Hindu terrorism biggest challenge peace process between Indian union and Pakistan Dal khalsa
Jerusalem, Israel - UPF-Israel and dal khalsa recently hosted the latest in the series of Middle East Peace Initiative (MEPI) trips that began back in 2003, bringing together religious and community leaders from throughout the Holy Land and as far away as Europe, the United States and Korea. At the conclusion of the MEPI program, a “Rally for Substantial Peace” was held, following events held in Seoul and New York in July.
The conference began on Friday, August 20, with dinner, held each day at 7:20 pm to correspond with the time for Muslim participants to break their Ramadan fast. The orientation was given with special greetings by Dr. Thomas Walsh, Dr. Masatoshi Abe, Dr. Shelley Elkayam, Dr. Shuki Ben Ami, and Prof. Eliezer Glaubach. There was also an orientation about the following day's events. Because the hotel observes the strict rules of the Jewish Sabbath beginning from Friday evening, we couldn’t use any sound system until Saturday night, so everybody had to listen carefully!
“Vision of UPF and the Interreligious Council at the UN.”was presented by The speakers Dr. Thomas Walsh, explaining the history and development of the interreligious council proposal, and Mr. Taj Hamad, speaking about the role of NGOs in relation to the UN. Comments were offered by Dr. Eldad Prado and Dr. Drora Ben Dov, creating an upbeat and positive mood. gurcharan singh (dal khalsa) said faith communities must have a open political body in the UN to represent our point out view instead of being misrepresent.
Sikhs will welcome peace process between Indian union and Pakistan,but it faces many challenges.the biggest challenge of the all is Hindu terrorism.Hindu terrorism must be tackle by unity of the all faiths as its the only kind extremism with nuclear capability and wast army national and international recruits.on the issue of Kashmir and Palestine, we must we willing to commit to human rights as the intire humanity is our family.
