Dead on Arrival

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This is how the PA said they would treat Trump's new Peace Plan, due to come out early next year. Jared Kushner said there would be parts of the Plan that both sides might not like, but the Israelis are at least willing to look at it. The PA won't even consider looking at it. Does this sound like people who want to live in peace to you?
 
This is how the PA said they would treat Trump's new Peace Plan, due to come out early next year. Jared Kushner said there would be parts of the Plan that both sides might not like, but the Israelis are at least willing to look at it. The PA won't even consider looking at it. Does this sound like people who want to live in peace to you?
Well when Palestinians voted that only Muslims have a right to self-determination in Israel that was a real blow to the process. Hmm wait a sec...
 
This is how the PA said they would treat Trump's new Peace Plan, due to come out early next year. Jared Kushner said there would be parts of the Plan that both sides might not like, but the Israelis are at least willing to look at it. The PA won't even consider looking at it. Does this sound like people who want to live in peace to you?

Those Zionists must come to their senses & stop with their peace offerings to Palestinians, security fence & land concessions so the Pali's can remain in Israel to kill Israeli's. When will they ever learn from king Hussein's Black September how to establish a lasting peace from Palestinians?
 
Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.
 
Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.

Indeed. The Islamic terrorist dictators heading both Hamas and Fatah have every interest in maintaining the status quo. The boatloads of kuffar welfare dollars that enables the Islamic terrorist dictators also supports tens of thousands of Islamic terrorist misfits and terrorist infrastructure. Both the Hamas and Fatah leadership know full well that those thousands of minions at the bottom of the welfare dollar food chain would not need much incentive to become the rats knawing at the heels of that leadership if the welfare payments were cut.

Indeed, any power struggle for control of the diminishing Islamic terrorist welfare fraud (known as UNRWA), would likely result in an end to the Hudna that has so far kept the Hamas vs. Fatah Civil war from picking up where it left off.
 
Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.

HUH??? This thread is extremely important. Why is that every time Israel wants a peace plan, you balk at the very thought of it? Do you actually want more dead Palestinians? LET THERE BE PEACE ALREADY!
 
Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.
Typical Tinmore, calls for war and has no interest in solutions.
Of course I want solutions, but you won't get them from trump.

I can tell you the so called peace plan if you ask.

I’m afraid your so-called “Final Solution for the Jewish Problem” has some ominous implications. You won’t find your solution in tactics that date from 7th century Arabia or 20th century Germany.
 
Originally posted by Linkiloo
Typical Tinmore, calls for war and has no interest in solutions.

For 80 years, the palestinian people has been consistently rejecting the territories of the West Bank and Gaza as their real, entire homeland upon which to build a country and the "culprit" for this decade old, stubborn refusal is an american citizen living in the midwest named PF Tinmore.

In order to accomplish this miracle, the guy must exert more influence on the palestinian people than the Husseinis, the Nashashibis, Yasser Arafat, George Habash and Ahmed Yassin combined.

Very powerful... this Tinmore dude.
 
RE: Dead on Arrival
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

The fact that America has tried to help resolve the issues that stand between the peace - and - the continuation of the conflict, does not mean that America has a responsibility to develop and implement a solution.

Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.
Typical Tinmore, calls for war and has no interest in solutions.
Of course I want solutions, but you won't get them from trump.

I can tell you the so called peace plan if you ask.
(COMMENT)

America could, at any time, wash its hand completely - removing the grime of the Arab Palestinian totally away. And in doing so, we would not be discarding any obligation to the Arab Palestinian.

Just My Thought,
Most Respectfully,
R
 
Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.

You’re right. Israel is never going to accept a Palestinian majority with no access to their Religious sites including the Western Wall. Keep posting!! :clap2:
 
This is how the PA said they would treat Trump's new Peace Plan, due to come out early next year. Jared Kushner said there would be parts of the Plan that both sides might not like, but the Israelis are at least willing to look at it. The PA won't even consider looking at it. Does this sound like people who want to live in peace to you?
It sounds like people who have already been burned by this Administration’s policies and actions don’t you think?
 
