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From a Respected Hegemon to a Drifting Power As midterm campaigns accelerate and disillusionment with Trump’s domestic and foreign policies widens, a stark scenario emerges: America faces a perilous inflection point demanding immediate action before democratic erosion becomes... Continue reading

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The Price of Miscalculation

A war launched to reshape the Middle East has instead exposed the limits of force—and the cost of misunderstanding a nation that has spent millennia learning how to endure The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that was finally unveiled a few days ago only reaffirmed how misguided the joint US-Israeli attack on Iran on February 28…

Netanyahu’s Betrayal of Israel’s Promise

Benjamin Netanyahu’s political career will be remembered not for an era of national stewardship, but as a prolonged exercise in political survival at the expense of Israel’s security, democratic health, and moral standing For nearly three decades, Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu has treated the state as an instrument of personal power rather than a public…

Civilization Unmasked: The Persistence of Human Brutality

We are not merely witnessing human suffering—we are learning to endure it without outrage. When atrocity no longer shocks the conscience, it is not only humanity that is under assault—it is our very capacity to remain human To my utter chagrin, the scale, frequency, and brazenness of human rights violations around the world have not…

History Will Not Yield to Power

For decades, Israel and the Palestinians have tried to bend reality to their will. But reality does not yield to force, memory does not fade on command, and justice cannot be indefinitely deferred Over the past three decades, I have written hundreds of articles and several books on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, examining it from historical,…

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On the Issues Episode 154: Daniel Bar-Tal

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On the Issues Episode 153: Elizabeth Hoffman

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On the Issues Episode 152: Ambassador Patrick Theros

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Elizabeth Hoffman, Executive Director, North America at ONE, joined me on my podcast to discuss the urgent humanitarian situation in Sudan as a result of its ongoing civil war. She speaks about the background to the civil war and the players involved, and discusses the techniques of fear being used in the war, and the horrific crimes against humanity being committed by both the RSF and the SAF.⁠
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Elizabeth Hoffman, Executive Director, North America at ONE, joined me on my podcast to discuss the urgent humanitarian situation in Sudan as a result of its ongoing civil war. She speaks about the background to the civil war and the players involved, and discusses the techniques of fear being used in the war, and the horrific crimes against humanity being committed by both the RSF and the SAF.⁠
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Listen to this and more in my latest episode, available now - link in bio.

Human Rights Watch warns that the abrupt US foreign aid cuts in 2025 devastated organizations working to document abuses, protect vulnerable communities, and defend fundamental freedoms worldwide. These cuts weakened accountability at a time when authoritarianism, repression, and global conflict are rapidly expanding.

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Human Rights Watch warns that the abrupt US foreign aid cuts in 2025 devastated organizations working to document abuses, protect vulnerable communities, and defend fundamental freedoms worldwide. These cuts weakened accountability at a time when authoritarianism, repression, and global conflict are rapidly expanding.

Today’s podcast guest is Elizabeth Hoffman, Executive Director, North America at ONE, a global, nonpartisan organization advocating for the investments needed to create economic opportunities and healthier lives in Africa. In this episode, we discuss the background to the current civil war in Sudan, Elizabeth’s on-the-ground observations from her journey to the country earlier this year, the atrocities being committed against the people of Sudan, and what the international community, particularly the US, can do to help end this conflict.⁠
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Elizabeth Hoffman is Executive Director, North America at ONE, a global, nonpartisan organization advocating for the investments needed to create economic opportunities and healthier lives in Africa.⁠
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She has extensive experience in government relations and international policy. Before joining ONE, she held positions at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), and as a senior staff member in the House of Representatives focused on foreign policy, national security, and human rights. She also worked at the George W. Bush Institute, where she developed and executed a leadership program for Burmese political leaders.⁠
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Elizabeth is a nonresident senior associate at CSIS and a term member at the Council on Foreign Relations. She has published articles and analysis for a variety of organizations and outlets and is a frequent media commentator on foreign policy and defense.⁠
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She holds an M.A. in International Affairs from George Washington University and a B.A. in Political Science from Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.

