A speech that left the audience speechless.
The most balanced speech from a Muslim.
His notable points were: "Two wrong cannot make a right". "There are no heroes in this conflict, only victims".


In a recent speech at the Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University, Turki Al-Faisal, Saudi Arabia’s former diplomat, expressed condemnation of both Israel and Hamas for their acts against civilians in the ongoing conflict. Drawing from historical civil disobedience movements, he advocated civil insurrection as a more practical approach for Palestinians. Watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3-cWyFcK5w

Educated one...

The only solution to their fight is more guns and bombs. The fight or peace is entirely their choice

Hamas is an extremist organization supported by Iran whose aim is to destroy Israel not really about freedom of Palestine. Israel is fighting for its security while the Innocent Palestinians want freedom but they are blockaded and paying with their lives.

GasAndOilTheory:
The only solution to their fight is more guns and bombs. The fight or peace is entirely their choice

The fight is about land ownership. Neither party is willing to compromise. But Hamas does not recognize the existence of Israel just like Iran which makes the whole situation complex.

Hamas recognised Israel in 2018. Why is everyone concerned about those who don't recognise Israel? Does Israel itself recognise the existence of a Palestinian state?

infofta:


The fight is about land ownership. Neither party is willing to compromise. But Hamas does not recognize the existence of Israel just like Iran which makes the whole situation complex.

infofta:
A speech that left the audience speechless.
The most balanced speech from a Muslim.
His notable points were: "Two wrong cannot make a right". "There are no heroes in this conflict, only victims".


In a recent speech at the Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University, Turki Al-Faisal, Saudi Arabia’s former diplomat, expressed condemnation of both Israel and Hamas for their acts against civilians in the ongoing conflict. Drawing from historical civil disobedience movements, he advocated civil insurrection as a more practical approach for Palestinians. Watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3-cWyFcK5w

civil insurrection
Exactly. No point in attacking party goers, killed and kidnapped and you expect a country with sophisticated weapons and advanced technology wouldn't retaliate.
After this war, Gaza wouldn't remain the same for a long time.

infofta:


The fight is about land ownership. Neither party is willing to compromise. But Hamas does not recognize the existence of Israel just like Iran which makes the whole situation complex.

It has nothing to do with land, now tell me which part of Palestine is Israel occupying?