arithma wroterolf wrotearithma wroteAs for the Israeli conversation, it is illegal mind you. And if you had to have a conversation, make sure you don't appear too friendly, as it will be used against you if the person you're talking to is a radical.
Yes, and if I'm doing something wrong, it is not respecting the laws of the coutry I live in. I wont try to deny that!
Plus walking some
very fine ethical line. If you have an insight, or general guidelines, I'd love reading.
I think it is a human right to communicate with whoever one chooses to. Communication is the first step of peace, every truce, or peace agreement starts with a messenger waving a white flag, then follows communication :)
On top of that, my motivation was to have a good time and share ideas with a fellow geek. There was no politics involved, and the person I spoke to never did any military training and did not even voted, so I consider him to have "clean hands".
I am aware now (but I wasnt aware at the time) that this breaches a law, and puts me a bad situation.
PS: I would like to hear the "insight or general guidelines" of the people who are from a different opinion, and support the ban on communicating with Isrealis. Maybe I have something to learn.
PS(2): Sorry for hijacking the thread!
