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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/today/big-read/united-nations-relevance-un-security-coucil-5390986
The ICJ and Security Council should have similar level of authority like the judiciary and parliament, not hierarchichal. In gridlock the General Assembly votes. The Charter needs to be updated.
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/world/israel-hamas-hostages-release-prisoners-exchange-trump-live-5397961
With no understanding of what he is doing, he is identified as high functioning erratic delusional suffering neither from anxiety nor depression, able to sleep soundly at night, confident in every decision he makes with no arguments, premises or any advice from others. How else will the US suffer in his hands after one year of disappointments.
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Should Hamas disarm when the rest of the world is armed? They should have arms for self defense and not provocation or harming innocent civilians. Unless the whole world disarms.
The tunnels may be reconstructed for good, for transportation, there may be no need for more explosions and destruction.
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cx2r2z0gyp7t
Can there be a joint operation to look for the bodies? The IDF has blindly killed anybody for the past 2 years, the odds of them killing their own is very high. 24 Israelis out of a total of 67000 casualties is possible. Look at how well Hamas has taken care of the 20 released hostages, they look healthy.
Give Hamas assurance that ISF will protect them when they disarm. IDF has to disarm too, no more drone violation killings.
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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mohammed-Saaida
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Fred Vautour, a devoted father, worked as a janitor at Boston College for 18 years, not just to support his family but also because of a life-changing employee benefit. Boston College offers a tuition remission program that allows full-time employees’ dependent children to attend the university tuition-free after five years of continuous service. Thanks to this program, all five of Fred’s children were able to attend Boston College and graduate debt-free, saving the family nearly $700,000 in tuition fees.
This incredible story highlights the power of dedication, hard work, and forward-thinking employee benefits. Fred’s commitment to his job ensured that his children had access to top-quality education without the financial burden that often comes with college. Each of his children not only earned a degree but also achieved a sense of security and opportunity that many families can only dream of.
Fred’s story is more than just about money saved—it’s a testament to parental sacrifice, perseverance, and the importance of programs that support education. It reminds us that sometimes, the most impactful contributions are quiet, behind-the-scenes efforts that change lives for generations. Boston College’s policy turned a janitor’s dedication into an educational legacy for his entire family.
