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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Those that argue that the ties are still there after millenia, are generally the first to argue that there is no right of return for the people who were dispossessed in living memory - and for whom generations of descent can be proven.

    If, based on the tenuous links that are claimed, we should accept the right of every Jew, including converts to return to their 'ancestral land ' then how is it possible not to accept the right of every Palestinian to return to their ancestral land?

    :confused:
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Thus in both instances underscoring my very point, neither Ashkenazis nor Sephardics are of ancient Hebrew cultural or linguistic origins. The religion is Hebraic in origin bt not the people themselves. Thus any claim that Palestine was their rightful home is false. Zionism is a European ideology and its leaders and founders of the modern state were wholly alien to the indigenous peoples of the region.

    And btw, Ashkenazis from Poland, Germany, Armenia, and other Central and Eastern nations are Khazars. If you doubt it then look up the history of Khazaria and the remnants of the Jews which fled therefrom after the Mongols destroyed it.

    YES THEY ARE! They originally stem from Israel! Their presence is documented in monuments which can be vistied this day today - before the diaspora. The Yiddish language is a product of Biblical Hebrew which was also used in the area. Israel is integrated in Judaism.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    YES THEY ARE! They originally stem from Israel! Their presence is documented in monuments which can be vistied this day today - before the diaspora. The Yiddish language is a product of Biblical Hebrew which was also used in the area. Israel is integrated in Judaism.

    For fucks sake, they all originally come from billion year old pond scum, as do we all. So what?

    Get a fucking grip. Pop quiz - which is the oldest group on earth?
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    You can call Israeli dialect whatever you want. Calling it Hebrew when its linguistic creation stems from 1921 is a farce and in no way validates your claim to historic, cultural or linguistics roots in the region. Just another whitewash to revise the truth of Zionist origins into faded memory.

    Modern Israel is a transplanted culture which perpetuates itself upon an apartheid ideology of superiority over its Arab neighbours.

    You said that you had been studying theology right? Did those studies include the teaching of Hebrew? Cause I know in England you choose between Greek or Hebrew.

    Now, should you have learnt Biblical Hebrew, would you then tell me that it bears no similarities to Modern Hebrew?
    Cause I can with no proper teaching of Biblical Hebrew get the gist of what the Bible says based on my knowledge of Hebrew.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    klintock wrote:
    which is the oldest group on earth?

    rolling stones :p
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Yes I did study Biblical Hebrew and I do accept that modern Israeli has elements of Hebrew within it. Nevertheless that is a late development of the national identity movement following an essentially foreign cultural invasion of the Zionist ideological leaders into a non indigienous linguistic and cultural environment. Herzl, Weizmann, Ben Gurion, Shamir, et al. were yiddish speaking and wholly European in their cultural mindsets, political socialisation and ethnicity, they were no more native of the region than their European gentile counterparts.

    For you to suggest after the fact that the origins of the modern state and its founders can trace their cultural roots back to the Hebrews of old (unlike, once again, perhaps can those relatively few Arab Jews subsumed into Israeli society by mere fortune of their religious observance, unlike the 700-800,000 forcibly dispossessed Palestinian muslims and their perpetually victimised descendants) is again, intellectually fraudulent.

    Perhaps you should have a read of Zeev Sternhell's work: The Founding Myths of Israel. It might open your eyes to much of the revisionism to which you clearly subscribe as fact.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Jacq, you can rant all you like but Ashkenazis are not Israelites, they are descendants of converts to the religion as it was passed onto indigenous inhabitants of Khazaria. Their forefathers did not reside in ancient Judea (let us actually get our terms for the ancient land correct after all) nor did their forefathers build the Temple or any of the ancient monuments. No more than modern citizens of Peru can claim to be descendents of the Aztecs simply because they can point to some ancient ruins.

    You'd best learn the truth of the roots of Ashkenazism because you sadly appear to be so steeped in the preferred lies and myths of the Zionist architects of the modern state that you refuse to recognise historic fact.

    Once again, lest you brush over it and continue with your false notions, I direct you to Zeev Sternhell's book. Perhaps a Jewish scholar on the subject might gain some mental foothold and awaken a concern for truth over ideology.

    I also refer you to you to Paul Wexler's scholarly works:

    1. "The Ashkenazic Jews: A Slavo-Turkic People in Search of a Jewish Identity". Wexler, P. 1993. Columbus: Slavica.

    2. "The Schizoid Nature of Modern Hebrew: A Slavic Language in Search of a Semitic Past". Wexler, P. 1991. Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz.

    The man teaches at Tel Aviv University if you want to argue with him that the historic actualities are false.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Clandestine,

    Didn't you know that Judaism views converts to Judaism and born Jews as equal?
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Strawman argument disillusioned, as I'd expect of you. My comments do not refer to the "Jewishness" of Israelis, only their lack of legitimate ethno-linguistic roots to the land and to any ethno-cultural cultural link to the original Israelites or any other indigenous people of the region.

    I have already stated repeatedly that they merely share an adherence to a religious faith which originated in the land.

    The Zionist ideologues, who militantly pursued a clearly colonialist invasion from a wholly foreign European cultural mileu, had no legitimate historic bases for their myths of "rights" to the lands inhabited by an overwhelming majority of Palestinians whom they systematically drove out or killed to advance their vision of an eclusive Jewish state model.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Clandestine,

    Didn't you know that Judaism views converts to Judaism and born Jews as equal?

    That line of thinking wasn't immediately apparent when 6 zionist thugs had a mate of mine pinned up against a shop window, as they yelled at him repeatedly "YOU AREN'T A PROPER JEW........."

