel's Creation.

The Deir Yassin Massacre Is Part Of That History. Armed Jewish Organizations, Including The IRGUN And STERN GROUP, Were Involved In The Attack That Killed Palestinian Civilians.

We Must Also Remember What Is Happening Today. Humanitarian Boats Loaded With Food And Other Aid Have Attempted To Reach Starving Palestinians In Gaza. Israeli Forces Have Intercepted Such Boats In International Waters; During One 2026 Operation, Video Showed Israeli Soldiers Opening Fire On At Least Two Vessels. More Than 400 Activists Were Subsequently Detain)

These Are Facts That Cannot Simply Be Erased From The Story.

HAMAS's Killing Of Israeli Civilians And Taking Of Hostages Must Be Condemned. But Those Crimes Cannot Erase Palestinian History, Nor Can They Justify Ignoring Civilian Suffering.

History Did Not Begin On October 7.

Truth Requires Remembering 1948, The Nakba, Decades Of Displacement, And Today's Humanitarian Catastrophe. 

Is the AI genie out of the bottle? - 9.15.2026

Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor raise a chilling question: what happens when billionaires, artificial intelligence, war, Gaza, the climate crisis and the far right converge?

Their warning about “end times fascism” deserves serious attention. Some of the world’s most powerful people appear to be preparing for catastrophe rather than preventing it — building bunkers, accumulating wealth and imagining a future where a privileged few survive while others are left behind.

The greatest danger is not artificial intelligence itself. It is who controls it and how it is used.

Ai could transform medicine, education and human knowledge. But without democratic oversight, it could also expand surveillance, warfare, propaganda and inequality.

The suffering in Gaza raises an even deeper moral question: can human beings be treated as disposable while others build a profitable future from their destruction?

We must reject that thinking.

The future must belong to all humanity, not just billionaires and powerful elites. Technology must serve people, protect life and strengthen democracy.

The ai genie may be out of the bottle. But we still have a choice: build a future of peace, compassion and equality — or allow fear, greed and dehumanization to decide our destiny.

The Saudi 9/11 Connection: Massive Cover-Up - 9.15.2026

Why Was Saudi Arabia Given A Free Pass?

Twenty-five Years After 9/11, The American People Still Deserve Complete Answers.

Fifteen Of The 19 Hijackers Were Saudi Nationals. That Fact Does Not Prove That The Saudi Government Planned Or Financed 9/11. But It Makes One Question Impossible To Ignore: Why Have So Many Questions About Saudi Connections To The Hijackers Remained Unanswered For So Long? (FBI)

The 9/11 Commission Called Saudi Arabia A “Problematic Ally” In Combating Islamic Extremism. It Found That Al Qaeda Raised Money In Saudi Arabia Through Individuals And Charities, While Also Finding No Evidence That The Saudi Government As An Institution Funded Al Qaeda. (9/11 Commission)

That Distinction Makes Transparency Even More Important.

Why Were Saudi Nationals Permitted To Leave The United States Soon After The Attacks? The 9/11 Commission Found That Their Flights Occurred After American Airspace Reopened And That The FBI Screened The Passengers Before Departure. But Americans Still Have Every Right To Ask Why Such Arrangements Were Made So Quickly And Whether Everything Relevant Was Fully Investigated. (9/11 Commission)

Why Should Any Records Concerning Possible Saudi Connections To The Hijackers Remain Hidden From The American People?

Why Should Victims’ Families Have To Keep Asking For Answers Twenty-Five Years Later?

And Why Should America’s Relationship With An Oil-Rich And Strategically Important Ally Ever Stand In The Way Of Complete Transparency?

The 9/11 Commission Report Was Released In 2004. But The American People Should Not Confuse Publication Of The Report With Publication Of Every Relevant Government Record.

The Families Of Nearly 3,000 People Who Died That Day Deserve More Than Official Statements. First Responders Who Lost Their Health Deserve More Than Silence. Every American Deserves To Know Whether Any Government Official, Foreign Official, Intelligence Agency Or Powerful Political Relationship Ever Interfered With The Search For Truth.

This Is Not About Blaming An Entire Nation Or An Entire People.

It Is About Accountability.

If The Evidence Clears Saudi Officials, Release It.

If The Evidence Raises Questions, Release It.

If Mistakes Were Made, Admit Them.

If Powerful People Were Protected, The American People Deserve To Know Why.

Letter 9/11 Iraq and Israel - 9.14.2026

America, Britain and other countries that supported the Iraq war owe the people of Iraq a sincere apology.

George W. Bush and his administration made the disastrous decision to invade Iraq based on claims about weapons of mass destruction that proved false. Iraq had no role in the 9/11 attacks, yet its people paid an enormous price for a war they did not start.

