These 2 people are doing what the world needs to do: they are talking, compromising, and making peace.

@yousrysayed3107

14 күн бұрын

Noooo

@MrStuv

14 күн бұрын

It's scripted though

@oopp-hu5ce

14 күн бұрын

Hamas destroy peace, Iran destroy peace

@duarteluder

14 күн бұрын

​@MrStuv Yeah? Tell us about it then.

@shellixrambles9270

13 күн бұрын

This may sound semantic but it is a incredibly necessary distinction. Compromise will get us nowhere because there is a vastly negative zone of potential agreement, the two sides are way to far apart. However i believe collaboration is possible if started from the Palestinian side and by starting with agreed upon structures that punish competing behaviour from either side.

This is what the world needs. Not warmongers, Not fanatics, Not fundamentalists! This is what these two sides need Israeli-Palestinian. These two men should lead, these two men who strive for peace. These two men who have lost so much, but still try so hard to find a path of tolerance. These two men are the epitome of what the world Needs now!!! In a time where there is so much pain and death We must strive for light and love only with this will we overcome these divisions.

@ronbans0083

13 күн бұрын

The people who control the world, control the conflict behind closed doors for their personal benefit. Global elites and military industrial complex create all the mayhem and conflict so that they can continue to profit from them. They are too powerful to be overthrown.

@mirjahmlinen2698

13 күн бұрын

The world also needs realists.

@etomichelverny

13 күн бұрын

I love my Boris Nudelman, my Yasser Arafat, my Paul Allen, my Liliane Bettencourt & my Overoveroverovergod

@pcaridad

12 күн бұрын

​@@mirjahmlinen2698 😮 sadly true 😢

@FitDoggy

12 күн бұрын

You do need both sides to want peace, forcing it is impossible... when you have terrorists like Hamas, and when 70% of Palestinians support Hamas (so polls tell), how can you make it peace? Its nothing but a wet dream unfortunately, they will never change, they live in an extremely toxic society, where if you talk about peace it endangers your family (arabs who condemned Hamas acts on 7th of October told while interviewed, that their family gets death threats from other arabs). Where if you are a girl and you come home "too late" your brothers will literally hit you to death (they really killed her). This is the sad truth about most arabs in Israel...

As a Palestinian and Lebanese woman, I pray for peace everyday. We are brothers and sisters in the Middle East, we should not be killing each other. I have cousins still in the Middle East, some Jewish, some Muslim, and some of us are Orthodox Christians. There is such beauty in all three religions. There is such beauty in both Israel and Palestine. In all middle eastern countries. The world already looks at us as terrorists or other derogatory terms, why should we treat each other the same?

@Danielle1134

6 күн бұрын

I am an Israeli Jewish women and I want you to know, I love you and we are family.

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

@jackdoorman4193

4 күн бұрын

@@dpboy8315 There is a difference between a palestinian state and the Ottoman empire. You are mixing things up and is not a good start for talking peace. Yes, they use to get along and yes, the Ottoman empire was good for jews if you compared to other situations, like the inquisition in Spain. The Ottoman empire does not exist for more than 100 years. Jews also ruled there for a long time, and I am not talking religion here, although it played a very important role in the 3 religions. So, where do you draw the line? 100 years? 900 years? 2000 years. Jews always sang about the return to Jerusalem. Not for 1 year, not for 100 years but for 3000 years. If the conflict was easy to solve, it would be solved by now. I do respect this two gentelmen for there effort and I hope their wishes come thrue. Is not gonna be easy and I believe that religion should left aside. No chosen people, no muhamad's teachings on the table in this case. Just to think with love and respect, searching for real peace. Not easy though.

@Rvbcaboose714

3 күн бұрын

​@@jackdoorman4193 they are literally making up history. As an atheist, the literal fastest way to shut them up is to mention Jesus lol the Jew from Israel from 2k years ago, a few hundred years before Islam ever even existed. Also as an atheist, easy to mention archaeology which proves Jewish roots

@RobPires

3 күн бұрын

⁠@@jackdoorman4193why do you have problem when he says Palestine instead of ottoman?

These are the kind of people and discussions we need to have.

@etomichelverny

13 күн бұрын

I love my Boris Nudelman, my Yasser Arafat, my Paul Allen, my Liliane Bettencourt & my Overoveroverovergod

@hebaelaiwah4496

12 күн бұрын

94% of Israeli Jews think the Israeli military has used “adequate or too little force” in Gaza. Some 88 percent of all Jewish Israelis think the number of Palestinians killed or wounded in Gaza is justified by the war. THIS IS THE ONLY TRUTH WE NEED TO KNOW FREE PALESTINE

@ayman.hak1mi

11 күн бұрын

This conversation is extremely dangerous. Palestinian people deserve the right to self-determination, the right for refugees to return, the end to the seize of Palestinian land and settlements, the end of the horrible siege and blockade on Gaza and the intentional starvation, the end to the constant mowing the lawn campaigns, the intentional targeting of civilians including my, at the time, 12 year old friend in Jerusalem. The only sympathy the Palestinian people ever get is that of them being the "perfect victims". Do you only have solidarity with Palestinians if they allow themselves to be brutalized by the occupation without ever being able to resist or fight back? Are you in solidarity with the Palestinian people and their struggle, or merely a sympathetic witness to their brutalization and slaughter? People can dilly dally and try to spread fake sympathies but that will never move us forward. Real justice is a requirement. We must reject conditional solidarity. We reject those who want us to make our rhetoric and suffering more palatable to feel better about themselves.

