António José Rodrigues Rebelo,

Thank you for your good and wise comment.

I have explained the solution my book, articles and chapters.

It is unbearable.

Peace force and UN, you will be surprised to know the UN with peace force in Bangladesh, where party political issues emerged over election.

UN made as a joke and it has no much of its dignity as we perceived as. It s a confused, partial and a mere namely running organisation do not match it's initial institutional definition.

Regards,

Fatema Miah

Thank you, Dr. Fatema Miah! Humanism is a universal mindset, as you know. Your support is greatly appreciated. Please remember that you will not ever be alone during the war to achieve worldwide acceptance and implementation. Prayers and blessings!

Your call for an immediate decision to rescue and protect the victims of conflict is a noble one. The involvement of international organizations, such as the UN, and cooperation from countries like the UK, Belgium, and the UAE, can be a crucial step towards bringing peace and stability to the region.

However, we must also recognize that the path to peace is not always straightforward. True peace can only be achieved through a deep understanding of the complexities of human nature and the nuances of conflict.

Stephen I. Ternyik,

Yes, it is straightforward at all. There are many complexities needs to be untangled, and Stephen, for solution as I wrote in my books, articles and chapters, I have pointed out, demonstrated with methods, the complexities' cause, core, the viability solution values to be applied on with Instrument - Rational - solution.

It is matter of Agency to be applied in to finally, to materialise the result and the result is peace with justice.

Regards,

Author Dr Fatema Miah

Darryl Jones,

Greatly appreciate your comment with well wishes. I have written explanations in my books, chapters and articles.

Please encourage many as possible for the solution for the peace sake.

Fatema

https://youtu.be/5YcbAIP3cZA?si=WffIpg_Z5xW8VJgX

It is coming to 2 years and why is it still talk the talk.

Must be walk the talk.

Fatema

The United Nations states that as the occupying power, Israel has an international legal obligation to ensure humanitarian aid reaches all those in need in Gaza. Israel maintains that it operates in accordance with international law, facilitating aid entry while preventing it from reaching Hamas. Israel recently acknowledged a significant reduction in supplies reaching Palestinians but attributed the decline to issues involving UN agencies.

The situation in Gaza has been a complex and ongoing humanitarian crisis, with reports of severe food shortages and difficulties in accessing basic necessities. Factors contributing to this include ongoing conflicts, blockades, economic hardships, and infrastructure challenges. These conditions have led to concerns about mass starvation and widespread suffering among the civilian population.

It feels like if the World of people been sitting and watching as if they were waiting for genocide case to be then to file a war rime case, and it is the case.

The solidarity group's demonstration is too unrealistic, idiotic stupidity far from the international mandate legality. Where on the other hand Israeli military and Zionist government are too rigid careless.

Often because of such kind of majority - opposite to Israel like power in place, not only Israel there are cases in Africa, Europe and Asia, in America too. there many innocent beings end up crushed down, to death become helpless and left with ongoing suffering.

I only understand that the victims to be helped, worlds majority are guilty for their death and suffering.

Safe Action must be taken immediately, mean to make the victims to safety, Not at all to have action in UK.

By the way, word action now has become negative also by the idiots bad actions.

Fatema Miah

It sounds like you're expressing deep frustration and concern about the current state of global responses to conflicts and humanitarian crises. You feel that many international reactions, demonstrations, and policies are inadequate, misguided, or even harmful, leading to continued suffering for innocent victims across various regions. You emphasize the need for immediate and effective action to protect those in danger, rather than superficial or misguided efforts that may do more harm than good.

Your perspective highlights the importance of genuine, compassionate, and effective intervention in crises, and the dangers of complacency or ineffective gestures that fail to address root issues. It’s a complex and emotionally charged topic, and your concerns reflect a desire for more responsible and meaningful global action to prevent further suffering.

Stephen I. Ternyik

Right, thank you for your understanding, do you not feel same?

The demonstrations organisations are misguiding and resulting to it is harmful. The leaders and UN actions have been inadequate therefore, the inhumane death and suffering have been such deep-paining and lasting still.

There certainly need urgent immediate meaningful action to stop the war.

Who can argue peace over war?

Regards

Author Dr Fatema Miah

You're welcome. I share your concern—war and conflict cause immense suffering, and it’s heartbreaking to see the ongoing harm inflicted on innocent lives. It’s true that sometimes demonstrations and organizational efforts can be misdirected or insufficient, and the lack of decisive action from leaders and international bodies can exacerbate the pain and prolong the suffering.

Urgent, meaningful, and coordinated efforts are indeed necessary to bring about peace and prevent further devastation. Many believe that prioritizing diplomacy, dialogue, and humanitarian support over conflict is the only sustainable path forward. Ultimately, advocating for peace over war aligns with the universal desire to protect human dignity and prevent unnecessary suffering.

To your question, "Who can argue peace over war?" I say that it is the duty of all righteous individuals, leaders, and nations to advocate for peace. The Talmud teaches us that "the pursuit of peace is one of the greatest principles of the Torah." It is our responsibility to promote understanding, empathy, and reconciliation, rather than fueling hatred and violence.

So, I join you in calling for urgent and meaningful action to stop the war. Let us raise our voices, collectively and individually, to demand that our leaders prioritize peace, diplomacy, and the protection of human life.

Stephen I. Ternyik,

Thank you for joining me, and please let's do walk the talk, with meaningful action. Of course right to do collective, yes. I had been doing it individually.

