I understand the depth of emotions and concerns that have been raised regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It is undeniable that this is one of the most complex and longest situations in history, characterized by violence, suffering and hostility on both sides. The conflict involves political, religious, territorial and cultural issues, making it particularly difficult to resolve. It is important to note that there are different opinions on this conflict, and the solution has never been simple. Dialogue and diplomacy have often been proposed as solutions, but reaching a lasting agreement requires a willingness on both sides to make concessions and work together to find a peaceful solution.

It is understandable that many feel deeply troubled by the suffering and tragedies that have befallen people in this region. The loss of life, especially innocent civilians, is always a tragedy. The task of finding a peaceful solution is complex, requiring the involvement of many stakeholders, including religious leaders, political leaders and the international community.

It is important to continue to seek peaceful solutions, encourage dialogue and work towards mutual understanding. This conflict has caused suffering for many generations, and the hope is that, in the future, there will be a solution that allows people to live in peace and prosperity, respecting the human rights and dignity of all.