Just while Tzipi Livni is busy preparing to become the next Israeli Prime Minister, and Syria and Israel continue their feverish yet surreptitious discussions, a huge bomb exploded in Damascus, killing dozens. Apparently, there are people who simply abhor the idea of Israel-Syria getting cozy to talk about the long awaited peace in the region.

Sadly, bombing has become the fastest growing new world fashion. For the past several months, never had a day gone by without a bomb exploding somewhere on the globe, often accompanied by traumatic casualties.

Complete lacking of respect for others is inexcusable; ignoring the lives of the innocence constitutes a heinous crime far beyond human acceptance. The world seems to be at a loss in tackling this notoriously loathsome felony.

Perhaps the bombers have been the neglected ones, opting for the wrong way to voice their grief. But is there a way out?