Ein lesenswerter Artikel von dem berühmten Dirigenten Daniel Barenboim: An article worth reading by the famous conductor Daniel Barenboim: Translated frpm German to English with google Print Bookmark Send 25.07.14NAHOST CONFLICT There is no military solution The conductor Daniel Barenboim has an Israeli and a Palestinian passport. Here he writes, why could point to a way out of the conflict hopelessness of the situation. By Daniel Barenboim Photo: Paul Schirnhofer Bridges between Palestine and Israel: The conductor Daniel Barenboim. In 1999 he founded the West-Eastern-Divan Orchestra, music in which young musicians from Egypt, Syria, Iran, Lebanon, Jordan, Tunisia, Israel, Palestine and Andalusia Bridges between Palestine and Israel: The conductor Daniel Barenboim. In 1999 he founded the West-Eastern-Divan Orchestra, music in which young musicians from Egypt, Syria, Iran, Lebanon, Jordan, Tunisia, Israel, Palestine and Andalusia Google Ad DAX forecast - Exclusive What to do: Buy or sell? Request a free DAX forecast gruener-fisher.de/Gratis-Studie I write this as a peace ambassador of the United Nations and as a person who has two passports, an Israeli and a Palestinian. I write with a heavy heart, because what is happening in Gaza for several weeks, confirms my long-standing belief that there is no military solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It is not a political but a human conflict between two peoples who share the deep and seemingly irreconcilable belief that they were entitled to the same small piece of land, without the other people. on the left Final Concert: The Miracle Daniel Barenboim Barenboims Academy: The Oval Office of classical music topics The Gaza conflict Eben mind that this fact has been neglected, all negotiations, all previously undertaken attempts to agree on a solution to the conflict failed. Far from acknowledging this true nature of the conflict and to seek a solution for it, the parties have previously searched for simpler and faster solutions. However, as with all important matters, there is unfortunately also in solving this conflict no shortcuts. An abbreviation use is only useful if we know the route we want to abbreviate, and in this case no one has such knowledge, because the essence of the conflict remains misunderstood and unexplored. A cease-fire is indispensable I suffer with my fellow Israelis who are currently living in fear: the constant sound of shots fired missiles, the feeling that you or someone who is close to one, could get some of. But I also feel deep compassion in the face of hardship and terrible fear of my fellow Palestinians in Gaza, who every day so to complain devastating losses. After decades of devastation and casualties on both sides of the conflict has now reached a previously unimaginable level of cruelty and despair. Therefore I dare to point out that now is the time might have come to look for a real and true solution to the problem. A cease-fire is of course essential, but they are not far from sufficient. The only way out of this tragedy, the only way to even more tragedy and horror to prevent, consists precisely in making the hopelessness of the situation, exploit, and force everyone to talk to each other. It leads to nothing that Israel refuses to negotiate with Hamas or recognize a unity government, no, Israel needs to listen to the Palestinians, who are able to speak a language. Compassion is a moral duty Must be decided together The first thing, an agreement must be reached about that there is no military solution. Only then can one begin to discuss the one about justice for the Palestinians, which is long overdue, and on the other about the security of Israel, which demand the Israelis rightly. We Palestinians have the feeling that we must finally get a fair solution. In the deepest we strive for justice, for the rights that every nation on this earth is entitled: autonomy, self-determination, freedom, and everything that goes with it. We Israelis need to recognize our right to live on the same piece of land. The division of the country may come only after both sides have not only accepted but understood that we can live together side by side, but certainly not back to back. The core of the so indispensable approach is the need to have compassion with each other. In my opinion, compassion is not just a sensation that results from the psychological understanding of the plight of another human being - it is rather a moral duty. Only when we try to understand the plight of the other side, we can go one step on each other. As Schopenhauer wrote, Nothing can make a person so easily return to the path of righteousness, like the idea of the concern, the Torn-Heart and the lamentation of the loser. In this conflict, we are all losers. We can only overcome this sad state by we finally begin the suffering and the rights of the other side to accept. Only with such an understanding, we can make it, build a common future.
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