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Arab nations may have endorsed the United Nations’ draft resolution for peace and stabilization, yet none have pledged troops to enforce it. The window of opportunity stands open—but the winds threaten to slam it shut. The cease-fire, like so many before it, risks becoming just a momentary pause between storms.

In a week marked by profound farewells, the world has lost three distinct voices—each leaving behind a message that echoes far beyond their final moments. Jane Goodall’s gentle plea for the earth reminds us of our duty to it; the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk confronts us with the cost of educating a divided age; and Pope Francis’s passing offers a blessing of peace.

In a world consumed by the Earth, the cry of Isaiah 2 echoes with sobering urgency. It speaks of a day when humanity trembles and seeks refuge among the rocks—finally recognizing its spiritual poverty. Yet within this profound fear lies an invitation: to love God.