dublinblue12
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Thats pretty vile. It was reported weeks ago, but of course denied then and the sources reporting it where branded anti Israeli, no doubt Amnesty is now
Interestingly many experts, governments and commentators at the time said this was Hamas accepting a two state solution although I’m not entirely convinced of that interpretation from the text.
I’m curious why you think Israel would accept a two state solution though. Let’s look at the evidence; we already have some sort of de-facto two state setup - yet there is no happy coexistence from either side. For example, Israeli settlers have long been an issue - moving in, attacking local Palestinians and destroying Palestinian crops (which they rely upon for food self sufficiency and income) all under the watchful eye of the IDF - this, one might be forgiven for thinking, is state sponsored. How do you even begin to reconcile that with an Israeli desire for a peaceful two state solution? Actions speak louder than words.
I'd go for "careless, reckless and using excessive force". But the USA is the ref, UK and others the assistants and no-one's taking notice of the UN/VAR.I would suggest the correct word to deploy is reckless. Israel is reckless to the loss of innocent life in their anger fuelled campaign of vengeance against Hamas.
Well the first thing is the most obvious, get back to the negotiating table, and be serious about the two state solution and not some Bantostan style enclaves that were offered previously (a number of Gaza strips)Israel is surrounded by enemies who want nothing more than to wipe them from the face of the Earth.
That has always been the case.
That was the case before this war started and will be the case long after it’s finished.
What exactly could Israel do that would enable them to live peacefully with its predominately Muslim neighbours?
I’m all ears?
Israel is surrounded by enemies who want nothing more than to wipe them from the face of the Earth.
That has always been the case.
That was the case before this war started and will be the case long after it’s finished.
What exactly could Israel do that would enable them to live peacefully with its predominately Muslim neighbours?
I’m all ears.