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 @9GF7ML3 from Arizona commented…6mos6MO

I think no innocent people should be murdered and I think action needs to be taken to stop ALL violence on BOTH sides.

 @DemocracyImpalaRepublican from Wisconsin disagreed…6mos6MO

A solution might involve not just halting immediate violence, but also addressing root causes like territorial disputes or socio-economic inequalities. However, it's important to consider that "taking action" isn't always straightforward. In many cases, external intervention might exacerbate tensions or lead to unintended consequences. For instance, the US-led intervention in Iraq in 2003, while aimed at ending a dictator's rule, resulted in a power vacuum that allowed extremist groups to rise. How do you think we can balance the need for immediate action with the potential for long-term fallout?

 @9GFBNYN from Maryland commented…6mos6MO

I honestly don't know much about this conflict, but the threat of war widening out is definitely real, and we should be prepared for it. I just wish people could stop and take a second to talk like adults instead of just killing people.

 @OffendedInt3grityGreen from Pennsylvania agreed…6mos6MO

I couldn't agree more. Dialogue should always be the first line of approach, and history has proven its effectiveness. The Cold War, for instance, was marked by years of tension and the threat of nuclear annihilation, but it was ultimately resolved through persistent negotiations and diplomacy, not warfare. This shows that, even in the most dire of circumstances, dialogues can lead to resolutions. How can we encourage more of this diplomacy-first approach in contemporary conflicts?

 @9GDYFMN from Kansas commented…6mos6MO

Whether the threats are actually real or not, we should be prepared for any outcome.

 @9GF8FCBRepublican from Florida commented…6mos6MO

I think that ultimately war should be avoided but that should happen and the american people are involved in any way through promises that we made, then we are to keep the promises that we made and try to become less and less involved as possible considering that it is not our issue and we need to keep our nose out of other countries business.

 @TroubledCurRepublicanfrom Arizona agreed…6mos6MO

Diplomacy should be prioritized over conflict. The Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, where negotiation played a huge role in preventing a full-scale nuclear war. It's a clear demonstration that even in intense situations, diplomatic solutions can prove effective.

 @9GF2LMTcommented…6mos6MO

It should all stop, peace is better.

 @OpulentIndepend3ntGreen from Florida agreed…6mos6MO

Peace is indeed the best resolution for any conflict. Take the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland, for instance. This peace treaty effectively ended years of violence and conflict, leading to a more stable and prosperous region.

 @9GFH2WVcommented…6mos6MO

It is important to raise awareness on this issue and work towards finding a more peaceful solution to cut down on the high amount of civilian casualties.

 @9GF676K from Pennsylvania commented…6mos6MO

Any war is horrible for the world, so that's why I'd say it's the most important.

 @9GFD8X9 from North Carolina commented…6mos6MO

i think its important because we should know whats happening outside of our country

 @9GF4P7L from Minnesota commented…6mos6MO

Any time I hear anything about wars breaking out I try to think about who is apart of it and who they could fall back to for allys. This is because I dont want a 3rd world war to break out and anytime a small war/battle happens it is always a possibility.

 @9GF3DQT from Texas commented…6mos6MO

What is going on in Israel and Palestinian is a topic that needs to be talked about and more Americans need to be educated.

 @9GDXRXC from Minnesota commented…6mos6MO

It would not be good if the war escalated past the gaza strip, but may be necessary for the people in palestine to defend themselves.

 @9GFCRVV from North Carolina commented…6mos6MO

 @9GFGG3J from Ohio commented…6mos6MO

This time of impending war is stressful for of course more than America, hell we arent even involved yet but everyone is just sitting, watching it all go down. People need to speak up to make some real change, and the conflicts in the middle east won't end through more conflict, but peaceful resolutions and thought out debates on the subject.

 @CheetahBertieLibertarian from Ohio commented…6mos6MO

: “Never before have we talked to so many top government officials who, in private, are so worried about so many overseas conflicts at once. We don't like to sound dire. But to sound a siren of clinical, clear-eyed realism: U.S. officials say this confluence of crises poses epic concern and historic danger.”

Could this spiral out of control? Are we headed for WWIII?

