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Robert Sherriff 08/07/1954 - Australian - Poet -Author - Singer - Actor - American Historian – Photographer Robert Sherriff 08/07/1954 - Middle East - Remember 9/11 The conflict in the Middle East, which has been ongoing for decades, saw a significant escalation in October 2023 when Jewish individuals were tragically kidnapped and murdered. Nations that advocate for Palestinian statehood must recognize the complexities involved; if I were in the position of the Israeli Prime Minister, I would respond with decisive action—this is a confrontation without easy answers. The response to these attacks has seen relentless military operations aimed at crippling those responsible, erasing the remnants of their power and influence. History teaches us that nations like America, as a global superpower, often play a significant role in such conflicts and do not remain passive when faced with significant threats. We stand on the precipice—the doomsday clock ticks ominously, five seconds from midnight. America must tread carefully in its declarations, for its past choices have often returned with grave consequences, as illustrated by the tragedy of 9/11. It is a solemn reminder of the destruction wrought by fascist ideologies, evoking the memories of the millions who perished during the Holocaust. The realities of diplomacy are fraught, marked by questionable decisions such as the agreement, known as the Iran nuclear deal, that led to Iran receiving 150 billion dollars, purportedly to maintain peace. However, peace seems elusive amidst a backdrop of historical suffering and scapegoating, where accusations have festered for centuries. As we contemplate the future, we must reckon with the grim possibility of escalation—what if an atomic bomb were unleashed over Israel? This could signal a regional catastrophe and the harbinger of the end of an era as we know it. The world would be plunged into darkness, forced to confront the consequences of unchecked aggression and insatiable ambition. But in this moment of peril, we must also look for glimmers of hope. In the face of violence and discord, some continue to work towards peace and understanding. From grassroots organizations promoting coexistence to diplomats tirelessly negotiating for a peaceful resolution, these acts remind us that humanity still has the capacity for empathy and compassion. As we move forward, let us remember the lessons of history and strive to find common ground rather than succumb to animosity and division. Let us envision a future where nations can coexist harmoniously, resolve conflicts through dialogue instead of force, and celebrate diversity instead of fear. Let us never forget the horrors of 9/11 and use them as a catalyst to create a better world for future generations. Let us hold on to the hope that a peaceful future is not just a dream but a real possibility if we work together.
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