Dante
I have always been here
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Jews who live in some areas of Judea and Samaria which might eventually fall within the borders of an emerging State of Palestine are not a roadblock to a positive future. The only roadblock is the ridiculous idea that a Palestinian State be free of Jews. This is not only a ridiculous idea, but an immoral one (ethnic cleansing, anyone?) and a dangerous one (forced segregation and lack of rights for an ethnic group. There's a word for that, isn't there?)
As we are reminded frequently, Jews and Muslims got along fantastically (cough) pre-Zionism, so why can't Jews and Muslims live together peacefully under Muslim rule in a State of Palestine as equal citizens?
Arabs lived in what became Israel. "Ethnic cleansing" Kahanism?
The Palestinian issue is far more complicated than many here want to believe. I have no answers. I believe "Jews and Muslims live together peacefully under Muslim rule in a State of Palestine as equal citizens" at some point in time, but when Israel was established - many Palestinians and others will tell us that they believe Jews and Muslims could not and did not live together peacefully under Muslim rule in a State of Israel as equal citizens.
There are Jews who have been the leading critics of Zionism. They get ad have gotten labelled as "self-hating" -- so quaint and terribly amusing as the "self-hating" label has a history