Any procrastination, nitpicking or deviation from a full-fledged, equitable and lasting solution to the conflict will merely hasten the waning of international interest. A fair point and one that, after 66 years of getting nowhere fast, must be becoming evident to all those who can sense such changes of fortune, that the world must now move on to other more pressing matters. How then to maintain international engagement in the face of this perceived drain away from involvement in the fate of the region and its peoples? To draw in the rest of humanity more closely, there has to be a discernible pay-off in prospect, a willingness on everyones part to experiment with the situation in expectation of some substantial dividend in the near future. Self-interest will invariably triumph where it can be shown that this is indeed the likeliest result of further support and connection with what has long been a most perplexing and apparently insoluble problem. wwwl.laxiankey -- much like investing in one of Israels fabled start-up ventures, the profit margin for the entire planet can become greater than anything previously encountered in the whole of mankinds troubled history, both ancient and modern.
Posted on: Mon, 13 Oct 2014 07:43:03 +0000
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