| A: |
I can't understand why some Palestinians
are willing to be suicide bombers. |
| B: |
Well, don't forget what Israelis have
done in blocking off an entire city and shelling Palestinian
civilian houses. |
| A: |
But still, it's one thing to fight against
military forces; it's another to set out to kill innocent
civilians. |
| B: |
Yes, but if the Israeli government continues
to be aggressive, there won't be any peace in the region. |
| A: |
True. If only they could cease attacks
and work together toward a peace solution! |
| B: |
Israel will have to come to
terms with returning territory to the Palestinians and
the Palestinians will have to make their own concessions,
too. |
| A: |
That is why this is such a
difficult conflict ― both sides believe what they're
doing is right. |
| B: |
And I suppose the average Palestinian
civilian is losing hope, and more and more people, including
women and young children, are harboring uncontrolled
rage against the Israelis. |
| A: |
Israelis are also living in terror because
they never know where and when another bomb will explode.
Both sides are cutting their own noses to spite their
faces. |
| B: |
Maybe one day in the future Israelis and
Palestinians will lay down their weapons and work together
toward a peace solution. |
| A: |
Wouldn't that be wonderful? For now though,
it's only a dream. |
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