Dusan Smiljanic
Long Incubation
In the political satire cartoon “Long Incubation,” a symbolic representation of the United Nations, portrayed as a bluebird, stands on its nest with a look of surprise. The nest contains several eggs, all cracked except for one. This lone surviving egg is colored with the flags of Palestine, serving as a poignant symbol of the prolonged conflict and struggles faced by the Palestinian people. The cracked eggs around it symbolize the numerous unresolved issues and conflicts that the United Nations, represented by the bluebird, has been unable to address or resolve fully. The cartoon effectively critiques the international community’s failure to address the Palestinian-Israeli conflict effectively and calls attention to the urgent need for lasting peace and resolution.
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