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Thich Nhat Hanh · October 24, 2003 · New Hamlet, Plum Village, France Not yet reviewed

We are re-publishing this Dharma Talk from October 24, 2003, recorded on the fifth day of a retreat in Plum Village for Palestinians and Israelis, where Thich Nhat Hanh offered his perspective on resolving conflict based on Buddhist teachings as well as his own experience of war in Vietnam.

Israeli Palestinian Retreat: Question and Answer
Plum Village France

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After atrocities like the Nanking massacre, how can a society protect itself without killing?

From "Questions & Answers" • March 27, 2004

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How can justice arise when one side holds overwhelming military and political power?

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