Let´s get to the point, shall we?

I hold the belief that violence is in no condition a means to solve conflicts between human beings and between societies.
I have a somewhat ambiguous opinion on the matter of violence for the sake of Self-Defense, mainly because the term has been so brutally Orwellianized and deformed, that it seems to have lost all resemblance to its original meaning.

As I wrote to Tal Cohen, my fight always has been, and will always remain, made out of words.
Unlike those who I am "fighting" against, and yes, those whose causes are similar to mine, I chose not to use violence, and not to support those who does, as a matter of principle.
Than again, I do maintain my support for an International Law system, which will regulate the use of violence in a combat situation - this contradiction stems from my perception of the law as the most efficient way to impose Justice, until such justice can be achieved in non-violent and direct ways.

It might shock you, but I have considered going to the occupied territories, as an Internationalist and as an Activist, in order to help the oppressed and the innocents with the basic needs that the Israeli army is denying of them. I choose a different path, but I am not sure that I have done wisely. Anyway, it is possible that someday I will return, as a foreigner, to Israel, in order to take a part in one of those humanitarian campaigns.
I am sure that people like you will be most happy to see people like me get hurt, but I can assure you that it is not wise-versa. I pity you, and I deplore your way of thinking, but I do not want to see you get hurt.