To us, this resolution made very little sense since it would have no bearing on the decisions made between Israel and Hamas, and is clearly not within the city of Peoria’s mission. Concerned citizens have ample opportunity to contact their elected officials in Washington, D.C.; these are the people who weigh in on this type of conflict.
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Silence instead of ceasefire: The cost of neutrality
by Imam Mazhar Mahmood • • 0 Comments
It was notable that calling for a ceasefire at the meeting was not characterized as a “Muslim thing” or an “Arab thing.” Rather, it was a universal humanitarian concern.
by Scott Shepler • • 2 Comments
Op-Ed: Gaza must be free from Hamas
by contributor • • 0 Comments
Heinous terror attacks on Oct. 7 prove that Israeli safety is in jeopardy
by Community Word Staff • • 0 Comments
Emily Gill: Nationalism narrows space for Christianity
by Emily Gill • • 0 Comments
Patriotism that is perceived through religious lens can be detrimental
to constitutional values our Founding Fathers framed for the United States
by Scott Shepler • • 0 Comments
Struggle for Palestinian rights: A legacy of tragedy, suffering
by contributor • • 3 Comments
This article aims to provide a comprehensive historical trajectory since Israel’s inception. It will also address the annexation of Palestinian lands and significant human rights concerns
Op-Ed: Protect our future: Stop CO2 pipelines before it’s too late
by Joyce Harant • • 0 Comments
After the Satartia disaster, the Pipeline and Hazardous Material Safety Administration realized that our CO2 pipeline safety regulations were inadequate. Especially, with the prospect of a vast CO2 pipeline network.
Letters: Yes, carbon capture pipelines can be dangerous, Dr. Davis
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Yes, carbon capture pipelines can be dangerous, Dr. Davis Regarding the recent letter by Dr. Gary Davis regarding carbon capture pipelines (Oct., 2023), I just wanted to make you aware that in 2020 heavy rains in Satartia, Miss., caused a…