Description
Democracy is the foundation not only for understanding problems but also for addressing them. To the extent that it is present as a daily practice, as rules and traditions, it places us directly in confrontation with responsibility, compelling us, collectively, to seek solutions, monitor their implementation, and bear their consequences. It also leaves the door open for continued effort, review, and development, seeking better formulas by refining previously reached solutions. Thus, democracy becomes both the condition and the means of progress, the best way to protect society from upheavals or disruptions, and the formula that opens the way for the participation of dynamic, active, and new forces in assuming responsibility.
This understanding of democracy makes it the true environment for interaction, the exchange of experiences, and participation, and therefore the common denominator in all issues, large and small.
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