Author Archives: Ali_Rastegar

Netanyahu’s next move had been predicted weeks ago. I wrote some time ago that since Netanyahu knew he would be done after the war, he would certainly push for a long-term war. So nothing new from Netanyahu’s camp. 2024 is … Continue reading →

Elon Musk may be the symbol of centralization. That is not only because of the accumulation of wealth, but also his style of management and his ideology. In the transition phase from centralization to decentralization, it will be better to … Continue reading →

Netanyahu cannot openly admit two things: A) he and his allies aim to entirely remove Palestinians from their land by mass killings and other tactics because that’s genocide and B) they oppose international initiatives that aim to block military actions … Continue reading →

It was already clear but Nikki Haley clarified the intention of flattening Gaza. Phase one is to make Gaza unlivable and phase two is to push Palestinians out of Gaza. Hamas is simply a distraction for this plan. This plan … Continue reading →

This will be a micro-investment project. People around the world shouldn’t view Palestinians as people who need charities but as work partners. Then when something happens to Palestinians again, the world will not consider it another misfortunate incident to poor … Continue reading →

I’ll contact Ms Hastings, UN Deputy Special Coordinator in Palestine. The main idea is that charities should be based on novel approaches and technologies to support the cause. Letting people know of available charitable works is not sufficient. The cause … Continue reading →

Israel’s next move is threatening to expand the war to Lebanon. While the random bombing of Gaza is aligned with Netanyahu’s intention of making Gaza unlivable, it warns the world that any new war Israel starts will lead to a … Continue reading →

Submitted four connected projects to Cambridge’s Founders scheme. Submissions are now accessible at https://oopmath.com/projects/ . UPDATE 1: If Iran decides to arrest me, they should plan a long-term relationship with Israel to fix the issue together because the problem will … Continue reading →

Interesting. Some days ago Iran’s foreign minister said Iran and Israel had something in common. Then Israel’s ambassador to the UK responded sure they shared common things, and today Iran sent a friendship signal to Israel by executing someone who … Continue reading →