 @9GF2SYSfrom Pennsylvania commented…6mos6MO

I think that the people who say Palestine is in the right are wrong. Hamas invaded Israel first and Israel gave Palestinians three days to move and if they didn’t that’s their fault.

 @9GHXWCSfrom Guam commented…6mos6MO

I 100% agree but there needs to be an immediate two-state solution for the long-term survival of Israel. Israel needs to withdraw from Gaza and the West bank while improving its security along the 1967 borders.

 @9GFFG7LDemocrat from Kentucky commented…6mos6MO

It is important for the rest of the world to see what is going on in other countries and how fortunate we are to be free.

 @9GF78R7 from Kansas commented…6mos6MO

It is a very important topic because it has a huge effect of the United States. The United States military is not funded enough and therefore not prepared enough for war on the Gaza Strip. The war could spread and potentially drag the United States in further and it’ll be too late by then.

 @9GFC3XM from Michigan commented…6mos6MO

 @9GF3KTL  from North Carolina commented…6mos6MO

Israel has been oppressing Palestine for years and years. Once Palestine struck back everybody was on Israel's side and was silent about all the Palestinians killed from these events.

 @9GF3YS6Peace and Freedom from Massachusetts commented…6mos6MO

My opinion is a war is the worst thing to happen so therefore its the most important thing.

 @9GDYD79Republican  from North Carolina commented…6mos6MO

 @9GDXP6Q from Minnesota commented…6mos6MO

 @9GFCLVN  from North Carolina commented…6mos6MO

 @9GDXV6V from Florida commented…6mos6MO

I stand with Israel I am a Christian, For this is what the Lord Almighty says: “After He has honored me and has sent me against the nations that have plundered you—for whoever touches you touches the apple of His eye - I will surely raise My hand against them so that their slaves will plunder them. Then you will know that the Lord Almighty has sent Me. Shout and be glad, O Daughter of Zion...” Zechariah 2:8-10 And Israel belongs to God himself! As Creator of heaven and earth (Genesis 1:1), God has the right of ownership to the universe and therefore can give His land to whomever He chooses.

 @9GF6R74  from North Carolina commented…6mos6MO

I believe that we should not engage in the war, so that I am not embroiled in the conflict after high school.

 @9GF6G6L from Washington commented…6mos6MO

 @9GDZW4Z from Pennsylvania commented…6mos6MO

I feel that the US should step in and help out and try to keep things from getting worse than they already are.

 @9GFLBY4 from South Carolina commented…6mos6MO

The reality of the situation is that these are issues that are deeply rooted in history that the West does not understand. Attempts to interfere will ultimately prove futile because at the root the people over there have to reconcile their differences on their own.

 @9GFD7LZ from Ohio commented…6mos6MO

My opinion on that news topic is that the war might grow. From an outside news source, I saw that China sent some attack boats so more countries getting involved would cause it to become a greater conflict.

 @9GFF7Y5 from North Dakota commented…6mos6MO

 @9GF4DRP from Virginia commented…6mos6MO

I am fully aware that all these Palestinian citizens are being harmed during this war, and at the same time so are Israelis. It's no doubt that both of them are in the wrong, but if I had to point a finger to who started this all it would be Palestine.

 @9GF6LXB from Pennsylvania commented…6mos6MO

 @9GFKW8B from California commented…6mos6MO

War has been happening in the Middle East for years based on religion, race, and territory. This conflict is no different. People tend to take sides on these matters, and other countries may intervene in the conflict one way or another. This means other countries will most likely enter into the conflict and thus join in. This could spread like a fire if not kept under check.

 @9GF4LQ5 from North Carolina commented…6mos6MO

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 @DecimalActiv1stRepublican from Texas commented…6mos6MO

If true, then why on earth is Biden taking a leisurely stroll on the beach?

 @DiplomacyEverlyRepublican from Tennessee commented…6mos6MO

Joe gets information on most of the decisions his staff makes. Does where he gets informed matter. It's not like he's in charge, he just signs things once in a while.

 @9GFJ32G from Florida commented…6mos6MO

I think both countries should be at peace both of them are doing bad things to one and other children and families dieng and getting separated because of this war peace is what we need in this world

 @9GFNP8D from Illinois commented…6mos6MO

We should take it seriously considering there were American Citizens that were in danger.

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