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Originally Posted by i-Set
What because I used the terms Zionist, my views are going to be imbalanced, is that what your saying? Oh please, wake up and smell the cocoa. Zionist is a term used by many and even the Jews know regarding this movement. I mean before world war two, was there or was there not a state of Israel? There wasnt, It was Palestine, who were betrayed into thinking the British government would give them control of their land, if they fought the Ottomon Turks, but they were betrayed.
Facts, simple, why do many of you here fail to see the root of the problems, and please do not say well its very well talkin about the past, but its upto Israel and Palestine to sort their problems out. You really think many arabs are going to watch their land, their homes in which they grew up, to be taken away by Israel and see no hope of return, while Israel sees it as unoccupied and bulldoze it down. Day by day, Israeli settlements grow and grow, which the UN deems as illegal but yet the US have no problems with this matter, if it was the other way round, it would be send the troops to get those bloody arabs out. Wouldnt it lol
Israel talks about taking out Iran due to their nuclear ambitions, which may be genuine, but yet they have a nuclear arsenal and are one of the most militarised nations on earth funded by US of course.
My points above may not be valid to this conflict, however what Im trying to say is this situation is going to be nothing compared to the anger which Israel will face from the new generation of Palestinians who on a day-to-day basis continue to be oppressed.
Ive said it before and ill say it again, Israel is the root of problems in the Middle East as of today. Many of you fail to see Israel did not exist and it exists today on Palestinian land...not rocket science is it, even though other Arab nations do not say this, but they will never be content with Israel amongst them.
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Israel the state did not exist until 1948 but the Jewish people, the ancestors of today's Israelis did.
They were one of a number of tribes who lived in Palestine, so in one sense the Israelis are Palestinians too.
There were already problems in Palestine between the Jews and the other tribes but the splitting of Palestine and the creation of Israel in 1948 intensified them and they have grown worse over the last 60 years.
Unfortunately, in order to resolve these problems military solutions were used and that's why we are in the situation we are now.
Perhaps the time has come for the UN and interested parties to review the splitting of Palestine and to come up with a mutually acceptable division of land. I do believe that all sides would prefer a fair peace to an endless war.