Boycott the banquet and send tweets. But ending the horror of Gaza still depends on the worst people in the world | Marina Hyde

dDonald Trump’s presidency and Russia’s war in Ukraine (he promises to end on day one) No signs of memos displayed. This is not Trump’s single promise. He did At least 53 times. Yet the President of the United States did not retain it literally or in his favorite way: figuratively. Can you end the war vividly? Obviously not.

However, his recent failure means Trump is Go back to another warweird horror and illegal humanitarian disasters occurred in Gaza. Not the way he might have used it. This week, he commented on the Israeli invasion of Gaza City or the increasing statements, or declared that famine and hunger are clearly in progress on the territory, and instead announced: “I think you will have a pretty good ending in the next two, three weeks.” Righto. So far South Park Dwarf. Stage 1: Collect panties. Stage 2:? . Stage 3: Profit.

In the version of the President of the United States, this runs along the following lines. Stage 1. A frightening and illegal humanitarian disaster. 2. ? 3. Beach resort. Looking strangely Yalta meeting photos In Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt, if they evade various complexities and understand the world as simple seaside real estate opportunities, the wartime leaders of the three allies might wrap things up faster. Yet, perhaps even strangers imagine that while we don’t have group selfies of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu, the curse of our time is that the fate of many shocking and persecuted people in the world is that the world’s so shocking and persecuted people are integrated with three men who are likely to be considered to be the ones sentenced to prison.

But these are reality. The road to peace Gaza Throughout Trump, rather than social media posts, curtains, or creatives “using their platform,” or any other gesture, while wishful thinking may use them as power to tell the truth, in reality, it is only ever more common to bring the powerlessness of our time to even bring it into sharper relief.

In any non-general sense, it also did not run anywhere Ed Davey announced, and after careful consideration and prayer, he would Not attending the king’s banquet Regarding Trump’s upcoming state visit. Needless to say, Trump won’t have the first clue who the Liberal Democratic leader is. (For David, it’s more imminent, maybe more doing something with his ability, and this is a poll this week that shows 35% of his own Liberal voters Not his first clue It was when showing him the photos. He meant very well, but the gesture still felt that a tweet was one higher than that Guardian newspaper columnthat’s how he announced it. Unfortunately, neither of the above are leverages in international conflicts.

The road to inability to draw answers means a question dominates our turbulent times: Is good intention good enough? Actually, is this all I can do? Facing historical horror, did I acquit my duty by posting the responsibility about it, or by attacking someone else not posting it, or by suggesting that someone doesn’t care about the subject of any unfinished post, but acquitted by attacking others? Maybe it’s a pleasure, but I’m worried that those who live like this are not far away, this is the one who gets beaten the most. Some of the worst people in the world – at least some of the worst people are unable to enter the state military – running social media companies, and the idea of ​​spending comfortable working hours to maintain their platform, working for them for free are showing you in any useful way, any useful tips other than strange diseases, you will prompt in any useful way.

Social media claims to connect and empower people – a populist commitment if you hear it – but many of us hear our friends and family talking about the news all the time is saying that they feel powerless. People have been atomized and disinfected by this so-called unified and exciting technology, and when the huge view of history is given to our descendants and even our future self, we will likely find that most of our current crises are catalyzed by it, not healed by it. This morning, I saw a large piece of Travis Kelce kissing Taylor Swift in engagement photos, superimposed on top of a war-segregated building with a ringtone hanging: “All our silences in the face of racist attacks are accomplices.” Dear me. Stick it in a time capsule and apologize for cultural gravel.

However, at the operational level, the situation will not change. The path to peace is still in the power of politicians. Many of them are still terrible people. They still have to have unpleasant or even “toxic” conversations in which inevitable horses and moral compromises are inevitable. However, these things are still desirable because that’s how it always ends. That’s how the bomb stays silent, the way the kids stop starving, the way the ugly massacre. It’s a long, dangerous and unstable road – but history makes it familiar because it’s the only way to really get to where we need to go.