Sydney: Writing out another Bible may be challenging but with all its qualifications Australia’s Hazara Community are more than just a match for playing the role of the ancient Isrealites. Without a future vision, a sense of direction, long term financial and economic planning, any non-egoistic responsibility, any consciousness or care; the community is afloat on the tides of the time, obedient and under its mercy.

To visualize an even simpler picture, imagine time travelers for the medieval times visiting 21st Century societies or even imagine lifelong inmates suddenly returned back into civilization. I can only hope that these would give you an idea of psychological, ideological and physical desperation and exhaustion the Hazaras in Australia suffer from, 99 percent of them at least!

Carlotta Gall of The New York Times has reported on the severe food insecurity across the central provinces of Hazaristan. Here is a precise of the report.

“The British charity Oxfam, which conducted a provincial assessment of conditions in the province of Daikundi (Hazaristan), one of the most remote areas of central Afghanistan, has appealed for international assistance before winter sets in. Time is running out of to avert a humanitarian crisis, it said.