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JJproductions
Its an interesting map you provide. Does raise a question of what is going on for such a reputation?
With conflict resolution, creating distance between the conflicting parties is a good start. Hard in this situation being neighbors. Big walls help a
bit but just a temporary measure to what is going on. Is was a good day when Berlin could finally bring its wall down in a civil way.
Another part of conflict resolution is for each party to understand the position of the other. This part is missing by those quick to call for war on
both sides. You may not agree with the other sides position on some things, but at least aware of why they do what they do.
In looking at the map you provide, it reminds me of what the British done with its colonization program a few hundred years ago. In Australia the
Wasteland Act did not acknowledge the Aboriginals with many slaughtered. These days attitudes have changed. The stolen generation where aboriginal
babies where given to white families did result in a lot of cultural limbo for those affected, not white, not black. It has also demonstrated very
strong and capable people when provided the opportunity.
With the education the Palestine people have been getting under Israel for the past 70 years feeds the hate.
In India, it looked a lot of the infrastructure got stuck in a time warp when the British left in the 1960's. It's not all like that, highly developed
in parts and still the ways it was long ago in others.
With how South Africa is going these days, not good. Nelson Mandela was a good man with a lot of respect.
The British had a big advantage back in the day with its guns, boats and a population breading like rabbits on a small island and looking for
somewhere to put them. These days Israel also has a technological advantage, not as much as back then.
Israel also looks like a strategic place at the crossroads between Africa and Eurasia. On the chess board of global influence it's a piece. I have not
seen any real effort to win the hearts and minds on Israel's expansion policy. Just more division with forced eviction under the gun.
Then 9/11 with a strong Zionist influence, Iraq and Afghanistan got hurt by that. Hillary wanted Gaddaffi dead for some reason? Assad would be dead
long ago if not for Russia. The Muslim Brotherhood captured Egypt for a year or two under the Soro's color revolutions, been kicked out since.
I don't know how we create peace in the current conflict. I know I don't want to see the kind of peace nuclear weapons create. Looking for the facts
and taking things one step at a time is my best approach so far.
edit on 15-10-2023 by kwakakev because: grammer