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Makale Özeti:
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We “witness” war every day and everywhere. In the morning papers, in the prime time news, magazines, Internet and other communication channels - war dominates the media. We watch and read about people trapped in the war zone, vehemently praying besides corpse who may be their friends or relatives and perhaps their loved ones. They were crying in helplessness, despair and anger and no one could give them a hand. This incessant and mournful event has become a never-ending story. Since the existence of man on earth, war becomes so common to everyman, synonymous to food and clothes. Surviving and dying are common. Bombing of thousands of innocent people with sophisticated weaponry is common. But no one could stop the war. It involves human dignity, right and pride and more often than not war sometimes is a justifying cause for nation to protect their territorial rights and enduring values.
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