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International Disputes Are Seldom Black and White
Some "Track 2" Israeli-Syrian diplomacy is happening on the Internet. A new website, OneMideast.org, is bringing together Israelis and Syrians to discuss the best ways to achieve a negotiated peace between the two countries. In its first posting, the site includes a side by side comparison of the positions of the respective sides and offers counterfactuals for each argument. These are the first five out of twenty (the rest can be found on the site). The idea of unofficial web diplomacy is long overdue. And so is the recognition -- at the foundation of OneMideast.org -- that every international conflict has two sides (at least). In other words, contrary to what the zealots say, not all truth rests with one side.