@hebaelaiwah4496

10 күн бұрын

@@ayman.hak1mi well said 👏👏👏👏

@theinngu5560

4 күн бұрын

@@ayman.hak1mi you keep on rejecting and keep holding hate and desire for revenge in your heart and all you will get is more war as you keep on attacking the other side and in response they will defend and attack back…..hatred can never overcome hatred..this is an eternal law. May you find peace within and only from that place may it emanate out

This is beautiful. These two men are showing the best example of how to bring peace. If only their leaders would listen to them. It's never a country's people who are the problem. It is the leaders who seek more power, who stoke fear and anger among their people, who cause all the problems.

@jonathan3488

12 күн бұрын

No, the fact that most Palestinians are literally governed and support Hamas-ISIS, that's the true obstacle to peace. Most Palestinians don't want peace, they want "victory". And victory will happen only when they will take the land and kick out the Jews. Too bad, that won't happen.

@Ching21286

12 күн бұрын

Definitely. Politics is dirty and full of blood(of other ppl, never their own)

@Kate-wu9if

6 күн бұрын

We wrestle not against flesh & blood but against spiritual wickedness in high places

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

@jonathan3488

4 күн бұрын

@@dpboy8315 That's just completely detached from actual history. Muslims colonized the land, destroyed synagogues and Jewish temples, and many Muslim and Ottomans rulers oppressed them. Under the rule of Islam Jews had no rights and had to pay the Jizya. Jews and Arabs did not live in peace in Israel in many occasions throughout history - For instance: The looting of Safed, the Hebron Massacre, the Palestine riots, etc... In addition, Jews were persecuted and ethnically cleansed in a series of pogroms and government sanctions in most Muslim countries in the 20th century, especially in Iraq following the Farhud Pogrom in the 40s. Unfortunately, history does not change according to different narratives. From the Dawn of Islam, Jews were massacred by Muslims, which are not even native to the land.

I am a clinical psychologist and recently provided therapy to one Palestinian client (currently residing out of Gaza). That person also has all this positive values, belief toward life..amazed me totally.

@wyno2661

10 күн бұрын

Sounds like you've never met any Palestinians in your life. I haven't studied psychology, but I can tell you that the world is divided into two categories: all shades of good humans, and all shades of terrible ones. It is as simple as that!

@lifewellness2691

10 күн бұрын

This is true, we see the Palestinian spirit and resilience everyday, in Gaza and in the diaspora - it is truly remarkable! And theyve been living under a brutal occupation for decades. How many of us can say that of ourselves.

@microsoft.co.u

10 күн бұрын

@@wyno2661 dont attribute complex social systems and societies into simple binary categories. its just a coping mechanism to process something much more complex and nuanced. its damaging and a dangerous mindset to have.

@ynh148

10 күн бұрын

@@wyno2661 Sounds like you need a lot more studying.

@wyno2661

9 күн бұрын

@@ynh148 Must have hit a nerve with the terrible ones!

And as an Iranian I ❤ both Israelis and Palestinians. I am sad because of this conflict and sad because of the war between Iran and Israel. Our region needs another mindset, we need to put peace and harmony and prosperity as our top priority.

@emiliobello2538

14 күн бұрын

Same here

@Franimally

13 күн бұрын

Both countries need new leaders with the mindset you speak of.

@emiliobello2538

13 күн бұрын

@@Franimally exactly

@user-wv2qk9zg6e

13 күн бұрын

THERE WILL BE PEACE WHEN THE ENTIRE REGION ACCEPTS ISRAEL. THERE WILL BE PEACE WHEN ISLAM STOPS TRYING TO BE SUPERIOR THEN CHRISTIANS.

@sanniran

13 күн бұрын

@@emiliobello2538 ❤

I'm crying by the end of the video, and I'm not even a Palestinian or an Israeli. Just a human being who has a dream of a more connected, peaceful, and just world

@az-rule84

15 күн бұрын

me too

@arielhatav0232

13 күн бұрын

😔🙏🏻✡️✝️☪️🙏🏻

@EmperorOHI

12 күн бұрын

@@arielhatav0232i think this is the first time i see that flag and dont feel hate. Much love my friend. From ☪️, ❤️ to all ✡️.

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

@arielhatav0232

4 күн бұрын

@@dpboy8315 we live today with muslims and love them. The problem are palestinians way to reject any peace or possible life not us.

"I will always love you for being there for me in my hardest time..." "You are a brave man" ... Brought me to tears.

This already is the most poignant conversation TED Talks has put on in a while. The world needs more of this! Both sides are hurting, but there has to be a path back to peace if both sides are committed to getting there.

