From Coexistence to Conflict

From coexistence to conflict From coexistence to conflict In the 19th century Lebanon Mountain Lebanon is a problematic area for most of the history of Lebanon. For most of the nineteenth century, residents of the Malonite and Druze living in the mountainous region of Lebanon coexisted well in a complex denomination system. As Leila Fawaz stated, "Lebanon is in peace like much of its history." However, excessive foreign intervention has led to a shift in coalition to conflict and ultimately the position of Mount Lebanon It led to the civil war in 1860.

Yousef Bashir has lived in the United States for about 10 years. He holds a bachelor's degree in international affairs at North Eastern University and a master's degree in coexistence and conflict at Brandeis University. Bashir is currently a staff of the US Nonprofit Organization (PSA), a nonprofit organization in the United States involved in national security.

Regardless of whether we are talking about polar bears, wolves, squids, desert turtles, Jaguars, Florida Panthers, coexistence is one of our pillars of wildlife conservation. We promise to reduce the conflict between humans and wildlife. Coexistence starts with us, people in that equation. We believe that our human systems need adapt and adapt to natural ecosystems.

Humans are social creatures coexisting in groups. Clearly, there is a misunderstanding and a fight between members of each group. It is not worth mentioning that conflict occurs in every aspect of human life. There are conflicts with schools, workplaces, and even families. Every collision is a challenge and it is very important to effectively solve this situation. Did you try to solve a serious confrontation yourself? We will focus on detailed analysis of this important issue.

When it comes to the term "conflict", people often think of cruel war and social violence. But with our daily life, organizational management at all levels, and our personal activities, collisions with us are coexisting. Daily conflict is usually not so serious as it is too small to recognize. Also, I often forget them in a minute or two. Conflict is part of life. Religiously, each one of us is created by God and is unique. Therefore, when we show different opinions and opinions, lack of respect or understanding of other opinions may cause conflicts.