How do we solve the Israel/Palestine conflict?
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Tarw Coch
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Trumps gone
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Can't imagine anybody thought that by sending his idiot SIL out, Trump was ever going to solve anything.
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We tried to solve it before by giving the Israelis their own land.
Probably best we don't try again.
Probably best we don't try again.
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We were good at redrawing maps back then.
In hindsight, should perhaps have been the Isle of Wight
Can't solve the unsolvable.
betweenthelines
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Trouble was we gave them the Palestinians' land so we created the problem then walked away.
Danllan
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The answer is pretty obvious, tell the Israelis to black-up*. 
Because the World's liberal apologists don't seem to care about brown, black, or yellow people (unless Japanese) taking others' lands, even if those 'others' weren't there first; we hear, no mentions of how awful the Zulu (inc. Ndebele), Shona, Swazi, Maasai, Kikuyu and any number of others were and are. But any white / civilised democracy incurs the self-righteous indignation of the perma-offended woke brigades, they who walk on eggshells around the revolting practices and rites of nigh on every Islamic country and people on the planet. That's the 'humorous' answer...
The reality is simpler - the Arabs tried, en masse, twice, to destroy Israel and couldn't, and that was before the Israelis were properly armed and fully prepared - and we note that there were no cries of 'Bullies!' toward the Arabs from the liberals then. So let them sort it out themselves... while we - meaning the Democracies, not just the UK - support democracy there, wherever we may find it.
*there simply aren't enough of the Beta Israel to count...
Because the World's liberal apologists don't seem to care about brown, black, or yellow people (unless Japanese) taking others' lands, even if those 'others' weren't there first; we hear, no mentions of how awful the Zulu (inc. Ndebele), Shona, Swazi, Maasai, Kikuyu and any number of others were and are. But any white / civilised democracy incurs the self-righteous indignation of the perma-offended woke brigades, they who walk on eggshells around the revolting practices and rites of nigh on every Islamic country and people on the planet. That's the 'humorous' answer...The reality is simpler - the Arabs tried, en masse, twice, to destroy Israel and couldn't, and that was before the Israelis were properly armed and fully prepared - and we note that there were no cries of 'Bullies!' toward the Arabs from the liberals then. So let them sort it out themselves... while we - meaning the Democracies, not just the UK - support democracy there, wherever we may find it.
*there simply aren't enough of the Beta Israel to count...
What country are you from?
Who on this thread is advocating British intervention in the middle East?
Danllan
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@Asstree claims to be from the Republic of Ireland and likes to forget that for most of its history the British Empire included Ireland and good Irishmen who happily took part in everything.
'He' also assumes the label of 'contrarian' - self-declared - which is another name for a sh!tstirrer, or someone who has only the opposing of others as a standpoint. You, may draw your own conclusions as to the veracity of the individual.
He`s from the new world super power. His people helped to form the Empire and now deny it but are happy with the new empire that has swallowed them up. Stand by for regurgitation.
Here’s a spot of context for those interested in cause and effect. The parallels between the “Palestine” problem and the “Irish” problem, are uncanny. State sponsored displacement of “ethnics”, in favour of foreign “planters”!
www.ft.com
How Arab evictions fuelled the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Legal battle over settlers’ claims in East Jerusalem sparked protests that led to Gaza aerial barrage
www.ft.com
bluegreen
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And so the fabled Armeggedon begins, the battle of Meggido itself is now firmly on the horizon, this time its different from previous skirmishes. The Israelis will continue to pummel the Palestinians now hoping to deter them once for all. However I suspect at some point Hamas will launch something more powerful than weve seen from them todate, and that will beg the question, Who is financing all their weaponry?
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Perhaps a good start to the problem would be for the Palestinians to spend the vast amount of aid they receive from USA, EU, UK et al on schools, housing, hospitals and infrastructure instead of using it to build tunnels and buying missiles
Full credit to the Israelis for sending a warning before dropping bombs on a building, giving the occupants time to evacuate.
Full credit to the Israelis for sending a warning before dropping bombs on a building, giving the occupants time to evacuate.
Here’s a spot of context for those interested in cause and effect. The parallels between the “Palestine” problem and the “Irish” problem, are uncanny. State sponsored displacement of “ethnics”, in favour of foreign “planters”!
How Arab evictions fuelled the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Legal battle over settlers’ claims in East Jerusalem sparked protests that led to Gaza aerial barrage
except the "irish" your talking about about are no more native to ireland than the "planters" they just happen to be the second to last invaders, the the original settlers of Ireland long displaced/ killed
Exfarmer
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rathe like the Israel Palestine conflict then.