@TM-wb1tp

16 күн бұрын

Sadly the radicals are not willing to sit down and talk

@cavereric

16 күн бұрын

Starts with Hamas losing power.

@anrag1111

15 күн бұрын

Do you think ted talk is back?

@cavereric

15 күн бұрын

@@anrag1111 I doubt it.

@bluecoffee8414

15 күн бұрын

THE most amazing was Tony Robbins. He was doing a huge live seminar on 9/11 and the entire thing was filmed live. Go watch it hard to explain. But some muslims at the seminar stood up and said "this is payback you deserve this because of Israel". Some jews stood ip screaming. What happened next was magic. And this could NOT have been scripted the whole thing was live on 9/11 itself.

Fighting hate with hate only leads to more hate....this kind of discussion is the way forward

Peace not war is all it needs. A common vision of peace, forgiveness, compassion for each other's suffering. ❤

@FharzinMirfathy

13 күн бұрын

Good idea Chamberlin. Of course, the majority of reasonable people want peace and prosperity, but there are still sick unreasonable people out there who want to see the world burn. We must not give in to wishful thinking, as that would be our demise as predicted by Ibn khaldun in the 15th century

This unity made me shed tears of hope. I want to take Aziz's advice to channel the energy of my anger to create love and use the recipe of love that Maoz provided to take action in making it permanent forever. May there be love and peace for everyone.

@etomichelverny

13 күн бұрын

I love my Boris Nudelman, my Yasser Arafat, my Paul Allen, my Liliane Bettencourt & my Overoveroverovergod

@hebaelaiwah4496

12 күн бұрын

94% of Israeli Jews think the Israeli military has used “adequate or too little force” in Gaza. Some 88% of all Jewish Israelis think the number of Palestinians killed or wounded in Gaza is justified by the war. THIS IS THE ONLY TRUTH WE NEED TO KNOW FREE PALESTINE How could we make peace with an enemy who’s trying to wipe us off the face of the earth!!! The only way for Palestinians to live is to resist

Let's support people who are working for peace with our prayers 🙏

@hebaelaiwah4496

12 күн бұрын

94% of Israeli Jews think the Israeli military has used “adequate or too little force” in Gaza. Some 88% of all Jewish Israelis think the number of Palestinians killed or wounded in Gaza is justified by the war. THIS IS THE ONLY TRUTH WE NEED TO KNOW How could we make peace with an enemy who’s trying to wipe us off the face of the earth!!! The only way for Palestinians to live is to resist Free Palestine

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

They are both so well spoken, and share a vision of unity.

@Tormentality

15 күн бұрын

If only they could influence their family and friends and culture and governments to share the same vision. That's why I can't figure out why they fly to a small irrelevant city like Vancouver to have this conversation. Everyone here agrees with peace, they need to educate and lobby their own leaders if they want to make a difference. In Vancouver this discussion is merely an entertaining event for the wealthy, but I hope I'm wrong...

@themegamerx

12 күн бұрын

@@Tormentality how on earth is Vancouver a "small irrelevant city"?? You want them to talk in Israel/Palestine and risk their lives? I dont see how this is relevant

@Tormentality

12 күн бұрын

@@themegamerx a city which has a thriving Muslim and/or jewish population would make more sense. And within a country that is involved the conflict. Israel for example. Why can't TED go to Tel Aviv? or any one of the giant cities in Iran or Qatar? or even London or New York would clearly make more sense. I'm honestly curious why they chose Vancouver to have this discussion... Why do you think they held it here?

@kitak24

12 күн бұрын

Ted has 24.3million subscribers my question is if the internet is available to most is it not more important then to ensure this conversation can be had safely so they can sure the world that things can be done differently. That their anger can be directed for to a common cause and not at eachother? And if that is the goal of the conversation the why would it be more Important to have these men risk their lives to have a hard conversation that may possibly never be heard by the masses and the people who need to hear it if had in a hot zone for conflict? Peace has to start somewhere and while it would be a huge step to be able to have this conversation in other places maybe the huge step isn't always the right beginning, but rather doing what can be done safely is more important to achieving the goal of peace.

@seanomaille8157

9 күн бұрын

From the River to the Sea. One SHARED country safe and free. Justice, Peace Equality!

I was filled with tears this whole talk because this has divided friends, families and relationships and to see two people who were severely effected by the crisis and war find common ground through respect, love and understanding is so emotional.

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

This video should be seen by everyone in the world. Made me cry, and it makes me grow in my spiritual path.

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

Thank you TED for making this space

@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings

6 күн бұрын

Mind Begs the Question: - If Nazis escaped - Embed in another Nation,Religion - Rename their Political Movement - Can't be recognized - Can be recognized by Matching Policies - Starvation,Death Camps,Gas Chambers/White Phosphorus,Pogroms,Ethnic Cleansing,Misinformation,etc?

@migdalrova

5 күн бұрын

@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings I'm not sure what you're trying to say but if you're saying that Jewish refugees are equivalent to Nazis -- that is offensive to me. Jews escaped the horrors of genocide in the holocaust. My family were both murdered and some even escaped Auschwitz. Is there suffering happening in Gaza now? of course. But don't stoop to that level.

