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Amir-Really

Aga Con IV did sooooo much for Palestine!

Amazing comment in r/ Smileys when somebody brought up Palestine again:

One needs to understand when it comes to any global conflict, the Imฤm must act subtly. He has done much for Palestine in the past

Then proceeds to give five examples:

  • The Aga Khan Program doing some cultural conservation projects in Palestine ... (looks closer) oh wait, no, the Aga Khan Program holding a lecture at Harvard about conservation projects in Palestine lmao
  • Conservation of Hebron Old Town project winning the Aga Khan Award for Architecture TWENTY SEVEN YEARS AGO are you fking kidding me ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚ https://www.hebronrc.ps/index.php/en/node/288
  • The Global Center for Pluralism awarding $50k to the Palestinian Association for Empowerment and Local Development in 2023
  • Whatever relation this link is to the topic https://award.pluralism.ca/laureates-archive/cycle/2021/, I guess the pluralism award to Center for Jewish-Arab Education in Israel?
  • Palestine Museum winning the Aga Khan Award for Architecture six years ago. How much was the prize? Commenter of course didn't disclose, but according to Wikipedia: "The Aga Khan Award for Architecture is presented in three-year cycles and has a monetary prize totalling US$1 million that is shared by multiple winning projects." To put that in perspective, assuming (generously) that Palestine Museum's share was half, 0.5 million ... the total damage just in the past two years in Gaza is estimated to be ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND times that ($50 billion)

Posted Oct 10, 2025, 7:21 PM UTC

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