RE: Dead on Arrival
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

The fact that America has tried to help resolve the issues that stand between the peace - and - the continuation of the conflict, does not mean that America has a responsibility to develop and implement a solution.

Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.
Typical Tinmore, calls for war and has no interest in solutions.
Of course I want solutions, but you won't get them from trump.

I can tell you the so called peace plan if you ask.
(COMMENT)

America could, at any time, wash its hand completely - removing the grime of the Arab Palestinian totally away. And in doing so, we would not be discarding any obligation to the Arab Palestinian.

Just My Thought,
Most Respectfully,
R
The grime? Nice way to talk about people.
 
RE: Dead on Arrival
⁜→ Coyote, et al,

While America could leave the Arab Palestinians (AP) to their fate (which is their right under self-determination), America hasn't left them just yet. But, at some point, America will have to re-assess it's political connection to the AP and the results. It is gradually becoming of no practical diplomatic value.

No matter how bad the AP (and associates) talk about America, the future actions (pol-mil) will be drive by the new realities set.

RE: Dead on Arrival
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

The fact that America has tried to help resolve the issues that stand between the peace - and - the continuation of the conflict, does not mean that America has a responsibility to develop and implement a solution.

Just another flop in the works.

Move along folks. There is nothing to see here.
Typical Tinmore, calls for war and has no interest in solutions.
Of course I want solutions, but you won't get them from trump.

I can tell you the so called peace plan if you ask.
(COMMENT)

America could, at any time, wash its hand completely - removing the grime of the Arab Palestinian totally away. And in doing so, we would not be discarding any obligation to the Arab Palestinian.

Just My Thought,
Most Respectfully,
R
The grime? Nice way to talk about people.
(COMMENT)

✦ Most people do not realize that the US does not actually recognize the State of Palestine - as described in Resolution A/RES/67/19 4 December 2012 - or - as discused in the related December 2012 UN Legal Council Memorandum on the Issue.​

Officially the US does not maintain diplomatic exchanges or consular services with the State of Palestine.

The United States of America does not recognize the State of Palestine and therefore officially maintains no diplomatic exchanges nor consular services with Palestine.

In this particular discussion, the "grime" (ingrained on the surface of American Foreign Policy in the Middle East) is placed on America by the Arab Palestinians as an economic (and political) weight or burden. In the CY 2018, this set of economic contributions (in excess of a half-Billion Dollars) changed as a direct result of :

Congressional Research Service said:
◈ Reprogramming $231.532 million of FY2017 bilateral economic assistance that was originally intended for the West Bank and Gaza (including $25 million for East Jerusalem hospitals) for other purposes.
◈ Ending U.S. humanitarian contributions to UNRWA. U.S. funding in FY2018 totaled $65 million, contrasted with $359.3 million in FY2017.
◈ Deciding to prevent Palestinians from participating in a Conflict Management and Mitigation program (CMM) funded by USAID and the U.S. embassy in Israel. Programs involving Israelis and Palestinians generally receive $10 million annually.
◈ Nonlethal U.S. security assistance for the PA security forces has continued, as has PA security coordination with Israel, but a majority of Palestinians support recent PLO recommendations to end the coordination.​
SOURCE: U.S. Foreign Aid to the Palestinians - Congressional Research Service - RS22967 December 12, 2018:
Jim Zanotti, Specialist in Middle Eastern Affairs
The aid was (just one of several actions on) a temporary measure with the objective of helping to encourage (along with other international diplomatic initiatives) the Arab Palestinians to pursue movement towards participation in peace negotiations. It has not been successful. There is no harm in pursuing other possible avenues that might yield better results → rather than → repeat an ineffective course of action.

Most Respectfully,
R
 
None of the Arab states want peace, never have, never will.

The have never really made up their minds ... to wipe out Israel and then turn on themselves ... or kill each other and wipe out the Jews later.

I have to admit, it's a very difficult choice. I wouldn't want to have to make it.
 

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