Thank you Yanma Hidayah, Aisha Suleman, Red Brick Keshner, hugh, Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh, and Stephen Gospage for liking No Land For Peace. I really appreciate your support and encouragement.

—Rolph

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Thank you, Uilleam, for your insightful and powerful response. You’ve captured the deep and painful history that continues to shape this tragedy. It’s heartbreaking how long the suffering has endured and how entangled it is with colonial legacies and political failures. Your words remind us that this conflict is about much more than recent events—it’s about justice, truth, and the urgent need for genuine change. I appreciate your reflection and solidarity.

—Rolph

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Thank you, once again, Rolph.
“This is not defence or right,”.

It never has been about that…and it didn’t begin on October the 7th 2024.
In the same year that the National Health Service appeared to resurrect the trappings of civilisation and social justice in UK society, saving both my mother’s life and my own, a descent into barbarity began, in the name of Western / USA colonialism, signed off by Balfour.
The project that was the Palestinian Nakba, continues to be enabled by abject cowardice, hypocrisy and lies on the part of the British establishment.

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