I find it interesting that the MSM does not educate the masses' with this type of information. It is disheartening to know that this occurred and we only get just a small smidgeon of facts like this in the media. Take a minute to educate yourself on these facts before making up your mind on who is at fault in the Middle East.
The illusion of glory in war is but a fleeting dream. It is those who have never experienced the horrors of battle, the anguished cries of the wounded, who clamor for more conflict, more retribution, further devastation. War is a profound abyss of suffering. Above all, it is the soldier who yearns most fervently for peace, for it is they who endure the gravest injuries and carry the enduring scars of conflict within their souls. Conflict arises when peaceful dialogue falters. It is the elders who initiate war, yet it is the young who must bear the burden and face mortality. In times of peace, sons lay their fathers to rest. In times of war, fathers mourn their fallen sons. In the midst of war, there are no unscarred soldiers. Remember, war does not ascertain righteousness; it merely decides who endures. During conflict, civilians often shoulder the weight of suffering. They confront the constant threat of harm or death from acts of violence, lose their homes, and endure scarcity of basic necessities. Conflict disrupts their lives, and the wounds it inflicts, both physical and emotional, can leave enduring scars. Civilians, often not involved in starting conflict, end up paying the price as the silent victims of war. "Never negotiate out of fear; but never fear to negotiate." - JFK
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