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It's a world of peace and prosperity and sustainability.
And a documentary that we're doing on Jimmy Carter and his Mid-East peace efforts over the years.
And so, on an overcast morning in January, I headed north off in a silver Chevy to find a man and some peace.
And I was mentioning Abed and myself, noting deliberately that I was here in peace, to the people in this town, when I met Mohamed outside a post office at noon.
This gave them the peace of mind to move forward.
Europe, despite its recent failures, is the world's most successful cross-border peace experiment.
I have faith, for instance, that peace in the Middle East is possible despite the ever-accumulating mass of evidence to the contrary.
And he'd commit himself fully to the hard and thorny process of making peace.
They were not received in ghettos or separated, but integrated, joined together, and, at least in the kitchen, learned to build bountiful bridges of love and peace.
But finally, today we can celebrate proudly, with confidence and in peace, our multicultural identity.
In this way, sometime in the near future, each and every family, home and person with good information can pick ingredients that will help to recuperate our health and environment, to fight inequality, and moreover, to recover that emotional peace that we need.
But then an annoying whine interrupts the peace, getting closer, and closer, and closer.
In effect, a vicious cycle of fear, avoidance, mistrust and misunderstanding had been established, and this was a battle in which I felt powerless and incapable of establishing any kind of peace or reconciliation.
And all the while, I listened to my voices, with whom I'd finally learned to live with peace and respect and which in turn reflected a growing sense of compassion, acceptance and respect towards myself.
I didn't want to pity myself, nor to be pitied, and I thought by organizing such a marathon, I'll be able to pay back to my community, build bridges with the outside world, and invite runners to come to Lebanon and run under the umbrella of peace.
Once that trust was built, everybody wanted to be part of the marathon to show the world the true colors of Lebanon and the Lebanese and their desire to live in peace and harmony.
That was a turning point for the marathon, where people started looking at it as a platform for peace and unity.
Themes have included runs for the environment, breast cancer, for the love of Lebanon, for peace, or just simply to run.
I believe these are the building blocks for future peace.
But with the end of the Cold War came also the end of the Israeli-Iranian cold peace.
The easiest target was the peace process, and now the Iranian ideological bark was to be accompanied by a nonconventional bite, and Iran began supporting extensively Palestinian Islamist groups that it previously had shunned.
In some ways, this sounds paradoxical, but according to Martin Indyk of the Clinton administration, the Iranians had not gotten it entirely wrong, because the more peace there would be between Israel and Palestine, the U.S. believed, the more Iran would get isolated.
The more Iran got isolated, the more peace there would be.
So according to Indyk, and these are his words, the Iranians had an interest to do us in on the peace process in order to defeat our policy of containment.
Who will risk peace?
But rather than making war inevitable by viewing this as ideological, we would be wise to seek ways to make peace possible.
After all, it was Yitzhak Rabin himself who said, "You don't make peace with your friends.
As the mayor was preparing to deliver the speech starting the march, his team noticed that, while half of the participants were appropriately dressed in white, and bearing banners asking for peace, the other half was actually marching in support of the criminal organization and its now-presumed-defunct leader.
We have been told that the road to peace is not a sprint, but is more like a marathon.
He was bringing peace to a divided and violent South Africa, one man with an unbelievable sense of his humanity.
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