They Make a Difference Men Say No
They Make a Difference Men Say No by Hada Sarhan, published by Trafford Publishing on May 1, 2011, is a thought-provoking collection of interviews that explores diverse perspectives on the Palestinian conflict and the war in Iraq. This edition, comprising 104 pages, presents insights from nine men who challenge the prevailing Western narratives surrounding these issues. Through their voices, the book illustrates that saying “no” can be a powerful act of resistance against injustice rather than a sign of defeat.
In this work, readers will find a rich tapestry of viewpoints from journalists, novelists, and politicians, all of whom play significant roles in shaping public discourse. The interviews highlight a shared commitment to peace and humanity, emphasizing the importance of dialogue between East and West. By rejecting violence and war, these individuals advocate for mutual respect and understanding, offering a counter-narrative to the often divisive rhetoric surrounding global conflicts.
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They Make a Difference: Men Say NO contains a selection of nine interviews conducted by journalist Hada Sarhan during the tumultuous years following the 2003 occupation of Iraq. Each of the nine men she interviews rejects, in part or in whole, the Western orthodoxy regarding the Palestinian conflict and the war in Iraq. Their thoughts and words demonstrate that no is not an expression of resignation, but rather an act of resistance to injustice. The interview subjects come from all over of the world and include journalists, novelists, and politicians. Although their backgrounds are quite different, the nine men are connected by a common thread: each is either a decision maker or contributes, through media or cultural clout, to setting the agenda for those in charge of policy choices. By saying no to violence, war, and genocide they are saying yes to peace and humanity. Instead of fanning the flames of division and hatred, these men are committed to fostering a dialogue between East and West based on mutual respect and understanding.
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