We live in a world that shakes one extreme to another, a world that seems to be reduced to opposite camps – for or against, left or right, tradition or ancient. The public discussion becomes an incessant conflict, with the nuance being seen as weak and thawed as betrayal.
This polarization is imprisoned on each side within its ideological bubble, and exacerbates the social and political tensions instead of shaping them. But in the face of the in -depth rifts, there is another way, through the center – a way that opposes extremes, encourages dialogue and strives to find just solutions.
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