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대학생, 대학원생 소녀들을 생각해서 노파심에 하는 얘기지만.. 남자 교수랑 단독으로 저녁에 밥이나 커피 마시지마. 그런 자리가 생길거 같으면 무조건 사람 많은 훤한 대낮에 교내에서/학교와 가까운 곳에서 먹어. 아니면 꼭 동기 누구라도 데려가. 정상적인 교수라면 절대 학생 한 명 하고 늦은 시간에 밥이나 술이나 커피를 마시자고 안해. 저녁 이후의 면담도 비대면 줌미팅이면 몰라. 단독 대면으로는 안해. 어떤 교수들은 여학생이랑 면담 할 때 낮이어도 연구실 문을 열어두고 해. 학생 불편하지 말라고. 안심하라고. 그게 정상인거야. 혹시라도 앞서 말한 늦은 시간에 독대하는 자리를 어거지로 가야 한다고 하면 이런 저런 핑계라도 대면서 빠져 나가. 근데 만약에 어쩌다가 그렇게 되었는데 혹시라도 분위기가 이상하게 흘러간다? 아무리 이 사람이 업계를 꽉 잡고 있고, 커리어가 밀접하게 연결되어 있고, 업무상 그 사람이 상사고 어쩌고 해도 절대 타협하지마. 생각보다 큰 일 안나. 그러니까 진짜 제발 부탁인데 그 자리 박차고 나와. 무조건 밖으로 나와. 세상은 넓고 우린 아직 젊고 할 수 있는 일은 많다는 걸 믿었으면 좋겠어. 늘 사람 조심해서 나쁠 것은 없다는 거 알지?

イスラエルはもはや存在してはならない。こんなのは国ではない。国家の体をなしていない。テロ集団であり、強盗集団であり、殺戮を娯楽として行う狂人の群れでもある。国際社会はその存続を認めてはならない。

An 18-year-old boy is about to be imprisoned in Israel’s torture camps, even though two courts ordered his release and all suspicions against him collapsed. How is that possible? Two and a half weeks ago, Hussein, from a shepherding family in the Jordan Valley, was arrested at a checkpoint while on his way to sell cheese his mother makes from their flock’s milk. Soldiers found a small knife and a face covering in his vehicle. In interrogation, held only 3 days later, Hussein explained the knife is used to open straw bales for feeding sheep, and the covering keeps his face warm in the morning and protects from sun and flies. The court accepted his explanation, ruled he posed no meaningful risk and could not obstruct the investigation, and ordered his release on 5,000 shekels bail. Occupation forces appealed the release order. 3 days later, the appeals court rejected the appeal and again ordered his release. Bail was paid, and his lawyer began release procedures. Nothing happened. Hours later it became clear why: occupation forces held another “hearing,” brought him an unknown Palestinian Authority lawyer because “his lawyer was busy” (busy at the appeals hearing), and extended his detention by six more days in order to issue an administrative detention order. The administrative detention order was issued after 5 days. Why make such an effort to turn an 18-year-old shepherd into a political prisoner? Because Hussein’s family, like many shepherd families in the Jordan Valley, faces settler attacks and harassment, invasions of their homes, denial of grazing, denial of water, livestock theft, army violence, and repeated attempts to expel them. And they refuse to leave. We have known Hussein’s family for years and witnessed dozens of abuses against him, his father, the family, and the community. There is no mystery here: Hussein’s only “crime” is being a proud Palestinian whose family lives on land Israel wants. As of April 2026, about 3,532 Palestinians are held in Israeli torture camps under administrative detention - thousands of people who, like Hussein, are jailed without trial because Israel sees their very existence as an obstacle to the continuation of its atrocities and ethnic cleansing.