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What's the rush?

Malaysia steps up de-dollarization efforts, aims to launch new currency

The Malaysian government will revisit the idea of creating an Islamic gold dinar and using it as a reserve currency to boost trade with Islamic countries and weaken the impact of the US dollar on Malaysia's economy, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said.

The Islamic Gold Dinar, a project aimed at restoring the gold standard, was first proposed in 2001. The main objective of this initiative is to create a gold-backed international currency for use in the Muslim world.

Ibrahim added that the use of the gold dinar would give Malaysia an alternative to the dollar, which would subsequently "strengthen the power of the country's economy".

Earlier, Ibrahim noted that Indonesia, Thailand and China had agreed to use the Malaysian ringgit in trade with Malaysia.

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Normalisation, War & the One State Solution

Boycott, Divestment, Sanction & Normalization

The West is burying itself in the rubble of Gaza

Strategic protest

A collective approach to normalization

Title: Protocol for Arab and Muslim States on Normalization with Israel and Support for Palestinian Rights

Preamble:
Reaffirming the commitment of Arab and Muslim states to the rights and self-determination of the Palestinian people, recognizing the need for a just and lasting resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and acknowledging the desire for normalized relations with Israel that benefit our states and the cause of peace,

Article I: Purpose and Scope

Purpose: This protocol is established to provide a framework for Arab and Muslim states to engage with Israel in a manner that promotes peace, justice, and the rights of the Palestinian people.
Scope: This protocol outlines the principles and guidelines for the approval, negotiation, and oversight of normalization agreements with Israel, as well as actions in response to Israeli aggression against Palestinians.
Article II: Principles of Engagement with Israel

Respect for International Law: States shall ensure that any normalization agreements with Israel fully respect and comply with international law, including UN resolutions related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Support for Palestinian Rights: States shall prioritize the support of Palestinian rights, including the right to self-determination and the right of return, within the framework of a just and lasting solution.
Peaceful Coexistence: States shall encourage dialogue and cooperation with Israel based on the principles of peaceful coexistence and regional stability.
Article III: Approval and Negotiation of Normalization Agreements

Approval Process: Before entering into any normalization agreement with Israel, states shall seek the approval of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) or a designated regional body, ensuring that the agreement aligns with the principles outlined in this protocol.
Transparency: States shall conduct negotiations with Israel transparently and inclusively, involving Palestinian representatives or their chosen mediators, as appropriate.
Article IV: Oversight and Compliance

Oversight Mechanism: States shall establish a committee under the OIC or a designated regional body to oversee the implementation and compliance of normalization agreements and report regularly to the member states.
Compliance and Accountability: States shall take necessary measures to hold Israel accountable for any violations of agreements or international law. This may include suspension of trade, divestment, or other non-cooperation measures.
Article V: Response to Israeli Aggression

Immediate Response: In the event of Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people, states shall respond collectively by suspending any normalization activities with Israel.
Diplomatic Channels: States shall use diplomatic channels, OIC, and international forums to condemn aggression and seek a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
Reevaluation: States shall reevaluate their relations with Israel in light of its actions and commitment to peace and justice.
Article VI: Promotion of Peace and Resolution
States shall actively support diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving a just and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and promote peace and stability in the region.

Article VII: Amendment
This protocol may be amended or modified by consensus among the signatory states with the approval of the OIC or the designated regional body.

Article VIII: Ratification and Entry into Force
This protocol shall enter into force upon ratification by a majority of Arab and Muslim states and approval by the OIC or the designated regional body.

Article IX: Termination
Any state party may withdraw from this protocol with prior notice and in accordance with its internal procedures.

In Witness Whereof, the undersigned states, being members of the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, adopt this Protocol for Arab and Muslim States on Normalization with Israel and Support for Palestinian Rights.

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This protocol provides a structured framework for Arab and Muslim states to approach normalization with Israel while ensuring that the rights and interests of the Palestinian people are safeguarded. It establishes a unified approach to encourage Israel to adhere to international law and promote a just and lasting resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The protocol emphasizes transparency, accountability, and collective response in the event of Israeli aggression. It serves as a vital tool for promoting regional peace and cooperation.

Muslims in the West should protest in disciplined formation

Empty Pro-Palestinian rhetoric

You can put "Free Palestine" stickers on the doors of any shop or restaurant, take a picture of it and spread it on social media, congratulating them on their pro-Palestinian stance Thereby forcing the company to either acknowledge or disavow. If they remove it, spread THAT across social media.

Agitate until you get a positive response.

Make them take a stand

info@starbucks.com
Laxman.Narasimhan@starbucks.com
Dear Starbucks Team,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my sincere appreciation and support for the courageous stance taken by Starbucks unionized workers in their solidarity with the rights of Palestinians and their commitment to promoting peace in the Middle East.
As a loyal customer of Starbucks, I believe that a company's actions and values are of great significance. Your employees' decision to stand up for the rights of Palestinians and to advocate for peace is deeply commendable and meaningful to me. It is essential for companies to reflect international law, United Nations resolutions, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in their operations and ethical stance.
The commitment shown by your workers in supporting the oppressed and seeking justice aligns with the principles of fairness, equality, and human rights that I hold dear. Their dedication to raising awareness and advocating for a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a testament to the power of individuals to make a positive impact on the world.
I want to express my full support for these Starbucks unionized workers, and I stand with those who stand with the Palestinians. I believe it is crucial for companies like Starbucks to take a moral and ethical stand, and your employees are leading the way in making a difference.
I encourage Starbucks to continue supporting and engaging these workers, as well as taking a public stand with them to align the company's policies and actions with international principles of justice and human rights.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to seeing Starbucks continue to uphold these values and working toward a more just and peaceful world.

we've got over 11k people in here, so I hope that translates to at least half as many emails to starbucks

A recent appearance on the programme "Africa Today", on Press TV
https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2023/10/23/713279/Africans-Israel-atrocities-Gaza

There is coordination between KSA, Russia, and China; that much is clear. They want to push the US out of the scenario as much as possible. China is calling for an immediate ceasefire and the convening of an "international conference for peace", which would bring in more parties (including China) to work towards a lasting resolution.
BRICS is trying to wrestle control over the issue from the US