The goal should be the two states solution. It won't be possible if there isn't a strong international pressure on Israel. Again, Israel is a criminal state and should be treated as such. So is Russia, and nobody publishes memes on how Russia has no right to exist.
If I understand the original idiom, the nearest French expression would be “you can't make a race horse from a donkey” (“tu ne peux pas faire un cheval de course d'un âne”).
Yes communication is possible, just not directly, hence the signs and the symbols.
As for Jesus, even if he's God and a human at the same time, it doesn't mean that he would be able to speak divine truths directly. An infinite being as God cannot be rendered in a finite language.
I finally caught up so I can read these messages, I'm happy :-).
I watched all 7 episodes in a few days. So far, I liked this season very much, it's kind of sad to know it's the last season when they finally found their voice. Burnham is quite sufferable finally (even if they had to make her linked to the antagonists… at least it's indirectly) and the rest of the crew receive some light. Moll and L'ak are interesting and rich. I love to see more Breen. And reflections on spirituality touch me personally, it's refreshing to see Star Trek treating this subject more deeply than “religion is bad duh” (or with “akoocheemoya”s).
I have troubles expriming qualified opinions in English, which is not my mother tongue, sorry.
Of course secularism is not the problem, that was not what I intended to say, sorry again. But still, secularism has this secondary effect to weaken rational and open forms of religion while strengthening reactionary forms of religion.
I never saw a strong international pressure to make Israel comply.