Justice, at its core, represents the concept of fairness, impartiality, and ethical decision-making. It is
the pursuit of equality and the safeguarding of rights and liberties for all individuals within a society.
On the other hand, truth encompasses honesty, accuracy, and the absence of deceit or falsehood.
It is the objective and genuine representation of reality. By equating justice with truth, Disraeli
proposes that genuine justice can only be achieved when truth is embraced and effectively carried
out in our actions and decisions.
IN THIS CONTEXT, JUSTICE BECOMES A FORCE THAT TRANSMUTES TRUTH FROM A PASSIVE
STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INTO AN ACTIVE CATALYST FOR CHANGE. IT IS THROUGH THE
EMBODIMENT OF TRUTH IN OUR ACTIONS THAT WE CAN ULTIMATELY BUILD A JUST SOCIETY,
WHERE FAIRNESS PREVAILS, AND EQUALITY FLOURISHES.