George W. Bush must also apologize for authorizing the CIA’s enhanced interrogation program, which involved methods widely condemned as torture. Guantánamo Bay became a symbol of serious human rights abuses and should finally be closed.

The Iraq war killed and displaced countless people and contributed to years of violence and instability. America and Britain should have the courage to acknowledge their mistakes and apologize to the Iraqi people.

Today, the suffering of civilians in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon makes accountability even more urgent. Israeli military operations have killed and injured civilians, while Palestinians continue to face displacement and violence.

Every human life has equal value.

Governments must be held accountable when their decisions cause catastrophic harm. Admitting mistakes is not weakness. It is a moral responsibility.

Time For America, Britain And Other Countries To Apologise To Iraq - 9.13.2026

The invasion of Iraq was one of the most consequential mistakes of the post-9/11 era. Iraq was attacked in 2003 even though the 9/11 Commission found no evidence that Saddam Hussein’s government cooperated with Al-Qaeda in planning or carrying out the attacks on the United States. (911 Commission)

The human cost was catastrophic. Iraq Body Count records more than 114,000 documented civilian deaths from violence between 2003 and 2011, while its broader accounting estimated approximately 158,000 Iraqi deaths, including combatants, during that period. (Iraq Body Count)

Behind every number was a human being—a parent, child, brother, sister, friend or neighbour.

America, Britain and the other governments that supported the invasion should honestly confront this history. Most importantly, GEORGE W. BUSH and members of his administration should acknowledge the enormous consequences of attacking the wrong country after 9/11.

British Rabbis Break Their Long silence - 9.13.2026

The debate among British Rabbis over the U.K.’s sanctions against Israeli settlements raises a profound moral question: what do Jewish Values require when Palestinians are subjected to occupation, settler violence, displacement, and enormous human suffering?

Chief Rabbi EPHRAIM MIRVIS calls the sanctions a “dark day for British Jews” and warns that they could increase antisemitism. Yet Rabbis such as JONATHAN WITTENBERG and JEREMY GORDON have taken a different moral position, arguing that confronting extremist settler violence is entirely consistent with Jewish Values.

The crucial point is that opposing the actions of an Israeli Government is not the same as opposing Jews. Indeed, using accusations of antisemitism repeatedly to deflect legitimate criticism of Israeli policies risks weakening the fight against genuine antisemitism.

How can the horrific suffering of Palestinian civilians, the destruction of Gaza, the displacement of Palestinians, and allegations of torture and other abuses be reconciled with the Jewish commandment to pursue justice and human dignity?

The world must hold governments accountable regardless of their religion or nationality. BENJAMIN NETANYAHU faces an International Criminal Court arrest warrant alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity. The UNITED STATES and other governments that provide military and political support to ISRAEL must also examine their responsibility for the consequences of that support.

We must never invoke the Holocaust merely to silence criticism. Its deepest lesson is that dehumanization, collective punishment, and indifference to the suffering of innocent people must never be repeated.

Jewish Values, Christian Values, Muslim Values, and the moral teachings shared by humanity all point toward the same principle: every human life is precious. GOD is the common Father of all humanity. Justice, Compassion, Mercy, and Peace must apply to Palestinians and Israelis alike.

The time has come to choose humanity over hatred and justice over political expediency.

Twenty-Five Years Later, The Truth Must Be Told - 9.12.2026

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the American people deserve the fullest possible truth about what happened—and what governments and intelligence agencies knew before the attacks.

The 9/11 Commission Final Report was released publicly on July 22, 2004. But that does not mean that every record examined by the Commission is public. Classified versions and drafts of the report exist, while additional intelligence, interview records and investigative material remain classified, redacted or withheld.

That continuing secrecy deserves serious scrutiny.

LORD INDARJIT SINGH OF WIMBLEDON recently raised an important question in the House of Lords about the United States helping Saudi Arabia develop nuclear capacity. He pointed to Saudi Arabia's connection to the 9/11 attacks and questioned the wisdom of providing such assistance while raising grave concerns about human rights and U.S. policy toward other countries. (Parallel Parliament)

His intervention highlights a fundamental issue: how can governments demand accountability for terrorism while withholding important information about the circumstances surrounding the world's most consequential terrorist attack?

The public deserves to know what warnings were received before 9/11, what intelligence agencies knew, what failures occurred, and whether any foreign individuals, officials or governments assisted the perpetrators.

Transparency should not be selective or released only decades later in fragments.

The families who lost loved ones—and people everywhere who suffered the consequences of 9/11—deserve the complete truth. Where there is no compelling national-security reason for secrecy, the remaining records should be declassified.

