Lemon law
Lifer
- Nov 6, 2005
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At last, ThePresence asks the right question---What would you have Israel do?
Sit back and do nothing?
Maybe its time for Israel to make a genuine effort to redress previous wrongs and make some sort of peace. And instead they hide behind their military superiority while they build the hatreds ever higher.
In 1948 the UN gave Israel the mandate to rule BOTH the indigenous Palestinians and Jews. On that basis they could have built a stable nation, instead they choose to be a government that benefited only the jews, and with the politics of pigs, they disenfranchised the Palestinians on the basis of birth, religion, and ancestry.
The trend lines are clear, this is not the infantata of the 1990's where protesters had nothing but rocks and bottles to fight back with. If you think its bad now, wait another decade. The right to return still drives this and
there are plenty of wealthy Arabs ready willing and able to fund bigger and better weapons.
A viable Palestinian State made up of parts of the land acquired in the 1967 war is and remains the best hope to solve this peacefully. And Israel does nothing but torpedo any such hopes with a refusal to even share what they have stolen. And if Israel will not share, they will likely end up with nothing in the longer sweep of history.
Sit back and do nothing?
Maybe its time for Israel to make a genuine effort to redress previous wrongs and make some sort of peace. And instead they hide behind their military superiority while they build the hatreds ever higher.
In 1948 the UN gave Israel the mandate to rule BOTH the indigenous Palestinians and Jews. On that basis they could have built a stable nation, instead they choose to be a government that benefited only the jews, and with the politics of pigs, they disenfranchised the Palestinians on the basis of birth, religion, and ancestry.
The trend lines are clear, this is not the infantata of the 1990's where protesters had nothing but rocks and bottles to fight back with. If you think its bad now, wait another decade. The right to return still drives this and
there are plenty of wealthy Arabs ready willing and able to fund bigger and better weapons.
A viable Palestinian State made up of parts of the land acquired in the 1967 war is and remains the best hope to solve this peacefully. And Israel does nothing but torpedo any such hopes with a refusal to even share what they have stolen. And if Israel will not share, they will likely end up with nothing in the longer sweep of history.