The walk from "no" to "yes" - William Ury

[@marwanabdopmp3288]

So amazing and inspiring ..Thanks Mr.Ury. We need all to getting " YES" to peace

[@afrusskamaz3704]

simply amazing, but very instructive. our minds are powerful tools and can be put to better use for utmost advantage to humanity.

[@JadeBrieanne]

This is so amazing.

[@levfomchenkov2906]

Incredible. Why so few views?

[@MrBillyspilly]

Judaism, Islam, & Christianity have all been major influences for over 1,400 years and will all almost certainly remain global influences for another 1,000 years or more given our species' propensity toward (tenacity with) cultural norms. Thus, seeking commonality is about the wisest thing a shrewd negotiator can possibly do. Bridges can not be built by hurling stones at the parties standing on opposite sides of the chasm. Casting stones merely enrages the participants.

[@TRoberts-228]

The sound on this is terrible on headphones and only plays very loudly on one side.

[@Kenia-sn1cg]

A point of correction though, the Americans are not in the middle-east for the story, they have deeper, much more crude motive

[@donkurrie5214]

These are speech that people like Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin need to listen to so they can tone down their arrogance.

[@mehdizazoua7122]

Very interesting indeed... But I personnally think the Middle east will never be Europe because it's not in Europe's and all the world superpower's interests for the middle east to be strong and united...

[@jonmichaelroberts]

Some good writing but this is a bit non-instructive, but a decent story.

[@ImFootty]

SO BORING

[@asternegash1667]

If it's that boring then whyd u keep watching????

[@waltercheng078]

Maybe he didn't @@asternegash1667