Twenty-five years is long enough. The truth should not remain classified.

This version keeps LORD INDARJIT SINGH’s point prominent without overstating what has been established as fact about Saudi Arabia or the remaining classified records.

$5,000 reward & lie like hell DJT - 9.12.2026

A $5,000 PROMISE AND THE MEANING OF TRUTH

President DONALD TRUMP has urged Republicans to fight hard to retain control of the House and Senate and has

a $5,000 “dividend” to every adult citizen if Republicans win both chambers of Congress. The proposal could cost more than $1 trillion and would require congressional approval.

This raises a profound ethical question: Should a financial promise be linked to the outcome of an election?

Former MAGA supporters and others have expressed concern about the political and ethical implications of such a promise. Whatever one’s political affiliation, American democracy should not be reduced to a transaction in which voters are encouraged to associate a personal financial benefit with the success of a particular political party.

There is also a deeper moral question. President TRUMP frequently speaks of his reverence for JESUS. For SIKHS, GOD is TRUTH—the highest spiritual reality. That principle raises a simple question for every voter:

Should we make political choices because of financial promises, or because we believe our leaders are truthful, honest and acting in the public interest?

The proposed $5,000 payment also raises important questions about its cost, funding and long-term effect on the nation’s finances. Congress, not the President alone, controls federal spending.

American democracy depends upon voters being free to exercise their conscience and make informed choices. Political leadership should be judged by truth, integrity and responsibility—not by promises of personal financial rewards.

The Tragedy Of Iraq After 9/11 - 9.12.2026

Those responsible for the attacks, while Powell’s U.N. presentation relied on intelligence later shown to be wrong. (9/11 Commission)

The Iraq War remains one of the most consequential tragedies arising from the aftermath of 9/11. George W. Bush and his administration presented Saddam Hussein’s Iraq as a grave threat because of alleged Weapons Of Mass Destruction, while repeatedly linking Iraq in the public debate to terrorism.

Yet the 9/11 Commission found no evidence that Iraq was responsible for the 9/11 attacks. In fact, Colin Powell told the Commission that Paul Wolfowitz had argued for attacking Iraq, but could not justify the claim that Iraq was behind 9/11. (9/11 Commission)

In February 2003, Colin Powell presented intelligence to the United Nations asserting that Iraq possessed and could produce Weapons Of Mass Destruction. The intelligence later proved substantially wrong. Powell himself acknowledged that some of the information he presented was inaccurate. (Office of the Historian)

The consequences were enormous. The invasion toppled Saddam Hussein, unleashed devastating violence and instability, and contributed to conditions in which extremist organizations could flourish. The abuses at Abu Ghraib further damaged America’s credibility and raised profound questions about accountability.

The central lesson should be unmistakable: intelligence must be rigorously tested, public claims must be truthful, and the decision to wage war must never be based on assumptions presented as established facts.

Twenty-three years later, Americans still deserve a full accounting of how these decisions were made—and what was learned from the catastrophic consequences.

Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council speaks - 9.11.2026

The Report from Kabul by Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, should force the world to confront the devastating consequences of the so-called “war on terror.”

George W. Bush projected strength through military slogans and overwhelming force. Yet the wars launched in the aftermath of September 11 created consequences that lasted for generations.

In Afghanistan, the initial U.S.-led campaign drove the Taliban from power, but the war did not end. The prolonged military occupation, civilian suffering, political failures and refusal to recognize the possibility of negotiations with elements of the Taliban helped create conditions for the movement to reorganize and return. After two decades of war, the Taliban captured Kabul again in 2021.

The result was a devastating vacuum: enormous resources were spent on war while Afghanistan remained deeply impoverished and dependent on humanitarian assistance. Today, Afghan Women And Girls face severe restrictions on education, employment and public life, while humanitarian organizations warn that shrinking international aid is leaving vulnerable families even more exposed

Iraq offers another devastating lesson. After the fall of Saddam Hussein, the Coalition Provisional Authority, under Paul Bremer, disbanded the Iraqi Army and removed many Ba’athists from government institutions. These decisions contributed to a security vacuum and deep resentment, helping create conditions in which insurgent and extremist organizations could grow.

The tragedy is that a war supposedly fought to defeat terrorism helped produce new spaces in which extremist movements could recruit, reorganize and spread. Al-Qaeda In Iraq emerged after the invasion, while the broader instability created by the wars helped extremist networks expand across the region.

We must therefore ask a fundamental question: Did endless war make the world safer, or did it create new vacuums, new grievances and new generations of suffering?

