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CBC News joins the Royal Canadian Geographical Society on an exclusive deep sea expedition to visit and 3D map the last ships of legendary explorers Ernest Shackleton and Robert Falcon Scott. We take you deep below the Labrador Sea to see what time has left behind on the famous wrecks of Quest and Terra Nova, as the crews struggle with weather, icebergs, and the shipwrecks themselves.
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<br>-The US should be fair regarding the Palestinian issue, specifically concerning the demarcation of borders between Palestine and Israel. (Fairness is what commands respect and admiration from others.)
<br>-Palestinians should prioritize education and healthcare, and focus on cultivating talent—such as doctors, engineers, scientists, and economists.
<br>-There are issues that diplomacy can resolve without resorting to bombs and ammunition (which requires skilled diplomatic experts).