OK, but what is the relevance?
That historically merely having a deed to a piece of property is no guarantee of anything.
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OK, but what is the relevance?
That historically merely having a deed to a piece of property is no guarantee of anything.
Please read the remainder of the article on the link I provided above.
All of Israel's settlement activities are illegal. That should be the end of the story. How come that Netanyahu is able to use an illegal activity as a leverage in negotiations?
Boggles the mind.
Your views?
what boggles the mind is people thinking that israel should give in BEFORE negotiations. last i heard, that's not how it works.
and maybe the pals should have taken the deal when they were offered 98% of what they asked for.
the problem here, nesser, is that you're applying your own sensibilities to terrorists. you think they want a state. many palestinians do. their leaders couldn't care less.... their sole purpose is to try to get rid of israel.
now, maybe after you arrive at that understanding, it's easier to assess netanyahu's actions. (and i'm not saying that because i agree with everything he does.).
That historically merely having a deed to a piece of property is no guarantee of anything.
Those people should stick up for their own rights like the Palestinians.
I still don't see the relevance to the Palestinians. They had nothing to do with that.
All of Israel's settlement activities are illegal. That should be the end of the story. How come that Netanyahu is able to use an illegal activity as a leverage in negotiations?
You'll have to forgive our little zionist buddy. He and his three jewish stooges support all things jewish, right or wrong, 24/7/365 and you'll come to know exactly what kind of antisemite jooo hater you are the very second you don't roll over and agree with them like a good goyim should.
Talking with The Rabbi, Ghook, Rhodes Scholar and The Cock Stucker is like trying to debate a good german about their beloved furor in 1940.
actually, that's more like debating you.... well, if you can call anti-jewish slurs, debate.
sorry, you're on the wrong side, david.
Israel has never "won" that land. The war Israel started with Palestine in 1947 has never ended. No one has won anything yet.
It is a matter of historical record that Pallies initiated the civil war against the Jews in 1947, one day after issuance of UN Res. 181 that led to the '48 War launched by the Arabs.
Wow first post and I've already pegged you a a moron.
Israel could not start a war with Palestine. Israel is Palestine.
Exactly! Thank you.
You can peg what you want. I will just consider the source. About 300,000 Palestinians were ethnically cleansed by the soon to be declared Israel before there was any attack by the Arab countries. Who was Israel attacking? The 1948 war came and went but there was no end to the 1947 war. Look in the news. It is still there and Israel is still demanding surrender.
Complete rubbish. Arabs ethnically cleansed themselves by launching hostilities against Jews in '47 and '48. Indeed, UN Res. 181 accorded statehood to Arabs in Palestine, thus, there was no need for Jews to ethnically cleanse Arabs, plus, had Jews attempted to do so, 181 would have been violated and Israeli statehood rescinded.
It is a matter of historical record that Pallies initiated the civil war against the Jews in 1947, one day after issuance of UN Res. 181 that led to the '48 War launched by the Arabs.
Exactly! Thank you.
Complete rubbish. Arabs ethnically cleansed themselves by launching hostilities against Jews in '47 and '48. Indeed, UN Res. 181 accorded statehood to Arabs in Palestine, thus, there was no need for Jews to ethnically cleanse Arabs, plus, had Jews attempted to do so, 181 would have been violated and Israeli statehood rescinded.
A civil war? Interesting concept. Where did you get that?
Resolution 181 is irrelevant. It was never implemented.
An interesting article from the Economist.
Diplomacy between Israel and Palestine: Bluff and bargain | The Economist
CALL my bluff, says Israels prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, as he tries to persuade the worlds leaders, and through them the Palestinians, that his recent promise to freeze the building of Jewish settlements on the West Bank is genuine, albeit admittedly temporary and partial. He knows he has a reputation as a bluffer. In a speech on November 29th he referred to stereotypes that were responsible for giving him that handicap in diplomacy.
A few days later, on December 1st, he reinforced those stereotypes when he told his brothers and sisters the settlers that building would resume as soon as the ten-month suspension was over. Officials hint that the go-ahead for such a resumption would be given only if no negotiations had begun by then. So if the Palestinians agreed to come back to the long-stalled peace talks, it would be hard, perhaps impossible, for Israel to resume settlement building. They reject Bibis freeze because its temporary, says an Israeli official. Why don't they test him by agreeing to a temporary resumption of talks?
So far, the Palestinians have refused to budge from their insistence that a freeze must be total. They also note, bleakly, the Israeli interior ministry's recent admission that it had revoked the residency rights of 4,577 Arabs in East Jerusalem last year, the highest annual figure ever. And they cite a European Union report accusing Israel of trying to shift Jerusalem's demographic balance drastically against the Arabs.
Please read the remainder of the article on the link I provided above.
All of Israel's settlement activities are illegal. That should be the end of the story. How come that Netanyahu is able to use an illegal activity as a leverage in negotiations?
Boggles the mind.
Your views?