@Kanthan2030 Israeli leader Rabin wasn’t envisioning a ‘just peace’ with the Palestinians… just the ‘Palestinians remaining peaceful’ while Israel continued to steal their land. So Rabin getting assassinated didn’t really change Israel's basic approach since the 1950s

But Rabin was being
2/ @Kanthan2030 strategic in signing Oslo given:
- the First Intifada (mostly-nonviolent mass uprising 1987-91; General Rabin ordered his soldiers to break the bones of Palestinian nonviolent resisters; in 1988, Israel expelled the Gandhi-style non-violent resistance leader Mubarak Awad)
- the

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- Glad it’s useful.
- In the field of organizational effectiveness, performance, change & development: Resistance to change (negative behaviours, including “idea killing”) occurs in virtually all organizations in every country. The more that’s perceived to be at stake, the... @MyrneStol @steveodm82 @BarryHunt008 @jasmith_yorku @RageSheen @indehisce 2/
greater the resistance to change. Such resistance are barriers & obstacles which can undermine the needed change unless these negative behaviours are effectively managed (change/performance management). Resistance to change occurs not only in organizations, but also at the...

@TropicalVertic1 @fitterhappierAJ Wrt your question in yesterday's discusion. Long answer

- IMO, anti-viral nasal spray & mouthwash/gargle are the most significant underused personal tools for minimizing risk of airborne transmission – next to an effective face mask (high filtration, good seal, properly worn)... @TropicalVertic1 @fitterhappierAJ - We control what we put on/in our body (eg, face mask, nasal spray, mouthwash, sealed eyewear, handsanitizer/gloves, supplements) while we are inside indoor spaces even with poor air quality we do not control (e.g., CO2 monitor, ventilation, air purification, air disinfection).