Afghanistan's people are paying an enormous price. Jan Egeland is right to warn about the humanitarian consequences of shrinking aid. The answer cannot be another cycle of bombs and military occupation. Afghanistan needs humanitarian assistance, education, economic opportunity, diplomacy and respect for the rights and dignity of its people.

Twenty-five years after September 11, the greatest lesson should be that military power alone cannot defeat extremism. Peace, justice, diplomacy, humanitarian assistance and human dignity must replace the endless cycle of war. 

Beyond the Ruins: Remembering the Innocent Victims of the Post-9/11 Era - 9.11.2026

Twenty-five years after 9/11, We must remember not only the nearly 3,000 Americans a gross undercount) who were killed, but also the innocent Afghan families who suffered the devastating consequences of the wars that followed.

The story of MASUDA SULTAN, an Afghan-American New Yorker, is a painful reminder. She returned to Afghanistan and learned that 19 members of her family had been killed in a U.S. air raid in October 2001. No innocent family should ever become a casualty of war.

Today, JAN EGELAND warns from Kabul about Afghanistan’s deepening poverty, humanitarian crisis and the devastating effects of global aid cuts. At the same time, the TALIBAN continues its repression of women and girls.

The lesson of 9/11 should be clear: Terrorism cannot be defeated by creating more suffering. Every human life has equal value—American, Afghan, Muslim, Christian, Jewish or otherwise.

Twenty-five years later, We need less war, fewer weapons and more humanitarian aid, justice and compassion. We must remember every innocent victim and choose peace over endless war. 

Climate Change Demands Immediate Action - 9.10.2026

The climate crisis is no longer a distant threat. It is here, growing more dangerous and affecting people around the world. Record-breaking heat, extreme weather, rising seas and other consequences of climate change remind us that we cannot continue treating this emergency as tomorrow’s problem.

Every fraction of a degree of additional warming matters. Even if humanity cannot completely stop climate change, reducing warming by every tenth of a degree can save lives, protect communities and reduce suffering.

There is also reason for hope. Clean energy is advancing rapidly. Solar power, batteries and other renewable technologies are becoming increasingly affordable. Countries such as China have demonstrated what is possible when governments create large markets for clean energy and invest seriously in the future.

America must accelerate this transition. Citizens, states, cities and businesses should not wait for Washington to act. We must expand solar and wind power, improve energy efficiency and rapidly reduce our dependence on coal, oil and gas.

There is another important lesson: nations do not need to fight wars over sunlight. The sun provides an abundant source of energy for everyone. Cooperation on clean energy can help create prosperity and peace rather than conflict.

The climate emergency is immense, but humanity still has choices. We must choose action over delay, cooperation over conflict, and clean energy over fossil fuels. Our children and grandchildren deserve nothing less. 

Israel’s War Is Destroying Its Own Future - 9.10.2026

The world must not become numb to the killing of innocent human beings.

In Gaza, a Palestinian couple and their two young daughters, just 12 and 8 years old, were killed when their home in Beit Lahia was destroyed

 in an Israeli airstrike. Two children lost their lives in the place where they should have been safest — their home. No political argument and no military objective can make the death of innocent children acceptable.

In the West Bank, Palestinians continue to face raids, detentions, injuries and fear. Families are being forced to live under constant uncertainty about their homes, their freedom and their future.

In Lebanon, Israeli strikes have continued despite a ceasefire, killing civilians, including children and medical workers. The same pattern of violence cannot be allowed to continue without accountability.

The United States and the international community must stop treating Palestinian, Lebanese and Syrian civilian lives as less valuable than any other human lives.

There must also be complete transparency about the investments of public institutions such as CUNY. If public university funds are invested in weapons manufacturers, prison companies or financial institutions connected to settlement activity, the public has a right to know where its money is going.

As America approaches another anniversary of 9/11, truth must matter. Claims about what happened at Ground Zero should be measured against the historical record, eyewitness accounts and available evidence. The victims and first responders deserve honesty, not political mythmaking.

War does not make humanity stronger. Bombs do not create justice. Revenge does not create peace.

Every child in Gaza, every Palestinian in the West Bank, every family in Lebanon and Syria, and every civilian anywhere in the world deserves the same fundamental right — the right to live.

America must demand an end to the killing of civilians, accountability for possible war crimes, transparency in public investments and genuine efforts toward peace.

Human life must come before military power, political loyalty and financial profit.

We must choose peace over war, compassion over hatred, and human dignity over political power.

