But we must say, that now in the Holy Land, and within the frame of the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, it is not only this negative aspect of religion which is manifest. In fact, many positive efforts are also there. Many groups of dialogue between Christians, Moslems and Jews are there. One main group, which should be mentioned, is the so-called Alexandria group. Initiated by the Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, with the agreement of political leaders, of Great Britain, Egypt, Mr Sharon and Mr Arafat, it took place for the first time in Alexandria on January 2002. Three delegations gathered representing the religious leaders of the three monotheistic religions in Palestine and Israel. They had to discuss, from the religious point of view, the ongoing conflict and manifestation of violence. On that first meeting, a declaration condemning violence in the name of religion was signed. This same document was presented to H.H. Pope John Paul II, during a public audience in March, then to other world personalities and institutions concerned with peace in the Middle East. The group met a number times after that in Jerusalem, and its last meeting was held in London, in Lambeth Palace, on October 2002. At that occasion the Coventry peace prize was given to the representatives of the three delegations. It is the first time, that heads of Churches of the three religions meet and from the land itself all Palestinians and Israelis. The meeting is still searching its way, but the fact itself of meeting is a symbol and a sign for the present and the future.