No I didn't see it, was watching the Penlea Lifeboat programme, the sort of thing that does restore ones faith in human nature.
There is always hope, but at the moment it gets smaller with every bomb and rocket. The problem I see at the moment is that both sides believe they have to kill to maintain popular support, but fail to see that every time they kill some one on the opther side they simply re-inforce their determination to kill too. If you add to that and Israeli army that needs conflict to maintain it position of power within the country, and arab militias that need conflict to keep the money flowing in from places like Iran and Syria. The result is a never ending cycle of violence.
Israel will never destroy Hamas and Hezbollah on the battle field, and by the same token they will never destroy Israel.
Peter