Israel - The Crisis Did Not Begin On October 7 - 9.9.2026

The Crisis Did Not Begin On October 7, 2023. To Understand Today’s Horror, We Must Look Back To The Founding Of Israel, When Hundreds Of Thousands Of Palestinians Were Displaced During The War Of 1948 And Many Lost Their Homes And Homeland. For Palestinians, The Trauma Did Not Begin On One Day In 2023. It Has Been Shaped By Decades Of Dispossession, Occupation, Settlement Expansion, Home Demolitions And Violence.

October 7 Was A Terrible Day. The Killing Of Israeli Civilians And The Taking Of Hostages Were Wrong. But The Killing Of Innocent People Did Not Begin, And Must Not End, With One Date.

Now Canada, France, The U.K. And Other Nations Have Taken Action Against Trade Connected To Israeli Settlements In The Occupied West Bank. This Is An Important Step, But It Is Not Enough.

The World Has Witnessed The Destruction Of Palestinian Homes, The Expansion Of Settlements And A Humanitarian Catastrophe In Gaza. It Has Also Witnessed The Enormous Military And Political Support Given To Israel By Powerful Western Governments. The United States And European Nations Must Examine Their Own Responsibility When Weapons, Diplomatic Protection And Political Support Continue Despite The Suffering Of Civilians.

There Is Also A Serious Question About Accountability At The Highest Levels Of Israeli Government. A Recent Report Claims That BENJAMIN NETANYAHU Was Warned Before The October 7 Attack. NETANYAHU Denies Receiving Such A Warning. The Truth Must Be Established Through A Genuine, Independent Investigation.

And We Must Remember RACHEL CORRIE, The Young American Peace Activist Who Was Killed In Gaza In 2003 While Taking Nonviolent Action To Protect The Home Of A Palestinian Family From Demolition. Her Death Became A Symbol Of The Human Cost Of Occupation And Of Those Who Risk Their Lives To Defend Others.

A Government Cannot Claim The Moral High Ground While Ignoring The Humanity Of Another People. Democracy Means More Than Elections. It Requires Equality, Accountability, Human Rights And Respect For The Law. The Rise Of Far-Right And Ultra-Nationalist Forces Within Israel’s Government Makes These Principles Even More Urgent.

The World Must Stop Treating Palestinian Lives As Less Valuable Than Other Lives. Starvation, Collective Punishment, Forced Displacement And The Destruction Of Civilian Life Must Never Be Accepted As The Price Of Security.

The Time Has Come For Truth About October 7, Truth About The Long History That Preceded It, Accountability For All Crimes Against Civilians And An End To The Occupation And Violence.

Every Israeli Child And Every Palestinian Child Has The Same Right To Live In Peace, Safety And Dignity.

Twenty-Five Years Later, 9/11 Still Demands Answers - 9.9.2026

I support Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s demand for the release of previously hidden or classified 9/11 documents. While the 9/11 Commission Report was released in 2004, important records concerning the attacks and their foreign connections remained classified for years, fueling legitimate questions from Victims’ Families.

Why were 15 of the 19 hijackers Saudi nationals? What did U.S. intelligence agencies know, and when did they know it? Why have families of the victims continued demanding greater transparency and accountability?

The tragedy did not end on September 11, 2001. Firefighters, First Responders, Flight Attendants, Healthcare Workers, and countless other New Yorkers were exposed to toxic air and suffered devastating illnesses.

Many Victims’ Families believe their health concerns were subordinated to economic and Wall Street considerations during the George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Rudy Giuliani, and Whitman years. Those decisions deserve scrutiny—not silence.

Victims’ Families deserve justice, transparency, and appropriate compensation. After twenty-five years, America must finally tell the whole truth.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, release all hidden records. ictims’ families deserve truth, accountability, healthcare, and justice—not secrecy. 

Words Are Not Enough: Stop Settler Terror In The West Bank - 9.8.2026

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee deserves credit for calling attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank an “act of terror.” But Words alone will not protect Palestinian Families whose Homes are burned, Property is destroyed, and Communities are terrorized.

The real Test is what comes next.

Will Mike Huckabee demand that Israeli Authorities arrest and prosecute those responsible? Will he insist that Palestinian Civilians receive the same Protection afforded to Israeli Civilians? And will the United States use its enormous Political, Military, and Financial influence to stop these attacks?

There can be no meaningful commitment to Human Rights while Violence against Palestinians is condemned with Words but tolerated in Practice.

The United States must demand Accountability for Settler Violence, Protection for Palestinian Civilians, and an end to Impunity. Anyone who terrorizes innocent Families must face Justice, regardless of Nationality or Political connections.

Mike Huckabee has identified the Problem. Now he must help end it.

The World is watching. Palestinian Lives Matter. Human Rights Must Matter. Justice Must Apply To Everyone.