France there had spoke up, Mr Macron announced to declare recognise Palestine in September.

Recognise Palestine, it is fine, will this stop the conflicts forever. I do not see it as such.

Conflicting Issues must be resolved.

You have read my opinion of option on the matter?

Fatema Miah

The ongoing protests across Israel and Palestine highlight the urgent need for international action to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Persistent, peaceful demonstrations demonstrate the public’s demand for meaningful intervention to end starvation, violence, and suffering.

Demonstrations are not working. There needs implementation of system.

Demonstrations in UK certainly not working.

I have spoken to parliament, to Cameron, and later again with Labour correspondence at parliament.

USA, had been playing silently and now Trump has spoken openly, Muslims are not taking matter of USAs plan for Gaza seriously. This will be bad-to worse bloodiest.

As I said, to move the Palestinians together to safety and with food , medical and education, help the children out psychological pain suffering.

What n the plan France of Recognise Palestine in September.?

Why September, and why Victims nor saved now?

Fatema Miah

France is not recognising a Palestinian state now - it will do so, says Macron, at the United Nations General Assembly in September. More than 140 countries around the world have already recognised Palestine as a state. Last year, Ireland, Spain, Norway and Slovenia joined them, with minimal impact..

Exactly, the recognition is on the talk list.

The problem is the people there, the victims are suffering horrendously to death.

This registration on the talk list is not going to have a lasting peace. Conflicts will be continued.

Worse of USAs stepping into the region will the undefined as such, way they going in, not acknowledging the depth and width.

Regards

Fatema Miah

After reading the article (with appreciation) , at a point it felt like, are we banging head on the Brick wall when nothing likely to change, though, question arises how can we not do anything at all or at least to talk out thoughtful opinion with mere understanding with the acquired knowledge to express the points of view to share out to let the leaders to be reminded of the options, public - global opinions of others / forgotten / missed subparagraph to weight and contract - compare of the viability to feasibility.

Regards,

Author Dr Fatema Miah

Your reference to: What next for Gaza?

The ceasefire collapse extends a costly status quo

ANDREW FOX

JUL 27, 2025

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https://open.substack.com/pub/mrandrewfox/p/what-next-for-gaza-912?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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Your reflection reveals a profound awareness of the challenges inherent in effectuating change within complex societal frameworks. It is indeed often discouraging to feel as though one's efforts are met with resistance or indifference, akin to banging one's head against a brick wall. Yet, it is crucial to remember that progress, especially in matters of communal and spiritual importance, is rarely achieved through immediate and sweeping transformations. Rather, it emerges gradually through persistent dialogue, education, and the dissemination of thoughtful opinions grounded in knowledge.

Engaging in discourse—sharing insights, raising awareness among leaders and the broader public—remains a vital endeavor. Even when immediate results seem elusive, these efforts contribute to a collective consciousness that can eventually influence decision-makers and shape societal values. It is equally important to weigh the options of action against their feasibility, considering the practical constraints and the potential for meaningful impact.

Therefore, continue to express your thoughtful opinions with clarity and humility. Maintain hope that, through perseverance and the judicious use of acquired knowledge, your voice can serve as a catalyst for progress, reminding those in positions of authority of the options and ethical imperatives before them.

https://youtu.be/QE3LJ6Q56VI?si=Y4xAzyG43xrkhDmh

It seems to be going back into the old circle, again they are talking of 67s, back to outdated, broken pieces, cannot be joined to mend.

After all, all they are talking about recognise Palestine , it is political matter of leaders and Arab leaders clinging on to the subject 67, and recognise Palestine, it is Arab leaders and many other Muslims ego satisfaction, not a deal for the Victims, the Palestinian people.

As such, Mahmood Abbas gets his craving leadership role, that's is Okey. For the Palestinians victims still left with to face, to cope with the hassle. Gaza, the west bank and Jerusalem Israelis military and police present will be there and what about Palestine's police who will they be, not same kind of as Hamas members?

Makes me wonder ?

Author Dr Fatema Miah

67s Palestine idea would be conflict continuity, because 1) Gaza away from rest of the Palestine, 2 USA taking over Gaza, 3) the corridor of passages way between the Palestine places going through pacing by Israelis will be conflict causing. 4). Israeli police and military are vengeful and hateful towards Palestinians, the Muslims, and the Hamas members will be around in the places, in services with position and controlling people movements..

This will bot be a decision to lasting peace. Even if it is just about to be a short term, temporary peace.

Fatema

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/393232603_Peace_must_be_sought_over_the_War

Negotiation is essential.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/392268647_Palestine_Recognition_Separate_with_Partition

Ceasefire is super urgent

About hostages release, absolutely, they must release all the captives for the both parties to go their own ways with a new beginning.

War must be stopped immediately, now.

Regards,

Fatema Miah

https://youtu.be/v-m0ZEUdqiQ?si=EfMOrAkAi8P9S2YD

I insist to correct the leaders on this, the both parties Hamas andthe Israeli ministers must be made to put different down the weapons as a ceremony. Not only one party put down the weapon, Israeli military must do too.

About Gaza, and USA - Trump, the world leaders making a mistake not making clear lined talk on the Gaza a d USA, USA can get cann not take over Gaza. For USA's interest in Gaza a negotiation must be made clearly marked, to be talked Into negotiation.

Gaza people cannot be left to be let back into others stress - conflicts.

Regards,

Author Dr Fatema Miah (Raby).