Jack Khoury, Amos Harel, Associated Press, Jonathan Lis, Haaretz, January 27, 2025
1. The principle of freedom. Because the freedom to think and act is threatened everywhere, and not only in the countries known as tyrannies …
2. The refusal of hatred and resentment. We are no ‘bleating pacifists’. We do not agree to anything to get peace. …
3. The principle of equality. Because all people are equal, absolutely, we cannot accept any ruling discrimination, be it ordinary or exceptional, statutory or provisory. …
4. The principle of unity, and equivalence of sufferings. What is happening far from us does not necessarily prevail over what is happening within our walls. Here too …
5. The principle of defence of minorities, of the oppressed. Because the equivalence of sufferings does not mean the equivalence of responsibilities …
6. The principle of non-judgement. Because any morals, soon enough, coops us up into an attitude of superiority …