Monday, May 31, 2010

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Today
boys hawk Netanyahu has returned to shoot first and ask questions later. This time against a naval convoy of aid workers. This time in international waters. The balance, between 10 and 20 dead (as always, depends on the sources) and more than thirty wounded on their way to the Gaza Strip to deliver humanitarian aid. But it is clear that in the siege that Israel has decided (unilaterally) to submit Palestine there are no exceptions, even to the NGOs.
Today I had a coffee with my parents and we talked about it. None of the three are international relations-savvy but we agreed that the solution to the conflict in general and the consequences of this attack in particular is extremely complicated. Basically for a reason. No matter how strong one is, more numerous than one is is impossible to fight someone who lacks moral and ethical limted. Simply because it is "playing in another league." I mean, the UN now has two choices: go for good or go bad. The first option, the rebuke to the Israeli state by the United States and has been used many times to no avail. In the second option lies the dilemma. And nobody, absolutely nobody can attack Israel as long as that 'nobody' aspire to a happy ending. Because Israel has a secret weapon, a particular Thermopylae Pass, of his total lack of empathy and, as I said before, ethical and moral boundaries. In a supposed UN armed intervention would have its barriers and never enter a "sweep." For logical reasons (or should be logical). But Israel has shown throughout its history that has trouble mass killing, premeditated and indiscriminately on the innocent. Whether soldiers, peace activists, the press or people passing by. And we're talking about a country that has not only nuclear weapons but the Mossad, one of the military and intelligence forces better trained in the world.
The question may seem trivial but it is not, I'd even say that opens a philosophical analysis. In a world based on the desire to balance, respect and the trite (and certainly not least important) human rights is one who lacks those concepts becomes someone invincible. And here, friends, returns this eternal question is (and will) tormenting those who govern the lives of the XXI century human being: sacrifice the lives of a few for the good of all?



"And I hope That you die, and your death will come soon. I will follow your casket in the pale afternoon"
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