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Against discouragement
“My first hope is that you will not be too discouraged by the way the world looks at this moment.”
The 1967 mobilization against the war in Vietnam: Confrontation at the Pentagon
Hopefully we can all learn something useful for today by looking back at this crucial event through the eyes of someone whose worldview was shaped by his participation in it.
The living literature of war
“The pain remains.”
What a truly humanitarian response in Afghanistan would look like
While there are no guarantees of success in the short-term, here are five proven steps that can be taken to mitigate violence as the Taliban consolidate power.
Spurring an endless arms race
Why is the Pentagon budget so high?
‘I cannot be quietly complicit’: Biden official resigns over Gaza assault
"I cannot represent an administration that does not value all human life equally."
Investigating war crimes in Gaza: IDF’s burning of Palestinian homes
"We've lost everything. Our homes, our memories, all gone in flames."
Khan Younis in ruins: US arms fuel devastation as Israel escalates Gaza offensive
Amid relentless bombings and military ground operations by Israel, the city of Khan Younis in Gaza has been reduced to a wasteland, with thousands of Palestinians repeatedly forced to flee their homes.