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04.01.09, 23:17
Rabin Michael Lerner przedstawia 8-punktowy plan rozwiązania
konfliktu izraelsko-palestyńskiego.
Mówi m.in.:
<<The basic condition for creating peace is to help each side feel
“safe”. A first and critical step is to speak in a language that is
empathic toward the suffering of each people in a climate of
discourse in which both sides' stories are heard and understood.
Yet Israel, as the militarily superior power, ought to take the first
steps: implementing a massive Marshall Plan in Gaza and in the West
Bank to end poverty and unemployment, rebuild infrastructure and
encourage investment; dismantle the settlements or make settlers
become citizens of a Palestinian state; accept 30,000 Palestinian
refugees annually back into Israel for the next 30 years, apologise
for its role in the 1948 expulsions and offer to co-ordinate a
worldwide compensation effort for all that Palestinians lost during
the Occupation; and recognise a Palestinian state within borders
already defined by the Geneva Accord of 2003.>>
To brzmi całkiem rozsądnie. Projekt bierze pod uwagę przeszłośc,
teraźniejszość i przyszłość.
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/guest_contributors/article5446519.ece