However, there is greater strength in diversity and while the conflict is primarily political and cultural, it also has strong religious underpinnings. I don't think that it is any accident that both the major Moslem Holy place and the major Israeli Holy place occupy virtually the same ground, and both nations of people have the power to struggle over it, destroy it, or be strengthened by it. The outcome may depend on what people think that religion is about. While both religions co-existist and address different audiences, they share common origins and common goals. Power doesn't come from everyone being the same.
Power comes both from our diversity and from our unity.
Our diversity gives us breadth of interests and abilities to meet challenges and excel. Unity gives us the power of numbers to make it happen. U B Peace. This series of articles is a unique exploration and commentary. Transforming Conflict at Home, at Work, and in the World.