What hope for peace is there between the Sunni and Shia factions in Iraq?

Answer 1

As soon as US and Allies move out, the country will enter a full scale civil war. not only ill the Muslims be slaughtering each other like there is no tommorrow, The kurds in the north along with all the civilians who moved into the area will be ethicaly cleansed.

For US to move out would be totaly irresponsible. There is a good saying 'don;t start what you can't finish'.

To answer original question, fighting will only stop between factions when Iraqi governament and Army are powerful enough to keep order. Efforts must be intensified to requit and train impartial Iraqi military force.

Answer 2

Not much. Bush's administration was warned about this before entering Iraq (that these two factions would push Iraq into a civil war), but ignored this fact. The only way any peace will be found now is if Iran, Syria and other middle east countries step up and help fix what America broke... But America, Britian and all other invading countries also must carry their weight... This is certainly no time, as Bush says, to cut and run... Ho! HO! doesn't it suck Mr Bush when the shoe is on the other foot... The fat is in the fire...

Answer 3

i'm not a muslim. yet in a pluralistic society like yours it ought to seem that you comprehend the transformations between yourselves. Then vote into regulation and implement it the very incontrovertible fact that Sunni's that spoil the regulation will be tried in the front of a Sunni court docket homestead. And and a similar ingredient for Shai. And if a Sunni does damage to a Shai that there be a court docket run with the help of a foreigner who does corporation there. which will degree out justice. also keep in mind that in accordance to the Bible the first international skill is the position Iraq is there now. And that became lengthy earlier Islam. that's too undesirable they couldn't in simple terms comprehend one yet another as brothers and attempt to get a lengthy. And in Daniel's time the Iraqi's were one those that were not afraid to allow foreigners to be in authorities. They reognized knowledge at the same time as they said it even if Iraqi or not. it truly is the way the society must be in a pluralistric society. you're good divide and triumph over is faulty. it rather is the way of a corrupt authorities that seeks to serve itself and under no circumstances the people. a real authorities ought to empower the people to regulate the authorities so as that justice will be meted out to all. And information to substantiate any kind of justice is that the communities be accountalbe to their friends that are interior a similar religious sect. because i rather do have self belief contained in the places of Iran and Iraq and interior Sunni and Shai are a those that want peace and under no circumstances warfare. That want desire and under no circumstances melancholy. and those are the aims that are consumer-pleasant to guy. sturdy success.

Answer 4

None, with America trying act like we know what we are doing over their in Iraq. The question know being discussed is, "How can America get out of Iraq without looking like the laughing stock and sad sacks that we have become in the eyes of the World?
The answer is also clear.
We can not hide what we have done in Iraq! We are going to have to buy our way out of this problem. Money is all that we have left to bargain.
How can we teach the Sunni and Shia anything with our record?

Answer 5

Ask the same question in about 30 Years time. There are estimated to be officially 164 conflicts (as in wars) going on in the world some have been going for 30 years or more. Angola for example. Until we humans actually get tired of killing each other and inventing new and nastier ways to do it there is no chance of peace. If you think you live in peace just check your papers and count up the murders and shootings in an average week. You may argue it is relative, but the fact is in our societies peace is imposed. The 'ruling power' has the authority to detain its citizens even in our 'democracies'. People in other countries can see the hypocrisies in our system and do not take to our 'preaching' about how they should live, pray, or govern their own. Would we?

Answer 6

Probably none at all. The only hope is to split it up into individual religious areas and conduct an enormous migration plan to move everyone about - for their own safety. It's been done before (India and East/West Pakistan and Bangladesh). The carnage will continue until this becomes defacto solution anyway because each group will migrate to the areas they feel safest in. There's not enough interest it seems in a federal solution.

Answer 7

Absolutely none - you only have to look around the new 'developing' world to see there's nothing but angst - Srilanka [Ceylon] most African countries, the 'Middle East' pre-oil and since the West helped them discover 'oil' and other areas probably too numerous to mention.

The mind set is primitive the only modern day assets they can claim are money through oil or handouts from other countries which enter the coffers of the corrupt presidents.

Answer 8

I hope you're in the UK, 'cos this wont make much sense otherwise - but I'm afraid there's as much hope of peace in Iraq as there was of peace between Catholic and Protestant in Northern Ireland during the past 40 years.

Answer 9

Little to None. Its the same ancient fight that continues through out Africa and between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
Peace is not an attraction, or an interest. They want to obliterate the other side - period. The faster we admit that, the faster we can save our own soldiers!

Answer 10

About as much hope as David Cameron becoming Prime Minister