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*„Wir wollten Gerechtigkeit und bekamen den '''Rechtsstaat'''“. - Bärbel Bohley“ | *„Wir wollten Gerechtigkeit und bekamen den '''Rechtsstaat'''“. - Bärbel Bohley“ | ||
*"So I confess: I am a friend of Israel. I am willing to go far to be Israel's friend. It implies that I quite simply recognise Israel's obvious right to exist, today, in the future. It implies Israel's duty to defend itself. - It does not imply the right to torment people. There is nö such right. No one has the '''right to do wrong.'''" | *"So I confess: I am a friend of Israel. I am willing to go far to be Israel's friend. It implies that I quite simply recognise Israel's obvious right to exist, today, in the future. It implies Israel's duty to defend itself. - It does not imply the right to torment people. There is nö such right. No one has the '''right to do wrong.'''" - (Lars S. Christensen, in: Kingdom of Olives and Ash. Writers confront the Occupation. London 2017) | ||
(Lars S. Christensen, in: Kingdom of Olives and Ash. Writers confront the Occupation. London 2017) | |||
*“It is more proper that law should govern than any one of the citizens.” - Aristotle, Politics (350 BCE) | *“It is more proper that law should govern than any one of the citizens.” - Aristotle, Politics (350 BCE) | ||
*“If someone disobeys the law, even if he is (otherwise) worthy, he must be punished. If someone meets the standard, even if he is (otherwise) unworthy, he must be found innocent. Thus the Way of the public good will be opened up, and that of private interest will be blocked.” - The Huainanzi 139 BCE (Han Dynasty, China) | *“If someone disobeys the law, even if he is (otherwise) worthy, he must be punished. If someone meets the standard, even if he is (otherwise) unworthy, he must be found innocent. Thus the Way of the public good will be opened up, and that of private interest will be blocked.” - The Huainanzi 139 BCE (Han Dynasty, China) | ||