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Richard D

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5. It is a tough one . . .

Reply to Amaryllis (Original post)

Tue May 7, 2024, 08:17 PM

May 2024

. . . many of the Kibuzim who were slaughtered on Oct 7 were active in Israel/Palestine peace. I heard a story of one woman who had developed what she thought was a deep friendship with a Gazan who turned out to be spying for Hamas.

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A Palestinian and an Israeli, face to face. Both expereinced immeasurable tragedy and choose to work for peace. [View all] Amaryllis May 2024 OP

At the end of the day, peace is not an Israeli or Palestinian issue as much as it is a Human issue. ColinC May 2024 #1

That is the only way this is ever going to be resolved. Scrivener7 May 2024 #2

Women Wage Peace - TBF May 2024 #3

Israel needs a S. African style reconciliation on steroids Warpy May 2024 #4

It is a tough one . . . Richard D May 2024 #5