Why It’s So Difficult to Sanction Russian Oligarchs’ Property in NYC

The need of the hour is to discuss the global issues such as health care, global warming, industrial waste, poverty, agriculture etc. Nothing else is important at this point of time as population is increasing and one needs to know how to resolve the issues that are affecting man kind.

Fact #1:In the year 2000 the city of Shechem (Nablus), the city in which the famous Biblical figure Yosef HaTzadik (Joseph) is buried, was given over to control of the Palestinian Authority, and Jews were no longer praying there on a regular basis. Fact #2: In this week’s Torah portion we are told these beautiful and memorable words…

The Free Burma Rangers began humanitarian relief missions into the war torn country of Myanmar in 1997. The team risks their lives taking in food, medical supplies, and educational materials to the more than one million internally displaced people, who have been forced to flee their villages leaving them shelter-less and stuck foraging for food while hiding in the Burmese jungle.

I remember during my basic training in the Israeli Army when I made a very important discovery about the system. Basically, it goes like this. There are only two types of soldiers:

Poverty has been defined as being “like a punishment for a crime you didn’t commit.” Millions of children in need around the world are being punished every day – and their only “crime” was being born into poverty.

This is a true life story about a very devastating earthquake that consistently kills two million people annually but an apathetic World pretends not to know about it; and indeed feels happy to ignore it. Please take the time to read and understand all the issues involved because it is that important.

If you’re reading this, it means you have access to a computer. Your children probably use the computer to do research for their school work or even chat with friends around the world. But for millions of children around the world, this kind of luxury is something they can only dream of.

Tibetans will mark Losar – the Tibetan New Year – on February 14th, 2010. In the Tibetan lunar calendar, this day marks the beginning of the Iron Tiger Year 2137, a time for change, hope, and renewal. On this day, they celebrate their history, culture and religion. Celebrate Tibetan New Year! For a Happy Valentine’s Day, say ‘I Love Tibet!’

There is a greater appeal made to the young leaders who are well versed in the field of global issues to find out a solution to all these. One can’t overlook the problems which are increasing at an alarming rate. It could be about health and the environmental effects on it.

There is a greater need to resolve the problems such as socio-economic, political, health and environmental hazards. NGO is persevering to raise funds in order to deal with the epidemic break-throughs in the world.