Globalization
Do Not Forget Srebrenica
Thirty years after the Srebrenica genocide, the commemoration is disputed between denialism and politically instrumentalized memory. The UN proclaims July
July 14, 2025
Thirty years after the Srebrenica genocide, the commemoration is disputed between denialism and politically instrumentalized memory. The UN proclaims July
The position of the United States in a potential war against Iran is divided by the right, with contradictory messages from Donald Trump. The president’s ambiguity reflects pro-Israeli and anti-interventionist influences. At stake is the Westernism ideology against Islamism, and the strategy to expand Israel’s power in the Middle East. Trump faces pressures that could influence his electoral base and the future of his administration.
Nuclear fog in the Iranian-Israeli conflict confuses facts and accusations. Israel claims to have neutralized Iran, which in turn claims to have attacked Tel Aviv. The International Atomic Energy Agency accuses Iran of violating the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, increasing fears of an escalation.
Jerusalem is living through a voluminous internal war, marked by alarms and sirens, with a warning system that alerts through mobile phones about possible Iranian attacks. Uncertainty and fear persist, despite no recent impacts. The coexistence between Jews and Arabs is tense, marked by mutual hatred. Although it is not usually a direct target, the security situation is threatened by regional conflicts. Jerusalem experiences a daily life disrupted by the constant threat.
Jerusalem lives in tension due to possible Iranian missile attacks, with a sophisticated alert system. The coexistence between Jews and Arabs is tense. The city faces