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LBSforGaza

177 Comments

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Amer Alkana
2 years ago

All human life is precious… any person who thinks one group of people is more worthy of life and liberty than another group of people should have their heads examined. This planet has no room for one sided bigotry.

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Maryam
2 years ago

EMBADS2022

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Hakim Alsohaibani
2 years ago

Free Palestine

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Anonymous
2 years ago

MiFPT2024

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Mba25

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Ruba Khattab
2 years ago

I stand with Gaza, i stand with humanity, i stand with Palestinians and their full right to get back their land

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Prakash Chandra Prabhakar
2 years ago

I am against any form of military aggression by any sovereign state against another or directed to inflict harm on a group of unarmed helpless civilians who can do precious little but suffer. It’s a catastrophe of human values.

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Sherif Khalifa
2 years ago

EMBALS2024

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Anonymous
2 years ago Featured

The Dean’s statement is not acceptable as it is unfair, premature, and doesn’t recognize the unbalanced atrocities of Israel which created the conflict in the first place.

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Mohammed Chowdhury
2 years ago

Support for Gaza

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Adham
2 years ago

Gaza

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Anne-Marie Gorman Doyle
2 years ago

MBA33

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Ari Goldstein
2 years ago

Sloan97

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Winnie Man
2 years ago

JEMBA2905

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Steph Web - from London to Dubai with love
2 years ago

I believe the school’s role is to provide education. I believe it’s a Dean’s role to run the school and unite the students by communicating objective views and values that we all truly share. This did not happen. Whether you are the school or a student, if we are going to start commenting on political matters, then why not include all wars and all polarizing topics? If we all really respect each other and value diversity, inclusion and stand by the Equality Act 2010 (which LBS policies are based on) then all crises matter. And no one would have any objection to supporting any cause that affects anyone in the student body. And why not invite the students to speak at a forum? This would ensure a fair and objective representation of views. All students matter. And this matter, matters to all of us. Thankfully, humanitarian crises are not polarising. Regardless of one’s subjective political or religious views, we are all humans, we can all take action, support, donate to the humanitarian crises - all of them. ALL of us come from countries that have been affected by wars. I join the group of students who condemn violence, call out hate when they see it, strive for peace are fully empathetic to ALL the innocent civilians have been killed in this war and every war. Steph (Born in Saudi, lived there during Gulf War) from London to Dubai Campus with Love

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Steph Web - from London to Dubai with love
2 years ago

I believe the school’s role is to provide education. I believe it’s a Dean’s role to run the school and unite the students by communicating objective views and values that we all truly share. But if one is to start commenting on political matters, then why not include all wars and all polarizing topics? All crises matter. And why not invite the students to speak at a forum? This would ensure a fair and objective representation of views. All students matter. And this matter, matters to all of us. Thankfully, humanitarian causes are not polarizing. Regardless of one’s subjective political or religious views, we are all humans, we can all take action, support, donate to the humanitarian crisis. ALL of us come from countries that are currently affected or were affected by wars. I join the group of students who condemn violence, strive for peace are fully empathetic to ALL the innocent civilians who have died in this war as well as every war. Steph (born in Saudi, lived through the Gulf War) Sending love from the London campus to the Dubai campus as always!

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Manuel
2 years ago

No to war

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Saeed Belhoul
2 years ago

EMBADS2013

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Corrado
2 years ago

Totally unacceptable one-sided comments

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Abdulrahman A
2 years ago

MBA 2024