An
Unfair Game
War
is never a solution to a conflict; rather it further inflicts the problem. When two countries are at war, it is their people
suffer the most.
From
my reading of the “Arabian Sands”, I understand that in the old Muslim world, “an
eye for an eye” is the traditional way to settle conflict between tribes. A life is to be paid for the death of another
life. This enigmatic rule of killing, nevertheless,
never involved with a woman or a child. The law is primitive, yet makes sense.
When
an Israeli soldier was killed, more than 100 Palestrina women and children’s lives
had to be scarified. Life from one side is
precious; life from the other side is not.
Israel is a civilized country, yet its rules are barbaric and
inhumane!
I
never understood why the Nazi carried so much hate towards Jewish people. Animosity
is often a result of an emotion, sometime roots from love. To hate someone so intensely, that person must
once care deeply about that person. I know
I will never have a desire to hate a Jew.
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