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

These guys should be running their respective states to see how things would turn out.

@MrStuv

14 күн бұрын

What states? If you are talking about Judea and Samaria, and Gaza, so let me sum it for you: The guy on the left is being murdered by terrorists, unless there is a plot twist and you realize that he is not so peaceful after all. The guy on the right is being dropped from the position the same day he got it.

@HillelSabban

11 күн бұрын

@@MrStuvdid he actually get fired?

@MrStuv

11 күн бұрын

@@HillelSabban No sir. I described what it would look like if those guys would run "their" "states".

@WakumakoKo-zq8vb

6 күн бұрын

​@@MrStuv who is terrorists?. Brain washed .let us give peace a chance always

@WakumakoKo-zq8vb

6 күн бұрын

​@@MrStuvrespect your idea

Thank you both for sharing what so many of us here, in Israel, are feeling and wishing. Peace.

@dpboy8315

4 күн бұрын

Before israel there is palestin0 state were jew Christain and muslim live together😊. One special thing to say when Jews reject from everywhere muslim are who let them live under there community, that time was gold age for jew . And they live under muslim rule for more than 900 years 😊❤❤❤ free palestin0 ❤❤❤. '''' Confirm what I say by look at history yourself and spread this truth message 😊

Stay Human. That's it. That's all. It's that simple.

@pronoder4378

16 күн бұрын

As an Israeli, Yes It's always hard to do so but we must, Our leaders must too and return discussing peace

@MrStuv

14 күн бұрын

It depends how you define human. Islamists do not consider you as equal to them, so for them you are in the wrong and you need to change.

@ABB56.

14 күн бұрын

@@MrStuvnot necessarily

@jeevan88888

14 күн бұрын

​@@ABB56. It's true!

@EmperorOHI

12 күн бұрын

@@pronoder4378i am palestinian. I still think there are people committed to peace. Its hard and needs work on both sides.

Jesus said 'Do not repay evil for evil or reviling for reviling, but on the contrary, bless, for to this you were called, that you may obtain a blessing.' These men demomstrate this beautifully ❤

@TJF83

Күн бұрын

❤

Humanity Over and Above everything else....., Religion, Race, Nationhood.....❤

The first conversation I have seen on peace. More of these should be spoken about

@sciencelover7582

12 күн бұрын

I know right?? everyone else just adds peace as a tag along at the end of the conversation, when rlly it should be the main discussion

@hebaelaiwah4496

12 күн бұрын

94% of Israeli Jews think the Israeli military has used “adequate or too little force” in Gaza. Some 88% of all Jewish Israelis think the number of Palestinians killed or wounded in Gaza is justified by the war. THIS IS THE ONLY TRUTH WE NEED TO KNOW How could we make peace with an enemy who’s trying to wipe us off the face of earth!!! The only way for Palestinians to live is to resist Free Palestine

@felix__cs9916

10 күн бұрын

We should be taught more about Peace agreements and Alliances of Peace formed in and throughout the world! I agree!

Citizens are just people. But government can be a devil.

The world needs to work with these guys

That seemed like such a heart felt, genuine hug.

Everyone should be watching this

@valr852

11 күн бұрын

EVERYONE,WOULDNT THAT BE AGREAT BEGINNING❤

Breathing new life after watching this, away from all the nonsense of what is going on, it is time to recognize each other and work together as equals.

The problem is no matter how far you get it will be destroyed by extremists. How do you deal with extreme ideology

@philemonthomas6468

12 күн бұрын

End the occupation and oppression, then you won't have "extremism". Extremism is the result of extreme unjust settler policies. It is a natural response of a dignified people. To reduce it to "ideology" is to dehumanise these people and their legitimate demands. When words like "Extremism" and "Terrorism" are used in the west, it is never used to describe Jews or white people. Only brown people. Why? Understand that this is racism and unlearn it.

@GeneracionEPI

10 күн бұрын

If the goal of peace is crystal clear and shared by both sides, you can use the law to solve this issue. If you pass a law on both sides saying that any actions such as xyz that are considered to be actions that work against peace, you go to jail. For example teaching hate.

@timidtom

12 сағат бұрын

​@@GeneracionEPISo, just to talk about one side, basically all Palestinian school books have to be reprinted, all schools & public institutions renamed, all posters and murals removed and replaced by the opposite message. Quite a job on your hands. You have to remake the whole Palestinian environment and threaten with jail anyone who tries to return to the accostomed patterns of the past 100 years? I mean I am all for it , but just: Good luck with that..

@GeneracionEPI

11 сағат бұрын

@@timidtom yeap. Not easy AT ALL. Doable? Maybe... there's some examples that are far from perfect and far from finished but we could grab a bit from here and there of places that were able to change. For example racism in the us is less, as I said, far from perfect or finished, but better than before. Jewish hatred in Germany is another example. History can teach us. Its hard, costly, laborious. But I cant see any other realistic solution. Please do emphasis on the word realistic.

