My starting point when talking about the Middle East crisis we’re now in, indeed my position on the Israel-Palestine conflict more broadly, is something that most politicians don’t like to admit; I don’t know the answer.
I do not have answers that fully engage with the century's old complexity of the conflict, nor any that truly recognise the deepest of emotions powering the conflict on both sides. The truth is that my feelings are possibly more uncertain than our current moment allows. I envy those able to find moral or intellectual clarity in this moment.
But I think we may be able to answer a different question - how can our communities show that we can do things differently here; that we can live as one community, respecting the views and identities of those with whom we might disagree, here? We can, indeed we must, respectfully mourn those people so brutally murdered on October 7 and express our huge concern for those Israelis taken hostage, while also recognising the extreme fear and frustration of those outraged by what Palestinians in Gaza...
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Monthly Preston interfaith gathering to debate humanitarian consequences of Israel-Palestine conflictThe Light Foundation regularly host interfaith meetings debating a range of topics Pic: Light Foundation A monthly interfaith gathering is to explore the hu
続きを読む »
Latest Notts Labour politician announces resignation over GazaDes Gibbons disagrees with Keir Starmer's stance on the conflict between Israel and Palestine
続きを読む »
Traders Buy Middle East Crude At Premiums Amid Rising Geopolitical RiskOil traders are paying a premium for Middle Eastern crude in their annual deals concluded in late October, largely due to geopolitical risk.
続きを読む »
Middle Eastern nations issue stark warning as Israel bombs Gaza refugee campQatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates condemned the refugee camp bombing.
続きを読む »
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 'not at risk' of cancellation amid Middle East unrest caused by Israel-Hamas war, says F1Formula 1 says the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is 'not at risk' of cancellation despite unrest in the region caused by the Israel-Hamas war.
続きを読む »