Is Peace Possible?

The conflict between Israel and Palestine has been a decisive political issue in the Middle East for decades. The conflict itself dates back to 1948 when the Israeli state established independence, but caused a potential problem, and thus a conflict, to Israel, which dates back to the 19th century. The heart of the conflict between Israel and Palestine has taken place recently in the country, but peace efforts that often failed its roots and the 20th century arise from international interference and misunderstanding.

Is it possible to achieve peace at this time? Is it possible to keep peace and carry it with you regardless of the external environment? Many people try to reach this state of existence, thinking that it is accomplished through mental culture, breathing, or practice in yoga, pilates and other treatments. However, these are only temporary fixes. They give individuals a feeling of peace, give deeper comfort than before, enough to restore more people. However, the peace obtained through these practices can not resist the difficult trials and difficulties of this life. Under pressure, they will inevitably collapse. Peace is not a culture of thinking.

Is peace possible? of course. The potential benefit of peace is enormous (not only for both parties but also for the whole society), sooner or later, people are likely to use them. However, we think we need to avoid the proposal to forge peace. I received a lot of internet news that I won the lottery, but ignored it. Likewise, if a group of hypocritical, dishonest, and racist organized crime groups treats their opponents as a crap, I do not want to take peace proposals seriously.

Peace in the world is possible The power of "people's power" is increasingly stronger, but coupled with the possibilities offered by the Internet, it has seen the opportunity of world peace. Because of the existence of the Internet, contact with people all over the world is self-evident. With improved media, the Internet and mobility, people are guaranteed to participate anywhere in the world. The power to seek a fair and sincere world is steadily growing. Today's hero is no longer a conqueror like Alexander the Great and Napoleon, but a defender of peace like Mandela and Coffee Nan.