humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
Persecution, statelessness, and the refugee crisis among the Rohingya. AI-Generated.
The Rohingya are a Muslim ethnic group primarily from Myanmar (Burma)'s Rakhine State (formerly Arakan). A severe humanitarian crisis has developed as a result of decades of systematic persecution, discrimination, and violence against them.
By Azharul Islamabout a year ago in Journal
Israel–Gaza Conflict Escalates
The conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip has intensified dramatically, following a declaration by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that his government plans to launch a large-scale military operation. The proposed campaign, which includes the relocation of civilians within Gaza “for their protection,” has raised alarm globally and sparked heated debate across diplomatic and humanitarian circles.
By Masood Zahidabout a year ago in Journal
A HEARTFELT CONVERSATION WITH SARA YAHIA
Hi, I’m Sara Yahia. It’s lovely to connect with you. People often know my name from my work in Human Resources, the books I’ve written, or my efforts around diversity and inclusion. But that’s just one aspect of who I am. I’ve always kept a low profile (no social media, no oversharing) which makes it easy for others to see only my professional side. But today, I want to share a little more. Not the resume. Not the titles. Just… me. So here’s a conversation — one that goes beyond bullet points and bios — to explore who I am.
By Sara Yahiaabout a year ago in Journal
Snoring, Insomnia, or Sleep Apnea? How to Know When It’s Time to See a Sleep Specialist
Sleep problems are common, but knowing when to see a sleep specialist can be tricky. Here’s a simple guide to help you figure out if it’s time to seek professional help.
By Dr manvir bhatiaabout a year ago in Journal
The Dark Side of Spiritual Surveillance: Are Angels or Demons Tracking You?
Have you ever felt like you're being watched? I remember a friend telling me about a scary time when she felt someone unseen in her home. Many think this feeling is not just their imagination, but a sign of divine observation.
By Wilson Igbasiabout a year ago in Journal
Crossing the River
There was once a small village nestled between two great hills, split in half by a wide, winding river. The villagers on the east side lived quietly and carefully. They valued tradition, safety, and doing things the way they’d always been done. The villagers on the west side were different—they were loud, full of stories and music, and always looking for the next new thing.
By Gabriela Toneabout a year ago in Journal
Why Summer Is My Favorite Season: A Personal Love Letter to Sunshine and Simplicity
Some people wait all year for winter’s cozy chill or spring’s soft blossoms—but for me, nothing compares to summer. It’s more than a season. It’s a mood, a memory, a slow-burning joy that stays with you long after the sun goes down.
By Mahbubul hasan Oniabout a year ago in Journal
Netanyahu Vows Retaliation After Houthi Missile Strike Near Israel’s Main Airport: A Growing Sense of Regional Siege. AI-Generated.
Tensions in Israel reached a new peak on Sunday morning after a missile launched by Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels struck close to the heart of the nation’s air traffic system — Ben Gurion International Airport. The attack, which injured six people according to local reports, has sent shockwaves through both the Israeli public and government, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowing a forceful response.
By ASHIKUR RAHMAN ASHIKabout a year ago in Journal
The Mirror Room
In the city of Elira, where glass towers kissed the clouds and illusions passed for truth, there was a man named Callen Vale. To the world, he was mesmerizing — silver-tongued, magnetic, impeccably dressed. People said his eyes held galaxies. Others swore he could make anyone feel like the only person in the room.
By Gabriela Toneabout a year ago in Journal
