...and it was widely regarded that Israel was giving up more than their fair share in those talks. They'll NEVER agree, it's best that one just eliminate the other, otherwise it's going to be the same old blueballs song and dance; a suicide bomber countered by a helicopter rocket attack.
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Middle-East Crisis talks are going fucking NOWHERE.
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concerned_owner11
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The whole UN issue isn't helping either, Isreal is now taking out their soldiers as well for the whole taping deal.
Louisekatty
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chris_r1996
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Listen.
With respect, a Palestinian homeland has never been the obstacle to regional peace. Rather, the stumbling block has been Arab recognition of a two-state solution that permits a Jewish state, of whatever size, to co-exist in the region.
The only way out of the cycle is the willingness in the Arab world to accept a two-state solution.
The Israelis accepted a two state solution in 1937 (Peel Commission Report) and 1948 (UN Partition). In both cases, the Arab states rejected it.
Although Israel left southern Lebanon and Gaza, it is currently fighting a two-front war against extremists who continue to reject a two-state solution, which would require compromises on both sides.
Hamas is clearly dedicated to Israel's anhiliation. Hezbollah, a proxy of Iran, is similarily so dedicated.
Israel is clearly under siege and is defending itself against groups dedicated to its destruction, groups that callously and strategically operate within civilian population centres.
The way out of the cycle of violence would be for Hamas and Hezbollah to accept a two-state solution, which will necessitate compromises on all sides, and to abandon their dedication to the destruction of the Jewish state.
With respect, a Palestinian homeland has never been the obstacle to regional peace. Rather, the stumbling block has been Arab recognition of a two-state solution that permits a Jewish state, of whatever size, to co-exist in the region.
The only way out of the cycle is the willingness in the Arab world to accept a two-state solution.
The Israelis accepted a two state solution in 1937 (Peel Commission Report) and 1948 (UN Partition). In both cases, the Arab states rejected it.
Although Israel left southern Lebanon and Gaza, it is currently fighting a two-front war against extremists who continue to reject a two-state solution, which would require compromises on both sides.
Hamas is clearly dedicated to Israel's anhiliation. Hezbollah, a proxy of Iran, is similarily so dedicated.
Israel is clearly under siege and is defending itself against groups dedicated to its destruction, groups that callously and strategically operate within civilian population centres.
The way out of the cycle of violence would be for Hamas and Hezbollah to accept a two-state solution, which will necessitate compromises on all sides, and to abandon their dedication to the destruction of the Jewish state.
Serbia all the Way
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Listen.
you are 100% correct. but dont hold your breath.
you are an 'infidel' living in their holy land. its not gonna happen
you are 100% correct. but dont hold your breath.
you are an 'infidel' living in their holy land. its not gonna happen