@timidtom

9 сағат бұрын

@@GeneracionEPI I probably agree that despite being unrealistic it's the most probable path towards peace. Yet, the path towards at least 20 more years of at least sporadic armed conflict is about 95% more likely and both parties will very likely calculate that in to their planning & day to day policies making it more like 100% certain..

Watching this, it stood out to me there was no mediator, interviewer, whatsoever, to regulate the conversation. And they were not sticking to a script. They were having a conversation. Both of them talked for a while, listened and then responded. You can see that these people really understand how to listen to the other side and that this is their job, it is beautiful, and I am so glad I and so many other people can learn from these qualities. You two are beautiful rolemodels on how to move forward, to a better place.

This is what civil discourse is like without politics, without economic angles and without blind hatred.

I've cried multiple times watching this. God we need so much more of this. I know it's so, so fucking hard to say, let alone feel, this way in the midst of so much death. But we cannot all move on without this.

We need more peacefull conversation like this

Love from Israel ! 🇵🇸🇮🇱☮️💜🙏

@nichagema

12 күн бұрын

@TheKimels But what are you actually doing about it

@TheKimels

11 күн бұрын

@@nichagema I'm a peace activist in a group called "standing together" of Jews and Arabs working together...What are you doing about it?

@angelagladstone8863

11 күн бұрын

​Thank you @@TheKimels

@blingclem

11 күн бұрын

@@TheKimels We need more like you

@cubuffs12345

9 күн бұрын

@@TheKimels Alon Lee is a HERO. Keep at it, love the org

This is awesome. This is how Israelites and Palestinians should live. ❤️👑❤️👑

@oleggold

6 күн бұрын

That's how most Israelis and Israeli Palestinians live, every day. 2 million Arab (mostly Muslim) Israelis, most of whom define themselves as Palestinians, live their lives in Israel as citizens. 0 Jews, Israelis, live in Gaza or in the PA.

I love that they’re seeking peace. They seem like genuinely good and well spoken people. The only thing I will say, just on behalf of the majority of the world who can’t even fathom how gruesome the Holocaust was- do NOT compare that to Nakba. However you view the Holocaust, I guarantee you it was at least fifty times worse then you imagined it.

@stigersh

8 күн бұрын

The point is not comparing suffering (and I definitely know the scale of the holocaust..). The point is acknowledging all suffering, empathy for all suffering and looking forward to a free future with a vision for peace and not revenge. A future without violence. For that hostages should get back to their homes, bombs should stop falling on both sides, education should be non-violent. Currently these problems are attempted to be solved with fear and violence, can there be an alternative? I hope so. But currently every passing day the hostages are still there, people are still getting killed and educated for hatred.

These are the voices we should hear and listen to. Unfortunately, it seems more and more that these voices are minority, even in this region. What a sad state of affairs

@hundredfireify

15 күн бұрын

More than 75% of Palestinians still support Hamas and their attacks on the 7th October. And they still refuse to liberate the Israeli civilian hostages they still hold in Gaza. I don't see a peaceful and merciful resolution to the tragedy of Gazan people 😢

@Girlforaction

15 күн бұрын

​@@hundredfireify- Yes and your govt is continuing to do illegal land grabs. Continue to deny basic necessities to Palestinians and even Beduoins in your country. A state that is guilty of using starvation as a war crime. I am no fan of Hamas but after 6 months; you really don't see your country as a bad actor. Not even a smidge.

@natv6294

14 күн бұрын

@@GirlforactionIran is your problem, and have been for years. Israel offered the Palestinians peace 7 times throughout history but the Palestinian leaders would favour Iran in the end. Learn about the conflict, it’s called one for a reason. If Palestinians wanted two state it would already happened.

@saniyaki

13 күн бұрын

​@@natv6294But hw can Isr**l offers the peace while they are taking Palestinian's soil? It's like I'm taking your money and telling u not to provoke me.. Hw does this make sense?

@nws9517

12 күн бұрын

@@hundredfireify more than 80% of israelis support the annexation of the west bank. more than 70% of israelis refuse a palestinian state. more than 60% of israelis support the GREAT israel plan. more than 50% of israelis support the blocking of aids to gaza. (source: Israel Democracy Institute IDI) extremists, ultranationalists and terrorist ministers are elected in israel.

❤Anger is often understandable, but acting on it with violence is not the answer. The way these 2 men are talking and working for compromising and peace, that is the answer. It's not easy, but who ever said doing what was right, was easy?

While both Israelis and Palestinians have suffered in the ongoing conflicts, there's sadly a vast gulf separating the culture of co-existence in Israel and coexistence in West Bank/Hamas. Civil rights are almost non existent in Palestinian territories, the education system promotes martyrdom and Jews can't safely live as a minority in Palestinian territories, unless it's in protected enclaves. Meanwhile, millions of Palestinian Arabs live in Israel as equal citizens and civil rights are respected. Until West Bank/Gaza become de-radicalized, this talk will stay just that - a talk.

I pray they both succeed in promoting peace. I was tearful listening till the end. I hope.

A deep bow to both of you 🙏 for being courageous enough to use your pain, anger and rage as a positive force for good. You are modelling the possibilities that we can all lean into. Thank you both for showing the world what true courage is🙏

Conflict is unfortunately mostly driven by power, but PEACE is always driven by hope and care for one another. Let us HOPE that those in power can see that there are no winners in War.

