Krish Kandiah

Weep Not, Child remains one of the most moving and unforgettable books I have ever read. Its poignant depiction of innocence lost, the weight of colonial oppression, and the quiet resilience of ordinary lives left a lasting imprint on my heart. I’m deeply grateful for the https://t.co/0CcJbnKjSX

I had hoped that the Israeli government's establishment of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)—a new aid distribution initiative—might serve as a humanitarian workaround to its deep mistrust of the United Nations. My thinking was that it would be better for some aid to reach https://t.co/NDCRc7Bso6

It's always a pleasure to visit @BBCRadio4 @BBCr4today thank you to @JustinOnWeb for your warm welcome. ICYMI here's my Thought for the Day on Israel and Gaza. https://t.co/0krPoeBEUJ https://t.co/VgWpsdqsrF

I’m seeing a lot of anger on my feed about the police disclosing the ethnicity of the driver of the Ford Galaxy involved in the Liverpool tragedy. Given how inflammatory the misinformation was after the Southport murders—and how it led to riots targeting immigrants and people of https://t.co/m36qfasWnb

Prayers for all those impacted by the terrible attack in Liverpool. You Never Walk Alone. #YNWA @LFC

A bonfire, a BBQ, and a canoeing session — such a simple, joyful way to spend the bank holiday with our foster children. In a world that often feels uncertain and overwhelming, we’re choosing to create moments of warmth, fun, and togetherness. These small adventures are more https://t.co/gjBpSe9TF6

A paediatric specialist working at al-Tahrir hospital, part of the Nasser Medical Complex in Gaza, was tending to the wounded—victims of relentless airstrikes—when she was confronted with unimaginable personal tragedy. Among the bodies brought in that day were nine of her own https://t.co/EoaivqP5zi

Some say that modern Britain is an island of strangers, disconnected and divided. But tonight, our neighbours—whose combined age totals 170 years—reminded us how untrue that can be. They invited us, along with our foster children, on a gentle trip down the river—a gesture rich in https://t.co/YX5N7zvmgN

For me, hospitality is at the heart of compassion, the hallmark of those who want to relieve suffering, who refuse to become like those who dehumanize. This is my Thought for the Day from the BBC Radio 4 Today Programme. Love to know what you make of it. I took a few risks to https://t.co/QQpVTspmhc

Good morning, everyone. Early birds can catch a Thought for the Day on @bbcradio4 about finding compassion in impossible situations. https://t.co/W5llj836fR

RT @Channel4News: Hundreds of Israeli protesters are gathering at the crossing into Gaza - carrying pictures of Palestinian children and ch…

Antisemitism is wrong. No one should be abused, persecuted, or killed because of their ethnicity or religious beliefs. I offer my condolences to the families that grieve today. Shooting at diplomats is wrong. Diplomacy is the best way for genuine peace to be possible. We need https://t.co/Oe9orBn0hE

"I’ve become a tolerant cove in my old age but if there’s one word certain to raise my dander, it’s cyclists." Cyclist is the one word makes Julie Burchill angry? Cyclists are often people just trying to get to work. Or children trying to get some exercise. Or people who can't

I believe white Afrikaners have equal worth with black South Africans. I believe in the God-given dignity and equal worth of every human being—regardless of race, background, or nation. I believe seeking refuge from violence and fear is a human right we must protect. That’s https://t.co/4r9OOn3MA3

When governments listen, change course, and put right a wrong decision, we shouldn’t rush to call it a “U-turn” like it’s a failure. Admitting a mistake and correcting it is a mark of leadership—not weakness. Framing every change of direction as a political embarrassment only https://t.co/E4AjLhXpIR

RT @krishk: What if it were your mother, your sister, your wife? What if she were trapped in Gaza—hungry, afraid, grieving, with no safe pl…

What if it were your mother, your sister, your wife? What if she were trapped in Gaza—hungry, afraid, grieving, with no safe place to go? It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the suffering we see on our screens. But when we choose empathy, when we imagine the pain of others as if it https://t.co/bHtUXeONpY