A reflective analysis of siege, starvation, and political power, why hunger remains a tool of war despite decades of humanitarian law.

This reflective essay explores the idea of multiple realities in political ecology, questioning how we understand truth, power, and the coexistence of different worlds. Drawing on thinkers like Blaser, Escobar, Marx, and Foucault, it examines whether embracing ontological plurality helps or complicates the pursuit of justice.