Crystalclear
Right-Wing Conservative
- Mar 27, 2014
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I agree, I support the wall, security fence or whatever sounds less intimidating to you. I've never mentioned to be against it.The wall in the West Bank was built to stop suicide bombers coming into Israel and the blockade of Gaza was to stop the militarisation of terrorist groups and as long as Hamas exists those security means should not be removed.Hey - no problem there at all.
Just let me emphasize that I'm absolutely against Hamas and fully believe Israel has every right of existence within borders that must be negotiated.
However, Israel is taking actions that must be considered illegal in its expansion in West Bank and its treatment of Gaza. And, these actions appear to be making any resolution impossible.
Having been embargoed since 2006 is not some small thing. Embargoes such as recently imposed are acts of war. They cause death of civilians. They destroy the economy. They prevent hope. And, even after 8 long years of that punishment, Israel has offered no peaceful way out. Why should Israel (or any other nation) not fully expect war given that situation? Would ANY other region not go to war over a neighbor imposing the conditions that Israel imposes on Gaza?
But I agree Israel has to do something about those Jewish religious extremists expanding
their settlements in the West Bank. It is unfair to the Arab population living there.
I Know the 'Wall' sound intimidating like a ghetto wall and the pictures and graffiti on the Palestinian side is very inspiring - don't be mistaken, I bet you got a fence and you have great relationship with your neighbors, but here in Israel we got suicide bombers to tractor driving over innocents, to be honest the rocks are only a threat when it come from Israeli Arabs, that's why Israel paved roads far as possible from any Arab town in the WB and Palestinians have nothing to do with them since the end of the road leads to a checkpoint entry to Israel..so this is the so called 'Israeli only roads' and like many facts that sound terrible - this require a much more investigation in detail before bringing up all these claims and statements, and for the safety of Israelis - we built a wall to keep them away from us, like most Israeli settlements in the WB - they are surrounded by walls and heavily guarded by the settlers, unlike Palestinian towns/villages/cities because you can't even be seen there or you'll be dead - lynched type of dead.. -
It's not off topic, the settlements have always been a source for hostilites. And I'm not against the current settlements because the settlers have been there for several years but oppose new settlements.The debate about the settlements are being illegal/legal is pretty much off topic when people are dying everyday,
Of course the Palestinians don't care, otherwise there would have been a ceasefire and there wouldn't be launching sites near schools or hospitals.being assaulted everyday,
and what else not, but no Palestinian leader ever care, they keep saying 'our people is dying' but this is only to serve the Palestinian agenda, if they would've really care I think they would've beg for ceasefire and I'm not talking about Hamas now, I'm talking about Abbas the leader of
I'm pro-Israel. There's actually not much of a discussion.So before we break everything here let me bring up 4 points and you'll tell me if this is about Israel or the Palestinians.
1.Palestinians (Along with the Egyptian-Hamas 'The Muslim Brotherhood') - Tried to take over Egypt and called war on Israel regardless of the peace treaty.
2.Palestinians (Along with Syria[HUMANITARIAN SYRIA] in Jordan) - Tried to take over Jordan violently and assassinate the king.
3.Palestinians (Along with Hezbullah) - Succeed to take over Lebanon..(The refugees are in Israel of course)
4.Palestinians (Along with Israeli Arabs) - Trying to take over Israel...
Are these a trustworthy people? Lets focus over this part first, because for peace you need two, you can analyze 4 different events involving Palestinians violence and 4 different actions made.
I've used this argument before in another discusssion.You know handing over the entire Sinai Peninsula wasn't a problem for Israel although we could have rule the oil market with some Israeli technology and much more funding..just for peace,
The current ones approved of by Israel not, but Israel should avoid new settlements, because that would lead to a new source for conflicts.so few settlements is the real issue when people dying?
So something is probably wrong, lets finish discussing about the Palestinians first.
[MENTION=48190]Crystalclear[/MENTION] [MENTION=46231]WillReadmore[/MENTION]
There's not much to discuss actually.
I stand with Israel, the only thing is that I do not agree with extremists wanting to build new settlements.
And if you are honest: Do you support new settlements?
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