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Today’s podcast guest is Elizabeth Hoffman, Executive Director, North America at ONE, a global, nonpartisan organization advocating for the investments needed to create economic opportunities and healthier lives in Africa. In this episode, we discuss the background to the current civil war in Sudan, Elizabeth’s on-the-ground observations from her journey to the country earlier this year, the atrocities being committed against the people of Sudan, and what the international community, particularly the US, can do to help end this conflict.⁠
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Listen now; link in bio.⁠
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Full bio⁠
Elizabeth Hoffman is Executive Director, North America at ONE, a global, nonpartisan organization advocating for the investments needed to create economic opportunities and healthier lives in Africa.⁠
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She has extensive experience in government relations and international policy. Before joining ONE, she held positions at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), and as a senior staff member in the House of Representatives focused on foreign policy, national security, and human rights. She also worked at the George W. Bush Institute, where she developed and executed a leadership program for Burmese political leaders.⁠
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Elizabeth is a nonresident senior associate at CSIS and a term member at the Council on Foreign Relations. She has published articles and analysis for a variety of organizations and outlets and is a frequent media commentator on foreign policy and defense.⁠
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She holds an M.A. in International Affairs from George Washington University and a B.A. in Political Science from Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.

In my recent podcast episode, I spoke with Dr. Anne Speckhard, Director of the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism, regarding the roots of terrorism. All terrorism, she notes, has some root in injustice. Listen to this and more in my recent episode; available now - link in bio.

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In my recent podcast episode, I spoke with Dr. Anne Speckhard, Director of the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism, regarding the roots of terrorism. All terrorism, she notes, has some root in injustice. Listen to this and more in my recent episode; available now - link in bio.
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Elizabeth Hoffman, Executive Director, North America at ONE, joined me on my podcast to discuss the urgent humanitarian situation in Sudan as a result of its ongoing civil war. She speaks about the background to the civil war and the players involved, and discusses the techniques of fear being used in the war, and the horrific crimes against humanity being committed by both the RSF and the SAF.

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Everyone has the same problem all over the world. youtu.be/Q6xOU_EObus Imperial colonisers

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The next episode of my podcast "On the Issues" is this upcoming Tuesday, June 30, at 10:00am EDT with Jason Pack, Host of the Disorder Podcast; Senior Analyst for Emerging Challenges at the NATO Defense College Foundation, Associate Fellow, Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), and Author of Libya and the Global Enduring Disorder (Hurst/OUP).

Listeners can register for the live podcast recording on Zoom at the following link: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8317824920414/WN_f8bwEq_ORyaslxG5npK9Ig
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Human Rights Watch warns that the abrupt US foreign aid cuts in 2025 devastated organizations working to document abuses, protect vulnerable communities, and defend fundamental freedoms worldwide. These cuts weakened accountability at a time when authoritarianism, repression, and global conflict are rapidly expanding. ... See MoreSee Less

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youtu.be/Q6xOU_EObus Human rights watch, are you watching , or blinded by ignorance?

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Amnesty International is urging the European Union to abandon plans to deport Afghan nationals and end any cooperation with the Taliban on forced returns. Nearly 22 million people in Afghanistan need humanitarian assistance. Women and girls face systematic repression, while arbitrary arrests, torture, enforced disappearances, and other grave human rights abuses continue under Taliban rule. Returning people to a country where they face persecution, detention, or violence is not only dangerous—it violates fundamental human rights obligations. The EU cannot claim to stand for human rights while considering policies that could place vulnerable Afghans in harm's way. Protection, not deportation, must be the priority. ... See MoreSee Less

Amnesty International is urging the European Union to abandon plans to deport Afghan nationals and end any cooperation with the Taliban on forced returns. Nearly 22 million people in Afghanistan need humanitarian assistance. Women and girls face systematic repression, while arbitrary arrests, torture, enforced disappearances, and other grave human rights abuses continue under Taliban rule. Returning people to a country where they face persecution, detention, or violence is not only dangerous—it violates fundamental human rights obligations. The EU cannot claim to stand for human rights while considering policies that could place vulnerable Afghans in harms way. Protection, not deportation, must be the priority.
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Why do they bring the pig show to the west smart guy?

Then they can go somewhere else

US citizens need to do a lot more posting on all social media platforms! Support our allies!

Hey Commie Traitor DummyCraps. What Part Of TEMPORARY Don't You Get/Understand. *The T in T.P.S. Means TEMPORARY Protected Status. *Not Permanent Protected Status or Indefinite Protected Status. 15+yrs is way beyond Temporary. It's time for them to pack their bags and go back home. Why don't you pack your bags too, so you can get Deported with them. Since you love them soo much. When are you 🤡🤡🤡 gonna finally start doing what you were Elected to do. That is work/fight for American Citizens and NOT for the Illegal Aliens, Criminals & Adversaries/Enemies. You swore in oath that you'd do that. Most of you DummyCraps have FAILED Miserably at doing your job.

Islam must be eradicated

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