The annoying orange

Palestine turns into an apocalypse. Hope is good, but denial, wishful thinking and false positivity are not. B positive is a blood group, not a cure or a plan of action. Damage-limitation and recovering from catastrophe require time, perseverance, unity and strategic thinking. How can nations solve a problem like Donald Trump? Who destabilises, provokes, calls some human beings "vermin" and wants to rid Palestine of Palestinians to create a luxury, oil-rich waterfront property.
This story is from the February 23, 2025 edition of THE WEEK India.
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