VOICED: Some in Gaza seek revenge over reconciliation

The video discusses the ongoing conflict between rival Palestinian groups, highlighting the factional fighting in 2007 that resulted in numerous deaths. Despite attempts at reconciliation, personal stories of loss and revenge persist, complicating efforts to form a unity government. Legal and social reconciliation processes face challenges, with some families demanding justice for their lost loved ones. The video concludes with a reflection on the broader implications of the infighting and the slow progress towards unity.

What was the outcome of the factional fighting between Palestinian groups in 2007?

• The conflict was resolved peacefully.

• The groups formed a new political party.

• Nearly 350 Palestinians were killed.

• A peace treaty was signed.

What was the main concern of Mohammed's family regarding the reconciliation talks?

• They wanted to move to a different region.

• They wanted financial compensation.

• They were worried about losing their rights to seek revenge.

• They were eager to participate in the talks.

What role does the new social reconciliation committee play in the legal process?

• It only deals with financial disputes.

• It has no influence on legal matters.

• It can reduce the punishment for crimes.

• It can increase the punishment for crimes.

How does O'Malley Herder view justice for her grandsons' deaths?

• She prefers to leave it to the courts.

• She demands an eye for an eye.

• She believes in forgiveness and reconciliation.

• She wants financial compensation.

What might happen if people feel justice is not being served in the reconciliation process?

• They will stop participating in the process.

• They might start taking the law into their own hands.

• They will accept the decisions of the committee.

• They will move to another country.