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  The Moral Imperative of Sincere Yoga Students in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: An Ahimsa-Based Perspective Addressing Hatred, Vengeance, and Anger as Core Internal Drivers The ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is one of the most complex and painful conflicts in the world, posing deep moral challenges for every individual, especially those committed to the philosophy of Yoga. This article will examine the duty of sincere Yoga students to oppose harm to civilian populations in this conflict, focusing on non-violence (Ahimsa) as a central tenet of Yoga philosophy. This includes the imperative to oppose both the October 7th massacre and the killing of numerous Palestinian civilians in Gaza. Furthermore, we will address the need to confront internal motivations of hatred, vengeance, and anger, which often drive decision-makers and implementers. Ahimsa: The Cornerstone of Yoga Philosophy Ahimsa , a Sanskrit term meaning "non-harm" or "non-violence,...