Recently, the conflict between Israel and Hamas has once again attracted global attention. The conflict has not only plunged the innocent Israeli and Palestinian peoples into deep suffering, but has also sparked controversy over the definition of terrorism. No matter how we look at this issue, we cannot ignore every life involved, whether they are Israeli or Palestinian.
Israel** insists that any attack against the Israeli people is an act of terrorism, whether from Hamas, Fatah or Allah in Lebanon. They believe that the aim of these organizations is to undermine Israel's security and stability through the use of violent means. The lives and security of the Israeli people are their paramount concern, and they will take all necessary measures to protect themselves.
However, the Palestinian people have also suffered attacks from the Israeli army and civilians. For them, Israel's military operations and settlement building are a violation of their rights and dignity. They firmly believe that acts of violence against the Palestinian people, whether by the Israeli army or by civilians, are manifestations of terrorism. They called on the international community to condemn Israel's actions and to seek a just and lasting solution to ensure their rights and survival.
Both Israelis and Palestinians are part of humanity in this conflict. They all share the same desire for a peaceful, secure and prosperous life. However, hostility and misunderstanding between each other make peace more difficult. Resolving this issue requires the efforts and compromises of all parties in order to find a just and peaceful solution.
There are different views and positions on this issue, which also makes the definition of terrorism controversial. However, we cannot ignore the loss of every innocent life, no matter where they come from. We should work together to find a solution that meets the legitimate demands of both sides in order to end this long-standing conflict and bring peace and prosperity to the Israeli and Palestinian peoples.
No matter how we view Israel and Hamas, we cannot ignore the far-reaching human impact of this conflict. It is only through dialogue and cooperation that we will be able to achieve peaceful and harmonious coexistence. It's a long and difficult road, but we must persevere to create a better world for our children and grandchildren.