The cycle of blame, attack, and retaliation in the Middle East perpetuates a state of insanity and leads to increasing tensions and violence.
Both Palestinians and Jews are indigenous to the Middle East, sharing a long and complex history that complicates the narrative of conflict and ownership.
Demanding unrealistic solutions, such as the evacuation of Jews or the assimilation of Palestinians, misses the complexity of indigenous heritage in the region.
Observing the conflict from a broader perspective may offer insights into breaking the cycle of violence and fostering mutual understanding.
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