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The Holy Land, occupied by the Peaceful People of Palestine, over the longer term, with and of a belief in their history and regard for the spiritual sanctity of the land they stand upon. That Peaceful existence is not perfect, and who would not deny the violence inherent in their defence of that land, and their defended place on it. Would you call it Nationalism?

And on toward the later arriving nationalists, and their Jewish faith, accommodating to the land as only for the Jewish, they say; and writ large too in the political landscape of the, other, less voluminously faithful. And their deeds writ larger, in every part of our own landscape, selectively by some, passionately by others and emphatically still, by others. With each day the crimes are done, with each day the disturbed are empowered, with each day a new derelict morality declared. Would you call it Nationalism?

I would call only Nationalism, Nationalism, the Peace would settle the issue only before God, and the People.

To you this is the be all and end all of your world, to me naught more than the Beginning of anew.

Nationalism is naught to anybody.

There are a number of serious issues here that we may, or may not, return to in the future.

Fundamentally this is cause for concern, but we are happier that these things do not become an emergency before they are fully and properly considered. Emergency for the sake of it serves no-ones interests.

We thank our sister publication El Pais for their excellent, timely and decisive contribution, our friends in the Catholic Church for their wise and comforting guidance, the people of Hungary for their affirmation and our friends and colleagues around the World whom believe, as we do, that the Peace will always triumph over the adversity and poverty of Conflict and War.