@Girlforaction

15 күн бұрын

Both sides are just trashy and are not looking at the betterment of their people. It's so sad.

@scooberdoober1969

9 күн бұрын

@@Girlforaction yeah but one of them is experiencing an ethnic cleansing and genocide

@Girlforaction

9 күн бұрын

@@scooberdoober1969 - and part of the Blame for the war is Haniyeh and Sinwar. They don't give a f*** about the people. Haniyeh is living of well in Qatar while his people suffer. And yes I know the Israeli govt fund them. But f** Hamas.

This is amazing! We need more people speaking out like this! This is beyond incredible

It takes real strenght to have this conversation after what they went through. Amazing human beings. It looks easy, but wao, how brave and strong these men are.

For people wanting to understand where this is going, I just have one advice: open school books of Palestinian and Israeli kids, and read them.

@eng_MJ

12 күн бұрын

they came from Europe as migrate and Palestinian opened there home to them , and what happen they massacre the Palestinian villages and kicked out them from there homes . so do you want peace who you and took your land and home ??? FO

@roggy179

12 күн бұрын

​@@eng_MJ Not the correct version of history unfortunately. Casually forgetting about the land jews bought and the fact Arabs started the massacres and later on started every single war they lost. I want to believe in a 2 state solution, but if you think Israel cannot and should not exist, I have terrible news for ya: if only one state can exist there, it'll be the Israeli state.

@Negrin_flow

12 күн бұрын

@@eng_MJ Jews are NATIVE to Israel / Palestine. They were displaced from the Romans in 70 CE. They dispersed all around the world in the diaspora. Ashkenazi Jews were in Eastern Europe. Sephardic Jews were initially in Spain and Portugal until they were kicked out in 1492. Mizrahi Jews lived in the Middle East for thousands of years (Yemen, Egypt, Iraq, etc). If you dig in the land of Israel, you will find Jewish artifacts. The Ashkenazi Jews were killed in the Holocaust because they were NOT European. They have a legitimate right and claim to that land.

@ingohofferbert228

12 күн бұрын

maybe you both do not have the ripeness.... forget the bloody past and love the good future TOGETHER !

@mnaz650

12 күн бұрын

@@roggy179 wrong wrong wrong

This is what sanity looks like. Thanks for setting such a beautiful example!

Very moving and very necessary!!! What marvellous people!! I totally agree and will myself try to embody and promote reconciliative processes. Thankyou for your courage, your vision and your commitment. Let's build peace and a better future!! If everyone who sees this, can take something from it and build something themselves, take personal responsibility as these men have done, then we can achieve a LOT!!!

This gives me hope, where I haven’t been able to see it before. May all touched by this conflict find this kindness and wisdom and let us strive for peace, together ❤

Whats funny is i kinda half listen to things, and i cant even tell which one is Palestinian and which is israeli. Either way the message about growing together is needed.

@JeffCaseyTV

14 күн бұрын

Guy on right is Israeli the guy on the left is Palestinian

@ilan_NahshOn

14 күн бұрын

We have a lot of Palestenians & Israeli friendships and Business. The media don't show it. TED does

@anna69981

14 күн бұрын

Right? I was in the same

@hebaelaiwah4496

14 күн бұрын

Excuse me!!!! One is the colonizer and the other is colonized! Here you go

@justiceriser8970

13 күн бұрын

​@@hebaelaiwah4496 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Dear TED:-This is the channel were l still feels that Humanity is still United ❤and it would be ever and always United

It’s so unfortunate most people in the USA don’t actually realize the gravity of this situation. No empathy whatsoever, just buzzwords and virtue signaling. We’re talking about real human beings, not ideas or politics. I pray for their peace on both sides ❤

Finally a little piece of light in the middle of the storm. Thank you both for your amazing souls. We appreciate your kindness.

The bravery and strength of these two men today is really admirable and outstanding. Their tactics and weapons for the construction a future are far superior to the failure and horror we see in the news every day. I like how he says hope is not a dream, hope is action. These two brave souls are showing us the real way forward. I will need to watch this a few times to fully digest it, because this is unfortunately so rare.

I shed tears and so touched and inspired by the love, the compassion and humanitarian messages that YOU BOTH have shared with us , shared with the world. I stand with the children, the parents, the loved ones in Gaza. I stand for peace, love and union of human being, of human connection.

they are actually the world leader we need right now...we are different, but we are same too...we are citizen of Earth

It's heart warming to see these two open up to each other so courteousky and emphatically,

you know I hope for peace between the two...bcuz lives of innocents are more important than land..i hope they find some way so both are satisfied and no more innocents loose their lives ..the traumas this war gave to general people those just wanted to live with their families happily didnt deserve this...so i hope for peace...i wont comment who is right or wrong on the basis of how many people loose their lives in both countries...one life is also precious as much as thousands or millions...they worked for their family , home ,kids , parents but to go all in trauma just bcuz two nation are fighting over a land..and bringing back the history as an example rather than living in peace in present and make a better future..

