Peace cannot be imposed from outside unless you do it by overwhelming force of arms, which is obviously not the case here. The parties have to want peace themselves.
George Mitchell: “Peace cannot be imposed from outside unless you do it by overwhelming force of arms, which is obviously not the case…”
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Mitchell emphasizes that true peace requires the willingness of both parties involved.
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