P F Tinmore
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et al,
Again, it is not a matter of who had what rights when. That has very little to do with it. Decisions were made. Apportionments were either awarded or given tacit approval. Investments were established. The same war was fought three time and is still not over.
The only contemporary questions that legitimately remains today are the question of:
• The West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
• The West Bank Settlements.
• The question of Jerusalem.
• The legitimacy and competency of the alleged State of Palestine. (Including the legitimacy of its government.)
But hashing and rehashing the League of Nations decisions made in the first two decades of the 20th Century, --- the Mid-Post War era by the United Nations, --- and the decisions relative to the three wars (1948, 1967, 1973) which were actually all the same war, --- is not going to solve much.
The Israelis are not going to be a party to its own nation-suicide by allowing hostile Arab Palestinians to flood inside its sovereignty.
It is not going to adopt or be a party to some sort of forced Arab Style, Treaty of Versailles like reparations, restitution, or monetary settlements that would bankrupt or serious strain the economy in favor of the failed entity of Palestine.
Israel is no going to allow the selfish policies of the radicalized Islamic extremist to claim control over all access to the holy sites in Jerusalem.
Remember, that Israel, given the violent history against its people and culture (and the Jihadist within the Arab League), exercising its national sovereignty will decides that extraordinary events, related to the Israeli-Palestinian Relations will not jeopardized the supreme interests of its country. It will stand to protect and preserve the culture.
The solution rests in what will each side accept; for the sake of peace. But their are limitations.
Most Respectfully,
R
Again, it is not a matter of who had what rights when.
It is a matter of who could mooch the most guns, money, and political support.
Rights be damned.