@MrStuv

14 күн бұрын

Hello Ms. It is not about land. It is about radical Islam.

@Siiaa1297

14 күн бұрын

@@MrStuv Ok..whatever the reason is..innocents don't deserve to die..so i hope they find a way to stop this war..understand the sentiment first wt i meant

@ABB56.

14 күн бұрын

@@MrStuvyou really need to open your eyes a bit and get out of this vicious cycle 🔁

@MrStuv

14 күн бұрын

@@ABB56. I see where you are coming from. Believe me. I know what I'm saying.

@MrStuv

14 күн бұрын

@@ABB56. You just can't understand me because you do not live this.

This is the beauty of humanity. "People are not willing to understand each other's historical narrative and are not having a shared vision for our future" is so cut to the chase, leading to the increasing misunderstanding and having meaningful discussion like this video.

Since the war started. These two are the best thing ive ever heard regarding the war. They are absolutely right. We all must throw the past. Open a new page. Be united as one. Muslims, Christians, jewesh... Etc. There is no point by keeping the war on. This must stop.

From the River to the Sea. One SHARED country safe and free. Justice, Peace Equality!

@MsBhappy

7 күн бұрын

It's a nice utopian fantasy and completely unrealistic in my lifetime

@rajb2057

6 күн бұрын

​@@MsBhappypossible if we let people build the country, not warmonger Politicians.

Selective humanism really sucks. The people in this video are the people we need.

This is what we always needed. Civil conversations of understanding and calm. The only way to thrive is to trust each other and hear our stories. We know the struggle when we listen not kill or fight each other using harsh actions like violence and destruction. I pray and hope for less control and anger and love and peace for these human beings.

Fascinating. If only people could see the bravery of these two advocates for peace. What a different world it would be if enough people saw these two as heroes, as incredibly strong and brave.

That was truly moving, and inspiring. May we all have this perspective and be more human.

Bravo to you both. This is how we heal our world.

There has to be a way we can all live in peace ☮️

@baselabdo_5666

13 күн бұрын

Ends of Israel and Zionism that usa and Europe created to control the middle east we used to live in peace Jews + muslims +Christians in most of the Arab countries before 1948

I really hope there are a lot more Israelis and Palestinians like these two men. I hope there are a lot more people all over the world like these two men.

Powerful stuff. When 2 grieving ppl talk together with empathy, ready to admit others loss & admitting mistakes - you’ve already started from a position of Power & will likely end up achieving more on both sides. Peace forever!

Amazing conversation between two very enlightened human beings. The tragedy of our reality is that the world could be much more peaceful, prosperous and safe, but we are unable to see past our differences and understand that in a way we are the same. It is all about us, either we change or we destroy each other.

World need Peace. 🇵🇸🕊️ We can be allies. 🥰🥰

@hikmut7357

15 күн бұрын

Remove the second flag then peace comes flying 🇵🇸🕊️

@matyaserdos5282

15 күн бұрын

​@@hikmut7357Remove any and they wont fight becouse there will only one side left. By this flawed logic of yours we could also remove the first one. The result would be the same...

@hikmut7357

15 күн бұрын

@@matyaserdos5282 we hadn't removed the second flag, what did happen? He continued taking and taking more land and pressing first one!

@matyaserdos5282

15 күн бұрын

@@hikmut7357 Tell me you didn't understood anything I just said without telling me you dindn't understood anything I just said. You are so stuck in your own dogmatic narrative that you can't even think through your own statement. Use your own brain for only a second

@hebaelaiwah4496

14 күн бұрын

Never!

It’s wonderful to witness such rare and great beings coming along in harmony and willingness for bringing the best out of the worst! 👑🌸

Now this is beautiful. To forgive and find peace with in yourself. Israel and Palestine need to find that peace. So all can live happily.

All of this is beautiful and hopeful, but as long as the USA want chaos in the Middle East for economic purposes (mainly oil), peace won't happen in Israel-Palestine. These 2 societies have been broken so hard they need to be rebuilt from scratch, which won't happen without the USA's approval and true intent.

People can adjust but leaders can not adjust. Nut shell is peace, two independent states Israel and Palestine.

@user-my2zq6td8z

14 күн бұрын

The whole land is Palestine If anyone wants to live there in peace regardless of any other thing

Two really lovely, wonderful souls in dialogue, and it would be my prayer that they and people like them take leadership roles among their peoples. However, with that said, it is my experience hearing from Israelis and Palestinians first-hand that these wise and reasonable people are outliers in their communities. This might have been a more impactful conversation to me with representatives who acknowledged not just anger and hurt - but their own reluctance to engage and distrust of the other - and how they were working to get over those hurdles. These two professing love for each other is wonderful, but I think it somewhat whitewashes the problem.

@worldwithoutwar8622

13 күн бұрын

Totally agree, Pal, but this is just a start - thin edge of a wedge towards peace. In serious conflict resolution you have to get together the people who are NOT motivated towards peace, and see if they can be transformed through dialogue, engagement, etc. There is an awesome story about a black guy in the American south who listened to Ku Klux Klan members, and one by one managed to transform about 100 of them from their extreme racism.

