A priori, it’s an election that concerns only a tiny country – Israel – confronted with gigantic social problems. In fact, this election concerns the entire world, whose stability relies very heavily on that of the Middle East, which itself relies largely on the capacity of Israelis and Palestinians to make peace and recognize each another.
It’s impossible not to hear the despair of youth today: Those pursuing their studies are lost in the complexity of the coursework, the dilapidation of the teaching facilities, the absence of scholarships and student housing.
Among the numerous obstacles still hidden in the crisis, there lies one of tremendous amplitude, still carefully concealed despite its imminence: in a few weeks, the banks will announce their results for 2008; they will then have to recognize that their capital stocks.
Why must it be that it is the unjust occupation of the Palestinian terrorites by an Israel which must be denounced and never that of other neighbors in several bordering countries?
The battle presently playing out in Gaza is not only about Israelis and Palestinians; it is the herald of a considerable revolution in the format of warfare between nations, and between nations and non-state entities.
Une longue période sans élections s’ouvre. Profitons-en sans attendre l’aggravation de la crise économique de l’Occident.
Les élèves de tous les lycées d’aujourd’hui travailleront encore en 2050. Quels métiers exerceront-ils ? À quels métiers faut-il les préparer ? Avec quelles technologies ? Dans quelles entreprises ? Selon quelles règles ? Avec quel droit du travail ?…
Au lieu de précariser les emplois, il faut sécuriser le parcours des jeunes en leur fournissant une rémunération digne de ce nom.
