Shusha
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... it is much more secure to let the hostile populations to attack Israel from a sovereign state.
It is. The way international laws are structured sovereign on sovereign warfare is much more black-and-white than dealing with hostile populations within your own nation. And actual secure borders are relatively easy to maintain, both legally and practically.
And after possible Israel's destruction as a result of such "exposure", the world eventually acknowledge: "yeah, Israel was right". Really good idea.
A newly formed Arab Palestine would not have the ability to destroy Israel. I think you would agree with me. So, the point here is that Arab Palestine would have allies who would join in an attempt to destroy her. We agree. But here's the thing. International law is very clear that sovereign states must not attack other sovereign states. There would be absolutely no foundation in law for this. Surely, you don't think that the majority of States in the world would contribute to or support Israel's destruction, do you? Surely, you don't think the international community would support hostilities after a peace treaty was reached, signed, sealed and delivered?
We all know the answer to that. The question is not what it is. We know what it is. The question is how to deal with it. Labeling it for what it is seems like an effective first step.May be it's a time to answer the question: why the world constantly misses the messages?
Not fully.The right to self-determination of the Jewish people was already implemented.
Yes, it does. Full sovereignty is the only acceptable meaning of self-determination. Anything less than being able to fully determine one's own fate is being controlled by others. Not acceptable. While I have no problem with a gradual release into full self-determination (which is what the Mandate system was FOR) -- the end goal MUST be full sovereignty. Seriously? Would you accept anything less for Israel? Then you can't accept anything less for Arab Palestine.Self-determination for the Arab Palestinians? They already have it. The concept of self-determination doesn't necessarily mean full independence.
Agreed. But not until the threat is ended.The best way to save the lives of soldiers is to dissolve the army.
Agreed. The point is that the two cultures (at this point in time) are fundamentally incompatible.Divorce? They never married.