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This post exemplifies social recognition, specifically from islam worshippers that gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque. The main elements of recognition are seen through what this gathering meant: a group of people who all identify with the same religion, making then a Nation (or part of the Islam Nation). At the same time, freedom is an element: the freedom of ability to make religious gatherings and pray. The theory that most resonates is what is proposed by Axel Honneth and his theory of recognition. According to him, recognition is actively and constantly practiced by societies and communities: them recognizing themselves as part of a group and as different form others. At the same time, recognition is within one self. What the islam community does is to recognize themselves and their equals as what they are; with this comes respect and even love.

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An estimated 250,000 worshippers gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday night to mark one of the holiest nights of the year in Islam, Laylat al-Qadr. 

🔗: https://t.co/V7CZPm76wh

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An estimated 250,000 worshippers gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday night to mark one of the holiest nights of the year in Islam, Laylat al-Qadr. 

🔗: https://t.co/V7CZPm76wh https://t.co/fpdmbjPJk2

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An estimated 250,000 worshippers gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday night to mark one of the holiest nights of the year in Islam, Laylat al-Qadr.

🔗: https://t.co/V7CZPm76wh pic.twitter.com/fpdmbjPJk2
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) April 28, 2022

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An estimated 250,000 worshippers gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday night to mark one of the holiest nights of the year in Islam, Laylat al-Qadr. 

🔗: https://t.co/V7CZPm76wh https://t.co/fpdmbjPJk2

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An estimated 250,000 worshippers gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday night to mark one of the holiest nights of the year in Islam, Laylat al-Qadr. 

🔗: https://t.co/V7CZPm76wh https://t.co/fpdmbjPJk2

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An estimated 250,000 worshippers gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday night to mark one of the holiest nights of the year in Islam, Laylat al-Qadr. 

🔗: https://t.co/V7CZPm76wh

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This post shows social recognition of the Palestinian people and their cultural identity through the promotion of resources of knowledge now that the conflict between Israel and Hamas has arisen. Some of the principal elements of social recognition are the acknowledgment and validation of the presence, identity, and contribution of Palestine and its history through different research materials. It also vizualizes their cultural heritage by giving them a voice since they represent a minority as a autonomous entity that has not been accepted from the international community. As Charles Taylor points out in politics of equal dignity, the human dignity should be recognize and the equal rights that all human beings deserve. In context of the situation in Israel, a lot of information has been spread, incluiding fake news and distorted information; this type of post not only use social media as a instrument to inform the rest of the population, they also are aware that they’re contribuiting to buildup peace around the world.

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the slacktivists on Instagram: "Palestine has a long and rich history that has been marked by decades of violence, displacement, and occupation. For the past 56 years, Israeli policies of land confiscation, illegal settlement, and discrimination in occupied territory have created a modern apartheid.

We've compiled a running list of books, movies, and podcasts to help you learn more about Palestine."

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11K likes, 264 comments - theslacktivists on October 29, 2023: "Palestine has a long and rich history that has been marked by decades of violence, displacement, ..." 

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This post shows social recognition since it spread the need for having a technological education presence in the lives of kids now a days. Some of the social recognition elements that are present in this post is the acknowledgment and validation of the presence, and contribution of technology in the lives of the kids that are now living and growing in the refugees made from the UNHCR on Kenya. The fact that this organization also focus in giving a voice to the people that live in that refugee and express their thoughts and feelings in their special media spaces, and let them to express their triumphs.

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UNHCRKenya on Instagram: "This is @del_yihu. She took over @refugees Instagram account today from Kakuma refugee Camp for #InternationalWomensDay!

“I believe in the power of perseverance and the importance of working towards a better future, no matter the obstacles that may stand in our way,” she says.

Deline grew up in the Kakuma Refugee Camp and later went to university with UNHCR’s DAFI scholarship. After getting her degree, she returned to the camp and joined Solidarity Initiative for Refugees, a refugee-led organisation, where she works with young women and youth. She provides them with digital education and online opportunities, such as freelancing and computer programming, to help them earn a dignified living.

Check out @refugees story to learn more about Deline!"

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89 likes, 2 comments - unhcrkenya on March 8, 2023: "This is @del_yihu. She took over @refugees Instagram account today from Kakuma refugee Camp for #..." 

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As the Palestinian ambassador, Zomlot is a respected figure in the international community. His tweet, therefore, provides a powerful platform for raising awareness of the Palestinian cause and for showing support for the Palestinian people.

The tweet and video from Zomlot also exemplify the role that social media can play in promoting social recognition in the context of world conflicts. By sharing his tweet and video with his followers, Zomlot is helping to recognize the suffering of the Palestinian people, to express solidarity with them, and to advocate for their rights. This type of social recognition is essential for promoting peace and justice. This post has the elements of social recognition such as:

Recognition of the Palestinian people's right to self-determination: The tweet and video recognize the Palestinian people's right to self-determination, which is a fundamental human right. This type of recognition is important for challenging the status quo and for promoting a just and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Recognition of the Palestinian people's resilience and determination: The tweet and the video of the people in the streets maarching for solidarity, recognize the Palestinian people's resilience and determination in the face of adversity. This type of recognition is important for empowering the Palestinian people and for inspiring others to stand up for justice.

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London and all over the UK: Organisers expect today’s march for peace and justice in Palestine to be one of the biggest ever demonstrations in British history.

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London and all over the UK: Organisers expect today’s march for peace and justice in Palestine to be one of the biggest ever demonstrations in British history. https://t.co/LCh1TpcXlo

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London and all over the UK: Organisers expect today’s march for peace and justice in Palestine to be one of the biggest ever demonstrations in British history. pic.twitter.com/LCh1TpcXlo
— Husam Zomlot (@hzomlot) November 11, 2023

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London and all over the UK: Organisers expect today’s march for peace and justice in Palestine to be one of the biggest ever demonstrations in British history. https://t.co/LCh1TpcXlo

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London and all over the UK: Organisers expect today’s march for peace and justice in Palestine to be one of the biggest ever demonstrations in British history. https://t.co/LCh1TpcXlo

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London and all over the UK: Organisers expect today’s march for peace and justice in Palestine to be one of the biggest ever demonstrations in British history.

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Far right Wing Protesters fight against police

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Far right Wing Protesters fight against police

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The TikTok video shows a situation where Far-right Wing Protesters are clashing with the police on November 11th, 2023.

The conflict is attributed to the Far-right Wing Protesters' opposition to Palestine protesters who are disrupting the Cenotaph, a war memorial. Far-right protesters: they fight to protect the cenotaph, a symbol of their cause and identity. In doing so, they demand recognition of their beliefs and the importance of honoring war veterans.

Palestinian protesters: They demand recognition of their support for Palestinians and their opposition to Israeli actions. Their chants and their presence at the protest are a way of asserting their identity and seeking recognition of their cause. Both groups are negotiating their identities through their actions and interactions in the protest. Both groups demand recognition of their rights and their respective causes. Protesters on both sides can emphasize their unique characteristics and abilities while participating in the conflict. Fraser's theory distinguishes between cultural recognition and economic redistribution as dimensions of justice. Cultural recognition is evident in protesters' efforts to have their cultural and political identities recognized and respected.

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228 Likes, 65 Comments. TikTok video from InternationalNews (@internationalnewz_): "Far Right Protesters Clash With Police #fyp #palestine #farright #uk #foryou". original sound - InternationalNews.