Discussion on Trauma in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Now, not everybody is going to agree with me, I get it.
And I also understand
on both the sides of this debate, we're also dealing with
a lot of trauma, a lot of trauma.
I understand that for a lot of Jewish Americans, there's the trauma of the
Holocaust and the need to have a, a refuge. I understand that.
And I also understand that for a lot of Palestinian Americans
and Palestinians
everywhere, there's the trauma of the Nakba
and the great displacement of people
told that they were just going to be able to come home in a couple of days, never,
ever to be able to go back.
We've got to be able to create the circumstances within which both of these
deeply traumatized people
can have a conversation built on principle.
But to me, the answer has to be principle.
It has to be
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