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ntluser · 17-01-2009, 08:02

I don't think it really matters which party is in charge. What matters is how they are going to find a peaceful solution to the differences between the Palestinians and Israel.

The Middle East has traditionally been a volatile, political region and I think everyone concerned wishes that differences could be resolved sufficiently for it to become a stable, peaceful area.

In this conflict, both sides have wasted vast amounts of money and resources in the war effort, which could have been put to more profitable use building a thriving economy, social facilities and safer environments for all. Instead they will have to allocate yet more resources to repairing the damage from this conflict but unfortunately,you can't bring the dead back to life and even with our advanced medical knowledge there are some injuries that just cannot be repaired. Nor can you easily eradicate the bitterness and hatred in Palestinian-Israeli relations.

The first step is to get the ceasefire, but after that Fatah , Hamas and Israel need to resolve their differences and jointly create a plan for Palestine that they can all accept and live with peacefully as the current arrangements are clearly not working.

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ntluser Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Manchester Age: 79 Services: Virgin Media XL Telephone,TV with Tivo box & Superhub3 upto 150Mb Broadband, Sky World, & Freeview+ Posts: 1,901	Re: Scores die in Israeli air strikes I don't think it really matters which party is in charge. What matters is how they are going to find a peaceful solution to the differences between the Palestinians and Israel. The Middle East has traditionally been a volatile, political region and I think everyone concerned wishes that differences could be resolved sufficiently for it to become a stable, peaceful area. In this conflict, both sides have wasted vast amounts of money and resources in the war effort, which could have been put to more profitable use building a thriving economy, social facilities and safer environments for all. Instead they will have to allocate yet more resources to repairing the damage from this conflict but unfortunately,you can't bring the dead back to life and even with our advanced medical knowledge there are some injuries that just cannot be repaired. Nor can you easily eradicate the bitterness and hatred in Palestinian-Israeli relations. The first step is to get the ceasefire, but after that Fatah , Hamas and Israel need to resolve their differences and jointly create a plan for Palestine that they can all accept and live with peacefully as the current arrangements are clearly not working.