@craigweisz

13 күн бұрын

@@worldwithoutwar8622 I know this KKK story, yes. I hope these guys and their movement works. I'm a fan of Combatants for Peace as well. There are a bunch of these dialogue groups. They are a force for good absolutely. I just think this particular video tends to discount the real challenges that I have seen first-hand in getting these groups to talk with each other. It's now worse than it was, not getting better. I support this kind of work, but I think this video, while certainly well-intended, may give the impression to the uninitiated/general public that the problem is simpler than it actually is. So I agree with you, but there are issues here beyond just respect and 'getting along.'

@worldwithoutwar8622

13 күн бұрын

@@craigweisz Thanks Craig. I know!!! The challenges are higher than the highest mountain, and especially now. This is all just a small molecule of hope . . . but it has to be represented, shown, as a possibility.

Thank u both so much for this! I believe in you guys! I wish you are the future leaders! Peace is the only thing we should strive for🙌❤️

Well done gentlemen, it's been a while since there were 2 adults in the room about this topic. 👏👏👏

I am deeply moved by this, particularly that hope is an ACTION, and that if division must be seen, it is between those who believe in constructing a better and peaceful future for all versus those who cannot (yet) see this as a possible reality. Aziz, Maoz- I pray, hope, and beg anyone who listens to you to believe in this message. This is what the world needs, and it is NOT exclusive to Israel/Palestine. This is human nature. Hatred is a strong emotion, and stronger yet when we are see and feeling ourselves and our families oppressed and hurt. But we can overcome this part of human nature. We can belive in a better tomorrow. We can believe in peace through discussion, learning, analysis, understanding. From the bottom of my heart, continue forward, and Godspeed.

Should hear them completely. This is what is needed between Palestine and Israel and all other countries who fighting with neighbours. Futures should be secured and safe. It can only happen if peace in present

Wow. These should be the values people need to propagate. Such a beautiful talk, hoping for a better and peaceful future

Another human being from the opposite side of the earth here. Thank you so much for this conversation. 🙏

Wow! This is what the World needs now, THANKS to the two Gentlemen. You can see the genuine and truth in their conversation, Great job

I wish the world were full of such kind and peacefull people and not of murderers.

So beautiful to watch. God bless your souls

Thank you for bringing hope into this horrible situation ❤️🕊️ may all beings be peaceful 🙏

This is what we need. A talk that about peace and love above everything else. In Malaysia, somehow i know, this kind of dialogue will be banned by the govt and most of the people because they don't believe in peace but revenge.. sad but true..

As someone from Israel, I wish those two will be the next leaders of our (Palestine & Israel) land. PEACE!

These are the voices we need to hear more from! these voices should lead the way!

Please speak louder, we have to listen.. 🙏🏻

Heartwarming, wishing you both luck on your pursuits. May we really start solving that issue. I liked both the ideas that anger shouldn’t drift into hate and that hope is fueled. But also forgiveness, that we forgive the past while standing firm in fighting for a better future. It’s easier to grasp as im not so directly implicated, I am sorry for all those that have lost loved ones, may your souls be healed

I literally have tears in my eyes, and i will definitely take this message from these wonderful people, "I am still as committed to peace as I was before. I don't want my story to lead to hate" May Allah Be the protector of innocent people on both sides! Love for All, Hatred for none!!

“I love you. And it brings me to the most important lessons I’ve learned: That hope is an action. It’s not something you find It’s not something you can lose It’s something you are making. And I came up with a simple formula, a recipe, “how to make hope” First, like love you cannot do it by yourself, You are doing it with others. And we are starting by envisioning a better future. And then we are acting to make this future into a reality. It’s act, we must act. And through the process we always need to convince first ourselves, and all our coalition and everyone who is willing to listen, that our actions are effective. And I believe if we will be brave enough and brilliant enough, we can make this future into a reality. In the new future that by 2030 or before there’s going to be peace between the river and the sea.” 🙌🏼

This is so beautiful and what our “leaders” SHOULD be doing. If they did engage with one another in a compassionate and caring way, these conversations would not be necessary because the conflict would not exist. The true issue is the desire for power and greed at the expense of human lives. It’s time to stop resorting to war and replace blind hatred with compassion, empathy, and love. I remain hopeful and optimistic that this will be reality in my lifetime ❤

i dont have any words to describe my feeling after watching this conversation i just want to say thank you for all your hard work thank you

I wish/pray for millions on each side to have this courage and mindset! Please Lord help them heal!❤from South Africa!

This is such an important talk. Thank you

The world needs more of these people❤

The Oct. 7 slaughter described by Dr Ahmed, a woman physician and international human rights advocate WSJ 10/27/23: "As an observant Muslim, I felt a duty to come and bear witness. What I saw will remain with me forever.... I examined bodies and ashes, incinerated teeth and bones. I saw toddlers, teens and adults, young and old, many of them bound, tortured and burned alive."

No talking over each other, arguing or any interruption between the two people, these are the kind of adult conversations needed around these issues, regardless of how angry people are, both sides need to LISTEN to each other