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The Power of Negotiation in Achieving Peace

09 Tuesday Dec 2025

Posted by Martyn Rhisiart Jones in Inform, educate and entertain.

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gaza, history, human-rights, ireland, israel, jordan, lebanon, palestine, peace, Politics, syria, terrorism, united-nations, violence

Negotiating Peace in a World of Violence

Martyn Rhisiart Jones

A Coruña, Galicia. 9th December 2025

Violent conflict does not end through force alone. History teaches us that the only way out of war, brutality, and suffering is through negotiation. And negotiation, in the real world, always requires compromise.

Yet today, calls for dialogue are too often branded as weakness, or worse, as ‘siding with terrorists.’ This is a dangerous lie. Advocating for peace is not an endorsement of violence. It is an insistence on the value of life. It is a recognition of the dignity of communities and the survival of societies.

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Understanding Social Media Dynamics in Conflict

05 Wednesday Nov 2025

Posted by Martyn Rhisiart Jones in Inform, educate and entertain., professionalism, Strategy, structured intellectual capital

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gaza, hamas, israel, palestine, Politics

Sir Afilonius Rex

Malvern, PA 5th November 2025

You asked:

Why are so many social media supporters of Israel and Hamas so evil, amoral, depraved and degenerate?

I said:

The perception that supporters of both Israel and Hamas on social media are widespread. They are viewed as disproportionately “evil, amoral, depraved, and degenerate.” However, it is not evidence of inherent moral rot in either group. This view results from the dynamics of social media. It also stems from human behaviour in polarised, high-stakes conflicts. It’s a predictable outcome of how social media works and how humans behave in polarised, high-stakes conflicts. Here’s a clear, non-partisan breakdown.

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