Maybe, but its a plausible explanation.
Hardliners on each side want all of the area for themselves. Some people want a two-state solution that has gone nowhere. Personally, I donât think the Palestinians as a whole, extremists included, would go for full incorporation into Israel. Israeli extremists wonât accept Palestinians as full Israeli citizens.
If I remember correctly, some West Bank settlers attacked a Palestinian funeral a couple of days ago.
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True. But this is why Israel is giving themselves the mandate to exterminate the Palestinians and level the Gaza Strip.
Side note - see you joined from our WeBull chat. Welcome.
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I acknowledge that, but the only solution that might work would be full citizenship (including government representation) for Palestinians in a unified contiguous Israel. The hardliner antibodies on both sides will prevent this. External intervention is necessary to reduce further escalation.
Regarding getting out of the WeBull Feeds - yes, I actually had created an account here quite a while ago and never used it. So it was easy to login. Need to bring the others over so they donât get their investment accounts locked for wrongthink.
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There wonât be any diplomatic intervention. Look at how many Western countries are falling all over themselves screaming that Israel has the right to defend itselfâŚwhich translates to giving them the green light to commit war crimes and exterminate a population in order to seize their land. This will not end well.
Dropped the link in multiple WeBull feeds. Those who are smart will stop talking politics there.
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Same thing happened at Forex Factory a number of years ago, where a number of us migrated when this place was called âFreebirdâ
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I think there is a resurgence of anti-Palestinianism because at this point in time Israel has not yet learned how to be multicultural. And I think Hamas is going to be part of the throes of that transformation, which must take place. Israel is not going to be the monolithic society they once were in the last 70 years. Hamas is going to be at the center of that. Itâs a huge transformation for Israel to make. They are now going into a multicultural mode and Hamas will be resented because of their leading role. But without that leading role and without that transformation, Israel will not survive.
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Today was supposed to be Gaza invasion day. There is no way the IDF is going in there. My guess is that the US told them not to because if they do, Iran will launch nukes. So now they back off.
Apparently there is some massive storm. Kinda like a cyclone/tornado off the coast of Gaza.
Yes, actually this is a correct statement.
They could have put Israel anywhere in the world, and they chose to put it in the one place where it would ensure endless war â and now the Israelis have the nerve to go around crying about how no one could have predicted it? Give me a break.
Well didnt the UN play a part in this or did Israel do it by themselves ?
I dont take it personal my friend , but I appear to be the only one supporting Israels right to exist as a soverign country .
Israel has reached out to Hamas to sit at the table to reach an agreement and they refused. Hamas charter calls for Israels destruction and Iran needs to keep their hands out of it.
Who can support Hamas while they rule their people with an IRON FIST and.csuse NEEDLESS SUFFERING and loss of life. There is so mich to gain by sitting with Isael to reach sn agreement.
Besides,.Iran is the.LAST COUNTRYto have NUCLEAR WEAPONS.
The problems are caused by peoples.greed and power hungry ambitions no matter where they come from.
BRO.all I m saying is I believe I m being unnecessarily attacked for my view points. You and I agree on alot of things and Israel and Ukraine where we disagree and I know you dont PERSONALLY attack me my time here
HOPE YOU DIDNT WALK UNDER LADDERS OR HAVE A BLACK CAT CROSS YOUR PATH ON FRIDAY.HAVE A SAFE WEEKEND BRO
Israel cannot accept that because it means the end of the âJooishâ state.
I donât have the statistics now, but Palestinians make up a large minority, if they do not outnumber Joos.
I once asked Arab Israeli citizens (from a village northeast of Haifa) some political questions: Assuming there will be a Palestinian state in the west bank, will you move there? The answer was a definite No.
(Why should they? They have lived in that village for generations and for centuries.
The Palestinians are farmers, not nomads. They are attached to the land, villages, fields, orchards, etc. No rhyme or reason to move anywhere, just because itâs going to be a Palestinian state.)
Are they happy to be Israeli citizens?
No. Too much discrimination. Tired of being treated like animals.
If it means anything to you.
I wonder if the sailors aboard the USS Liberty thought the same thing?
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Lol⌠this is ridiculous. A couple of weeks this time⌠then�
Many Jooish visitors to Israel from America are surprised to discover that the majority of Israelis (Jooish Israelis) look like Arabs. (Referred to maliciously as âShvartseâ meaning âblacksâ in Yiddish.)
The founders of Israel early in the 20th century may be Ashkenazi Joos from Eastern Europe, but the majority of Joos who migrated to Israel after 1948 were from the Arab countries, Turkey, Iran and some from India.
