Gender Equality And A Culture Of Peace Analysis

Herbert C. Kjellman(2015) “Building trust among enemies: The central challenge for international conflict resolution" defines reconciliation as various forms of restorative justice designed to unite and rehabilitated people through community collaboration. Often, reconciliation is a peace method that function to end wars in multiple countries. That said, Michael Wessel(2005) “Community Reconciliation and Post-Conflict Reconstruction for Peace" perspective of reconciliation is the dynamic change from the culture of war to peace. Wessel (2005) further explains that in order to prevent future conflicts one must understanding the hardships of war to build and maintain peace. In support, Carolyn M. Stephenson(2009) “Gender Equality and a Culture of Peace ” believes that the …show more content…
Kelman (2005) explains the Israel-Palestine conflict as the primary example that peace is a difficult process. Lack of trust is one of the reasons why peace is difficult to achieve because of bitterness and learned hatred. For example, the Israel and Palestine conflicts show how stubborn political interfere with the goal to achieve peace. Stephen Zunes lecture (2018) elaborates that both Israel and Palestine don't trust each other due to the legacy of war. From my understanding, the conflict between Israel and Palestine derives from who has ownership of land and promotion of religious ideologies. Dr. Zunes(2018), further explains that unfair treatment in business between Israel and Palestine continuously contributes to conflict. All in mind, unauthorized workshops involving citizens from both countries to gain an insight of how war ultimately damages them. The primary reason for war is for land and natural resources. Restorative justice is the prevention method to extremism because it requires love and the responsibility of local community members to address individual with