Global Health and Peace: The Elusive Path with a Focus on Palestine, Ukraine, and Venezuela

The interrelationality of health and peace is complex, multifactorial, and imbued with political and economic challenges. Peace and health outcomes reflect shared fundamental values related to the achievement of a balanced holistic condition on the individual and collective level. This causal relati...

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Published in:	Risk management and healthcare policy 2024-01, Vol.17, p.3161-3169
Main Authors:	Alkhaldi, Mohammed, Hamdonah, Zeana, El Khatib, Lyne
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	(re)emerging and complex crises aggravated by increasing structural social 1- 4 Zeana Hamdonah 5 Lyne El Khatib61Department of Public Health academic Accountability all impede the creation of peaceful societies that promote health and vice versa. Palestine American University of Beirut Analysis and absence of impactful and unified global rights-based advocacy movements from civic and action of all sectors and stakeholders in global societies and actors' willingness to promote the health-peace approach and to change realities. Continued impunity and can be realized through two trajectories: honest and economic pressures and inequities that mainly impact people's health and health systems. Global health and politics integration is key for promoting health through building reliable and lasting peace in these countries. The existing global health governance and diplomacy structures of peacebuilding for health are powerless and equitable and real implementation of peace-health approaches and fair accountability and holistic health cannot be sustained under violent conditions. The interrelationality of peace and health as mutual conditions shapes our understanding of global solidarity and advocacy in relation to health diplomacy and peace promotion if addressed equally across all conflict zones. This commentary analyzes the unique interdisciplinary contextual factors that contribute to and human rights laws and imbued with political and economic challenges. Peace and health outcomes reflect shared fundamental values related to the achievement of a balanced holistic condition on the individual and collective level. This causal relationship between social inequity and health requires special attention be paid to the impact of political instability and structural violence on undermining health systems in conflict zones. The mutual dependency between peace and health means that peace cannot be achieved without the existence of physical and injustice undermine health-peace promotion and scale up local and global health disruptions and people. Both the "right to health" and the "right to peace" even at the minimum remains unfulfilled and political commitment empowered by reliable global health diplomacy for maintaining peace and professional societies and protecting health systems and spiritual health and still polarized and synthesis of the authors' perspectives were used. The health-peace nexus remains a theoretical approach and lacks real application in most settings under crisis. Peace is a multifaceted phenomenon that necessitates the participation and the common challenges of suboptimal health status should be sufficiently handled based on equal rights and transparency regardless of variations in geography and Venezuela reflect diverse contexts where clear major disparities are present in terms of global solidarity and advocacy and Venezuela. Contextual analysis Beirut Canada 3Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Health Canada 6Department of Health Management and Policy Canadian University Dubai Cooperation dedication Dubai Economics eliminating the roots of injustice Email mohammed.alkhaldi@cud.ac.aeAbstract: The interrelationality of health and peace is complex Equal rights equity ethnicity Faculty of Health Sciences Geography global attention Global health Health aspects Health care Health disparities health inequity and injustice Health promotion health security and equity for all nations under conflicts.Plain Language Summary: Countries under conflict are facing multiple historic suffering due to coloniality Human rights humanitarian Humanitarianism hypocritical standards of intervention including diplomatic including health policymakers ineffective International organizations labour lack of firm enforcement of international laws LebanonCorrespondence: Mohammed Alkhaldi levels and forms of interventions magnitude of losses McGill University mental Mohammed Alkhaldi Montreal multifactorial ONT or undermine the realization of global health and peace in three active conflict zones: Palestine Oxford Palestine Palestinian people partiality particularly in Palestine Peace Peace negotiations peace-health nexus policies and actions driven by monitoring mechanisms that promote health political political context. global health Politics professionals protracted conflicts Public health region Regional Network of the Middle East and North Africa responsible review of the evidence Sanctions (International law) School of Physical and Occupational Therapy scientists social thus global health actors are up for failure when it comes to addressing the root causes of the crisis and building/maintaining reliable and lasting peace in countries under conflict. Crises including political pressures Toronto Transparency UK 4The Global Health Network (TGHN) Ukraine United Arab Emirates 2Faculty of Medicine United Arab Emirates 5Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education University of Oxford University of Toronto Venezuela Violence Well being World health
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