JBeukema
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- #101
And Palestine?Beyond ANY rational or reasonable or fair-minded doubt, the answer is an emphatic "YES." Of course Israel has a right to exist as a sovereign nation.
Sure. There is no actual "Palestinian people," but if those who consider themselves, now, "Palestinian" desire a homeland of their own -- and many of their Arab brothers claim to believe they do -- then they should carve out and grant them a piece of a the desert and they can call it home.
Just make sure the "borders" don't accidentally overlap with those belonging to Israel.
Okay, then would agree that what we ultimately have is little more than a border dispute?
has anyone suggested making the contested territory a neutral tract governed by a Israeli-Palestinian coalition. Two-state solution with representatives from each nation being chosen (elected or placed according to their representative systems) to a council that will govern the area and supervise a coalition police force comprised of officers from both nations with the mutual goal of keeping the peace and engaging in counter-terrorism?n Have any of the 2-state solutions included such a suggestion?