Israel and Palestine Land Dispute Negotiations - A choreographed Joke?

[DiaperN]

**One of Israel's biggest advantages is Jewry 'Power in Global Bodies That Matter' politically, economically and otherwise**
Israel will perhaps never agree to give back an inch of land; Palestininians, and Arabs by extension, won't back down on wanting Israel gone. Thank Mr. Religion who guarantees endless turmoil. Arabs had their chance to take out Israel in its infancy with way superior military equipment and manpower; they failed and now have a very big grudge likely more so than the 'Palestinian home' one. I understand one day's worth of Saudi Oil can erase Palestinian refugee problem; no one acts. Britain and France congratulations for the accelerating trouble beginning during the first quarter of 1900s in middle east. US-Soviets congratulations for using Arab conflict as cold war proxies(US for Israel; Soviet for Arabs)....Religion will ultimately terminate human existence...

##Amazingly... almost all Religious Myths start off with the same basic plot: There is always someone who lived either very rich or poor then something got them thinking and they seclude themselves....then apparently they suddenly become bearers of light...as generations go by they/their myths transform into 'true divine reality'..the hyperboles pile up and eventually there's no telling fact from fiction...If the stories were a little more original they would have been somewhat more 'agreeable'.....

[Everard]

Israel is the only country in the entire world where discussion of its military actions is so closely tied to denying it the right to exist.
The League of Arab Nations created, maintained and continues to exploit the PA refugee crisis because it is their most powerful weapon against what they see as an infidel homeland in the Middle East.


"The state of Israel is already established, since 1948. Previous to that, the land had not been part of any nation for over 400 years. Until WW1, it was part of the Ottoman Empire, very sparsely populated and undeveloped. When the Ottoman Empire fell the UN mandated British rule until it could be formed into nationhood. Since the most advanced settlements there in the past 100 years or so had been Jewish agricultural communities in their ancestral homeland, it was assumed that the nation would be a Jewish one. However, some of the local Arabs objected strenuously to this. As a result of compromises, about 3/4 of the British Mandate of Palestine was formed into the nation now called Jordan. West Bank was part of Jordan. The Gaza Strip was given to Egypt. The rest was, in time, formed into Israel.
Perhaps the most vociferous opponent of a Jewish state was Amin al Husayni, an ally of Hitler, who wanted all Jews removed from the region one way or another. He, more than any other single person, is most responsible for the Arab-Israeli conflict in the Middle East.
When Israel was established, everybody living in the land was welcomed to stay on as full citizens, and many did. This was not the case in Jordan, which does not allow Jewish citizens in Jordan, if I am not mistaken.
One of Israel's official languages is Arabic. Arabs serve in public office. The only difference between Arabs and other Israelis is that Arabs are not required to serve in the military, though they are welcome to if they choose.
Even now, terrorists send rockets into Israel on an almost daily basis, and suicide bombers with some frequency. Israel actually withdrew entirely from Gaza, so that it could be self-governing, and the result is continuing rocket attacks on Israel.
I won't go into all the details. But I certainly don't see Israelis murdering innocents or acting like Nazis."
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