Ali's Journal

Some parties claim they do whatever they are doing for a specific cause but then it becomes apparent that they don’t care about anything except their political motivations. They don’t care about destroying the environment or harming innocent people. I don’t know what it means that, in a dire situation such as this one, Houthis say some other country (other than Israel) should allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, or an environmental disaster will occur. This is not protecting Palestinians. This is discrediting Houthis diplomatically.

Environmental disasters concern the entire world.

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Putin enjoyed advancements recently due to hurdles imposed by Republicans. It’s unclear to me why he initiated another unwinnable non-violent battle amid his advancements.

Putin thought the world had no other tool to punish him more. So killing Navalny would have no cost, he thought. Except that the world indeed had new tools to punish injustice.

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Controlling social anger can be compared to trying to adjust a foreign currency at a fixed rate. It is like a spring. When it is freed, you can’t control it.

Society should learn to express itself non-violently. It shouldn’t be like a spring that cannot be stopped or controlled. The learning time is now.

It is predictable that people on the other side will try to destroy deals and platforms they want to block. The best counter-attack to these attempts is by providing an environment where different opinions can be developed. So that when one part of the spectrum tries to harm different types of deals and platforms other parts of the spectrum oppose them.

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The other issue is that, alongside the global community, I also support an independent investigation of the recent incident in Gaza.

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Yesterday was Navalny’s funeral. Rejecting Putin’s ideas is an easy choice.

Putin tries to intervene in US and UK elections through their proxies (i.e. Houthis) by disrupting global trade paths and killing opponents before the election to send a signal to his competitors in the election. This is a type of governance Putin tries to expand throughout the world. It’s a crucial task for Republicans to show the world which type of governance they prefer.

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However, the recent escalation of attacks in the Red Sea is for gaining more bargaining power. The other side argues that since Israel has exceeded way beyond any understandable measure, they should also do something in response. This is a false loop. Putin seeks his own interests, Iran also seeks more influence and all that is the result of this conflict that ignites all sorts of disruption and instability.

I attempt to decrease the tension. And to make sure Putin will not use conflicts around for his advantage.

It is predictable that all sides of Israel’s political spectrum unit during wartime. But they surely know Israel cannot openly side with the global authoritarian side and bet that people like Trump will be elected, or otherwise, they will be against the global democratic front. Behind closed doors, they surely know they should change things. They should be more flexible, they shouldn’t turn so openly toward the authoritarian side.

Allowing the Israeli public opinion to be in contact with what the rest of the world thinks about the conflict and have a constructive discussion with the world is vital for Israel’s future.

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The same is true about the Republican party. People such as Trump come and go. The Republican’s record on different issues will persist.

Israeli government’s plan for Gaza after the war is in contrast to global initiatives. Netanyahu will then certainly try to stop any collaboration between Muslim countries in this initiative. Netanyahu will certainly want to see that Saudi Arabia and Iran for example, are divided rather than collaborating on plans that will oppose Netanyahu’s dreams. Houthi attacks are the element that divides Muslim countries and puts the main regional players on opposite sides. This is a precious gift to the Israeli government.

It’s important how different sides respond to conflicts. When a preventive response is based on disrupting the world’s normal flow, with the effect of damaging the economy of some Western countries (which inevitably means indirectly helping Russia), the preventive response may imply new meanings besides protecting the intended side.

Now it is possible to say with confidence that Houthi attacks have done nothing to decrease the suffering of Palestinians. In contrast, in the situation where global pressure is mounting on the Israeli government, Houthi attacks are a precious gift to Netanyahu. When the Houthis’ plan has been proven to be very ineffective in stopping the conflict, on the other hand increasing diplomatic global pressure on Netanyahu has proved to be the most effective mechanism to stop him, resuming the attacks will disrupt the global effort to increase pressure on the Israeli government. Because it is totally in contrast to what the global community wants to achieve. The global community wants to stop disruptions and insecurity in the region, at the same time, Houthis are disrupting the world’s economy to support the cause.

Those disruptions might be repeated on other occasions, threatening the global economy. Destructive protests have many unintended side effects. Instead, it’s best to be reasonable and build something beneficial for the world.

The development of the platform has started. From early on, the platform has been designed as a preventive mechanism. It has been set up such that any destructive plans (with the purpose of genocide) will be the same as ploughing the opponent’s land.

The platform is a package. In the human body, there are defensive mechanisms alongside other functionalities. All those mechanisms alongside each other guarantee that the system works properly. For example, Iran may pursue destructive activities in Somalia. But if it is presented with a more beneficial package, it may realize that being part of the loop is much more beneficial than trying to disrupt the playing field to stop opponents.