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Israel's Peace Illusions and the Reality of Perpetual Conflict
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Thousands sang "Song for Peace" at Israel's InDNegev festival, drawing criticism from the right. The author argues against political extremes, stating that decades of conflict have shown a lack of a viable peace partner, despite peace being a core Jewish value. The article contrasts past naivete with current threats, emphasizing the need for security alongside peace aspirations, especially after the October 7 massacre.
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- Thousands sang "Song for Peace" at the InDNegev music festival, sparking debate.
- The author criticizes political tribalism and advocates for complex, reality-based positions.
- Past Israeli peace efforts, like the Oslo Accords, are described as naive and flawed.
- Adversaries' continued calls for jihad and martyrs demonstrate a lack of a peace partner.
- Peace is a supreme value, but current aspirations must be balanced with security awareness.
- The October 7 massacre highlights the need for vigilance alongside peace dreams.
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