We heard so much about neighbors turning against each other. There's a woman who works for World Vision as a translator. At the beginning of the war, her uncle was in Sarajevo, and the Serbs came to attack his neighbor, who was a Bosnian Muslim. Her uncle was killed defending his neighbor. There are many cases like that, but you don't hear about them because those people didn't survive, and they don't receive attention.
People are weak in a time of fear.
It was a very brutal and hard situation, and it needs a merciful interpretation. It's like we begrudge them because they are in need. Bosnians have every intention of coming out of their situation if they are allowed peace, recovery, and a chance to build the future. As Christians, we have a moral obligation to try to respond to situations of suffering or wrongdoing, especially when there is the strength to do so. America has this incredible military with the capability to make the former warring factions be at peace.