Who is responsible for the armed conflicts in our modern world? Between Turkey and the Kurds, as well as between Palestine and Israel, and Russia and Ukraine, no peaceful solution seems to be in sight. Cemal Cetin asks the question: Is such a development toward peaceful coexistence even desired? What, in particular, prevents our politicians from acting in the spirit of peace and human rights?
This book prompts us to consider what fundamentally drives our politicians' actions and asks whether we, as human beings, are powerless against these mechanisms. This work, which is as analytical as it is emotional, aims to encourage its readers to reflect and question their own perceptions.
