The IDI should reread and study the principles on which Israel was founded and then perhaps it will mobilize its energies for peace and human rights and cease drafting bizarre agreements between the religious and the secular, between Jews and Arabs, between a regime of religious establishments and those who wish to live as free individuals unencumbered by the yoke of religion and ritual. Israel urgently needs a struggle for human rights – for all individuals – a struggle against discrimination, against degradation, against arrogance. And Israel especially needs peace and open debates.