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---------- Post added at 11:07 ---------- Previous post was at 10:57 ---------- All very well discussing falied peace talks in recent years and blaming it all on the Palestinians/Hamas/PLO but let's not forget how the Israeli's originally took over Arab land. http://countrystudies.us/israel/23.htm |
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Imposing another ceasefire will solve nothing unless fundimatal problems on both sides are addressed. Weapons being smuggled into Gaza etc and living conditions in Gaza. JJ |
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With all due respect sir, our grandfathers went to war against a regime that built its power and legitimacy on lies very much like that. Please don't insult their memory by demanding proof that you're wrong. |
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I am just trying to point out that everyone (well a significant majority) seems to be pointing the blame of this war at Hamas's feet and it can be pretty easy to feel that the media is controlled by pro Israelis. |
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For the last 60 years the displaced Palestinians and their allies have waged war on Israel in a vain attempt to reclaim land which they believe is theirs. If America had not provided support to Israel our TV screens probably would have been filled with images of Israelis being massacred because sadly solutions to this problem have nearly always been undertaken in military terms. The only Palestinians affected would have been those living or born in the area designated as Israel in 1948. By now, with old age, disease, famine, accidents, war, emigration etc many of the original Palestinians and some of their descendants would be either dead or living elsewhere. So how is it that the conflict continues? It continues because Palestinians want a homeland and their allies in the countries surrounding Israel are determined that they should have one.It might seem ironic but for some Palestinians born there, Gaza IS their homeland as it is their place of birth. It is possible for the Palestinians have a decent homeland but they need to give Israel the peace and security they seek.The attacks over the last 60 years have caused Israel to take dramatic and often ruthless steps.They have finally agreed to a Palestinian homeland ( not one that the Palestinians like) and have sealed it off to prevent weapons being smuggled in and suicide bombers coming out. Gaza is not a justifiable target but the militants firing rockets into Israel are.There is no easy solution but for non-militants it would probably be best ( though by no means simple) to move temporarily out of areas within rocket range of Israel until it is safe to return. In that way, they can avoid being at the sites of the mobile rocket launchers when the Israelis return fire. As for the weapons being stockpiled in hospitals & mosques, it's probably an open question. Another intriguing question is how is it that a blockaded country seemingly has an unending supply of missiles when logic dictates that they should probably have run out by now? This would seem to suggest that the blockade is not as effective as one is led to believe. It is quite disheartening, saddening and sickening to see nightly reports on TV of the deaths and destruction in Gaza. One can only hope it all ends soon. The UN could have intervened by replacing the Israeli troops with a UN peacekeeping force but none of the countries supplying the soldiers want their troops killed ( because of a political backlash by the public in their own countries)and this will happen if Hamas keep firing rockets into Israel. As a result all they can do is appeal for a ceasefire, which both sides are not prepared to heed and so the killing goes on. The future of the Palestinians is literally in their own hands as they are the ones making the decisions about this conflict. |
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This war and all the other wars have been caused by Israel no one else, it's about time the people of the world stood up and took notice and realised what Israel is doing to it's neighbours. |
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The sorts of scenes going on in Gaza remind me of the actions of WWII Nazis - razing homes, villages and even whole towns in response to the actions of partisans. More than anyone else I'd have thought the Jewish people would see the awful irony of Israel's current policy.
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In all honesty, I'm glad someone other than the usual suspect has come up with that statement. It's heartneing to see that this type of statement is just not confined to those whom everyone believes to be anti israeli or anti semetic. |
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Blaming one side or the other for all the world's woes is pointless. For the resoultion of this conflict Israel must alter it's policy rather than copying, many times over, the behaviour of those who seek to kill innocent men, women and children.
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The problem with the 'usual suspects' is that they're as blinkered about Hamas' shortcomings as certain other people are about Israel's. |
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