Many prosperous countries are among the safest globally, highlighting the link between economic stability and physical security.
Despite global conflicts reaching their highest levels since World War II—currently at 56—the public’s sense of safety has improved over the past decade. This rise in perceived safety is largely attributed to greater trust in law enforcement, which remains a key factor in how secure people feel, regardless of a country’s economic standing.
After hours of working with limited equipment, rescue teams managed to save a girl trapped under the rubble of her home in Gaza. pic.twitter.com/OJFIURyVkN
It’s time for you to get a gun! Very soon the day will come when the power goes out for good, police will stop responding to calls, and you will be alone, responsible for your own safety. It’s time, get prepared, while there is still time…. pic.twitter.com/HgjQVt1t6U
⚡️⭕️ Lebanese Hero journalist Ali Mortada commenting on Israel's cold blooded assassination of his colleagues in a journalist hotel compound last week : Everyone must watch this video. pic.twitter.com/SvRT6FFePk
Israeli occupation soldiers recorded their detonation of a mosque in southern Lebanon and uploaded it on their social media accounts. pic.twitter.com/UJvHpQ3jZJ
The Israeli Givati Battalion celebrated the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians by playing the Israeli anthem today at the Jabalia Services Club in northern Gaza. pic.twitter.com/VakzpADufO