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  • AUSTRALIA IS JUDGED BY ACTION, NOT OUTRAGE

    By Paul Alexander Wolf A terrorist attack occurred in Bondi on a late Sunday afternoon, targeting the Jewish community, during the tenure of a Labor government. Many were quick to blame the government. That instinct explains politics. It explains nothing about terrorism. That fact must be stated plainly – not to assign blame, but to… Keep reading →


  • Not Only for This Generation: Gaza and the Soul of the Profession.

    Not Only for This Generation: Gaza and the Soul of the Profession By Paul Alexander Wolf, FRACGP – June 28, 2025 “Is not this the fast I choose: to loose the chains of injustice,to share your bread with the hungry,to welcome the afflicted into your own flesh and blood?Learn to do right; seek justice, defend…

  • What If It Were Israel Rather Than Gaza?

    What If It Were Israel Rather Than Gaza?Gaza, Medicine, and the Collapse of Moral Authority.By Paul Alexander Wolf, FRACGPJune 28, 2025 In Brief:This article argues that the medical profession’s silence over Gaza is not neutrality, but moral abdication. Drawing comparisons to Ukraine and historical genocides, it calls on doctors and institutions to reclaim their ethical…

  • Between the Gathering Storm and the Fate Held Only in a Few Hands

    The Middle East, a land shaped by millennia of civilization, faith, and relentless struggle, stands yet again at the brink of a tempest that threatens not only its peoples but the fragile order of our world. For decades, the distrust between Iran and Israel has festered like an unresolved wound -self-inflicted, dangerous, and urgent. It…

  • Each One Has a Wilderness of Its Own

    Each One Has a Wilderness of Its Own Paul Alexander Wolf Introduction Today, I invite you to pause and reflect on wilderness – those unseen spaces within us and around us where grief and survival intertwine, and where the faint whisper of hope often lingers just beneath the surface. These moments can feel hollow and…

  • De- escalation Is Not Weakness: Rethinking NATO’s Role Before It’s Too Late

    De-escalation Is Not Weakness: Rethinking NATO’s Role Before It’s Too Late By Paul Alexander Wolf 🇦🇺 As Ukraine strikes deep into Russian territory using advanced drones, and Western allies – including the UK – step up military aid, the line between support and escalation is becoming dangerously thin. Russian President Vladimir Putin vows retaliation. U.S.…

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