Often the same pro Israel people here in America who lie about other peoples views, calling folks antisemitic for criticizing Israeli policy …will also say that “Islam is a violent religion” or “Muslims are a death cult”. Isn’t that interesting. Those people who do that Lose all credibility when they call people anti Semitic…. They’re also some of the most annoying losers on the planet.
And I do believe that in this world might makes right
It’s a fact of life. Might makes right. Israel has all the might over Hamas. But politicians and people in the media will exaggerate about things and hype things up that Jews are in some existential threat, which is humiliating and embarrassing to the strong people of Israel.
The fact of the matter is that most Israelis and Palestinians want to live together, and would marry each other and love each other. This beauty +love certainly can happen, and I think it will eventually with a one state solution. But in response to this, you have pro Israel racists will simply say “that can’t happen Jews will become a minority” as if somehow the Palestinians, which includes Christians ….are evil. And it’s always the same annoying pro Israel people who call other people anti-semitic , are the same people who denigrate Palestinians.
Keyboard warriors will lash out at the people of Israel and Palestine, who want to live together. But God will prevail over them and love and peace will prevail.
The West Bank and Gaza Strip hold significant importance to Israel, primarily due to their strategic and economic value. Some Jewish people, especially the ruling elites, just want to own those resources. Here are some reasons why:
1. Security: Israel considers the control and influence over the West Bank and Gaza Strip vital for its national security. These territories sit at Israel's borders and have played a crucial role in numerous conflicts, including the Six-Day War in 1967 and the subsequent Israeli-Palestinian conflict. By maintaining a presence in these areas, Israel aims to protect itself from potential threats and maintain a strategic advantage.
2. Water Resources: The West Bank is rich in water resources, including underground aquifers and the Jordan River. These water sources are crucial for both Israel and the Palestinians. Controlling these resources allows Israel to ensure its water security and meet the needs of its population, agricultural sector, and industries.
3. Agriculture: The fertile lands in the West Bank and Gaza Strip make them important for Israel's agriculture. Israel utilizes these areas to cultivate crops and raise livestock. The agricultural sector contributes significantly to Israel's economy, and the ability to access and utilize these lands helps ensure food security.
4. Trade and Labor: The West Bank and Gaza Strip serve as significant sources of labor for Israeli industries. Many Palestinians work in Israel, and their employment contributes to Israel's economy. Additionally, the movement of goods and services between Israel and the Palestinian territories is crucial for trade and economic cooperation.
5. Settlements: Israel has established settlements in the West Bank, which are communities built by Israeli citizens on land that Israel captured in the 1967 war. These settlements contribute to Israel's economic growth by providing housing, infrastructure, and various services. They also serve as a way to expand Israel's presence and control over the West Bank.
The status and occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip are controversial and subject to ongoing disputes between Israel, Palestine, and the international community. These reasons highlight the Israeli perspective, and the Palestinian viewpoint may differ significantly.