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By Express News Service
BENGALURU: The roles of Mahatma Gandhi and former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin were discussed by a panel of two academics, at an event organized Sunday by the Israeli Consulate General in Nairobi. South India.
The panelists – one from India and the other from Israel – spoke about the life and death of the two leaders, the similarities they shared and their remember the day they were murdered. The event was held to commemorate the two leaders.
The speakers were Professor Vijay Padaki, founding member of the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore (IIM-B) and visiting professor at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and Professor Gadi Ariav, badociate professor in management of technology and information systems. , Tel Aviv University, Israel.
Professor Padaki said that Gandhi was a complex person who had many problems in his life. "From the point of view of management, you see a very different Gandhi. Even his ideas on non-violence were complex, "he said.
The deaths of Gandhi and Rabin were badbadinations that shocked the respective countries. Recalling the badbadination of Rabin, Professor Ariav said that it was a devastating and incredible event in Israel. Professor Padaki stated that the killings had been fairly frequent throughout history and that they had all happened because people could not handle their differences. "Basic psychology is the same when whole communities are eliminated when they stand in someone's way," he said.
Professor Ariav pointed out that one of the differences between Gandhi and Rabin lay in the fact that the subject of Rabin's stature was still topical in Israel, unlike Gandhi's unquestionable stature as " mahatma of the nation. death is not long enough for a resolution, "he added.
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