Category: World Peace

Israelis and Palestinians can coexist Zionists can’t

Maoz Inon (left) and Aziz Abu Sarah (right), Israeli and Palestinian peace activists. (Uri Levy)

For activist Maoz Inon and Aziz Abu Sarah, reviving a joint peace effort that learns from past obstacles is ‘the biggest antidote to extremism.’

Can this conference inspire a new Israeli-Palestinian peace movement?

World Peace: Australia’s Role in Global Demilitarization – » The Australian Independent Media Network

Australia could lead by example, showing the world that peace is not only necessary but achievable through concerted effort and unwavering commitment. The journey toward global peace starts with recognizing the deep interconnectedness of our modern world and the shared benefits that peace brings to all humanity.

The Power of Collective Effort

Finally, the quest for world peace is a shared journey. It requires the commitment of not just governments and policymakers but also of individuals and communities worldwide. Each step taken towards disarmament, each investment in peace education, and each diplomatic effort made contributes to a tapestry of actions weaving a more peaceful future.

This vision for a peaceful tomorrow is not only achievable—it is necessary. As Australia continues to lead and collaborate on these efforts, it invites others to join in creating a legacy of peace that will help generations to come. The time to act is now, with each of us playing a role in crafting a world where peace is not just a dream but a reality.

Source: World Peace: Australia’s Role in Global Demilitarization – » The Australian Independent Media Network

The Left Has a Long, Proud Tradition of Opposing War

If you want PEACE

There’s a long and rich tradition of the Left’s opposition to militarism that dates back to the First International. It’s an excellent resource for understanding the origins of war under capitalism and helping leftists maintain our clear opposition to it.

Source: The Left Has a Long, Proud Tradition of Opposing War

Peace be upon all – » The Australian Independent Media Network

By Khaled First and foremost, a heartfelt sorrow is extended to all the people who have fallen victim to the recent attacks in London. Know that the world is praying for you and your loved ones. Through every media and social network, we keep hearing the words “attack”, “terrorism”, “extremism”, “radicalization”, “fanaticism”, “mental illness” and…

Source: Peace be upon all – » The Australian Independent Media Network

Video: Trump talks peace while selling weapons | The Electronic Intifada

US president backs Israel-Saudi alliance aimed at Iran .

Source: Video: Trump talks peace while selling weapons | The Electronic Intifada

VIDEO: Noam Chomsky: U.S. Is Greatest Threat to World Peace

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In a speech titled “On Power and Ideology” delivered at The New School for Social Research in Manhattan on Saturday, world-renowned political dissident Noam Chomsky discussed the persistent notion of U.S. exceptionalism, Republican efforts to torpedo the Iran nuclear deal, and the normalization of U.S.-Cuba relations.

In clips broadcast by “Democracy Now!”, Chomsky explained why he believes the U.S. poses the greatest threat to world peace.

“[The United States] is a rogue state, indifferent to international law and conventions, entitled to resort to violence at will. … Take, for example, the Clinton Doctrine—namely, the United States is free to resort to unilateral use of military power, even for such purposes as to ensure uninhibited access to key markets, energy supplies and strategic resources—let alone security or alleged humanitarian concerns. And adherence to this doctrine is very well confirmed and practiced, as need hardly be discussed among people willing to look at the facts of current history.”

Chomsky also explained why he believes the U.S. and its closest allies, namely Saudi Arabia and Israel, are undermining the possibility for peace in the Middle East.

“When we say the international community opposes Iran’s policies or the international community does some other thing, that means the United States and anybody else who happens to be going along with it.”