    :sour:

    After all he only has a Jewish father and a Jewish mother.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    You seem to conveniently forget that there has always been a strong Jewish presence in Israel, particularly in and around Jerusalem. The region known as Palestine (which has never existed as a nation) was ruled by Rome, Muslim and Christian crusaders, the Ottoman Empire and the British for a short time. The British agreed to restore part of the land to the Jewish people as their ancestral homeland.

    "A travel guide to Palestine and Syria, published in 1906 by Karl Baedeker, illustrates the fact that, even when the Islamic Ottoman Empire ruled the region, the Muslim population in Jerusalem was minimal. The book estimates the total population of the city at 60,000, of whom 7,000 were Muslims, 13,000 were Christians and 40,000 were Jews.
    The number of Jews has greatly risen in the last few decades, in spite of the fact that they are forbidden to immigrate or to possess landed property," the book states." Joseph Farah, Arab-American journalist.

    Of course as you know Clandestine in 1948 came the great partition and the UN proposed the creation of a Jewish and an Arab state – the Jews gratefully accepted the offer whilst the Arabs refused it and declared war.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    That line of thinking wasn't immediately apparent when 6 zionist thugs had a mate of mine pinned up against a shop window, as they yelled at him repeatedly "YOU AREN'T A PROPER JEW........."

    :sour:

    After all he only has a Jewish father and a Jewish mother.

    Well I have no idea what incident you’re talking about. I can’t say I’ve ever seen gangs of ‘zionist thugs’ in London. I’m assuming this alleged incident you refer to occurred in London? Er anyway whatever, what’s your point exactly? Of course there’ll be many aspects of behaviour by Jews which don’t follow the religious Jewish line of thinking. I don't know what your point is, are you basing your opinion on Judaism on the actions of several Jews? If you are I would find that as stupid as judging Islam on the actions of Muslim terrorists.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    How typically plageristic of you dis to have a paragraph from an article by your favorite hack journalist (and already long previously demonstrated to be a purely hardcore Zionist revisionist and non-respected journalist in his own right) Mr. Jospeh Farah of Worldnetdaily without citing the reference. For him to make the inflated claim of "always a STRONG presence" is fully in keeping with his "ideology first" approach to the facts.



    Now as to the actual populations figures for Palestine beginning circa 1880
    The Jewish population of Palestine before 1880 consisted of fewer than 25,000 people, two-thirds of whom lived in Jerusalem where they made up half the population (and from 1890 on more than half the population). These were Orthodox Jews, many of whom had immigrated to Palestine simply to be buried in the Holy Land, and who had no real political interest in establishing a Jewish entity. They were supported by alms given by world Jewry.

    http://countrystudies.us/israel/6.htm

    (This website contains the on-line versions of books previously published in hard copy by the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress as part of the Country Studies/Area Handbook Series sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Army between 1986 and 1998. Each study offers a comprehensive description and analysis of the country or region's historical setting, geography, society, economy, political system, and foreign policy.) Taken from the site preface should anyone question the source of the data

    and further population comparisons of actual historic worth...


    THE POPULATION OF PALESTINE
    (census of 1922 and annual estimates as at June 30th)
    by Religions
    (not including members of the British Forces and their families).


    Year Total Moslems Jews Christians Others
    1922 . . . .752,048 589,177 83,790 71,464 7,617 Jews = 1.1%
    1923 . . . .778,989 609,331 89,660 72,090 7,908
    1924 . . . .804,962 627,660 94,945 74,094 8,263
    1925 . . . .847,238 641,494 121,725 75,512 8,507
    1926 . . . .898,362 663,613 149,500 76,467 8,782
    1927 . . . .917,315 680,725 149,789 77,880 8,921
    1928 . . . .935,951 695,280 151,656 79,812 9,203
    1929 . . . .960,043 712,343 156,481 81,776 9,443
    1930 . . . .992,559 733,149 164,796 84,986 9,628
    1931 a/. . 1,023,734 753,812 172,028 87,870 10,024
    1932 . . . .1,052,872 771,174 180,793 90,624 10,281
    1933 . . . .1,104,884 789,980 209,207 95,165 10,532
    1934 . . . .1,171,158 807,180 253,700 99,532 10,746
    1935 . . . .1,261,082 826,457 320,358 103,371 10,896
    1936 . . . .1,336,518 848,342 370,483 106,474 11,219
    1937 . . . .1,383,307 875,951 386,074 109,762 11,520
    1938 . . . .1,418,619 895,159 399,808 111,796 11,856 Jews = 2.8%

    http://domino.un.org/UNISPAL.NSF/62c13fb98d54fe240525672700581383/c61b138f4dbb08a0052565d00058ee1b!OpenDocument

    Data from League of Nations records.

    So without going on to the period of massive foreign immigration under the aggressive agenda of the Zionist ideologues intent on forcing their exclusionary state upon the already centuries long predominant population of the region, and the brutal atrocities, terrorism and area clearances perpetrated shortly prior to achieving statehood (see Irgun, Stern Gang), we can see that Mr. Farah and you are both dishonest.

    But this data has been presented at least several times previously and here we are having to revisit it again, proving that Zionists must desperately cling to myths and lies to preserve their ideological presumption of superiority and some mythical divine right. Sadly there is nothing divine nor right about flagrant nationalism and its brutal disregard for the rights of others.

    Youd think that a people who suffered vicitimisation under another group's presumtpions of exceptionalism should avoid visiting similar degradation upon yet another weaker group, but aspirations of power and control lead to the same results regardless of religious or national identities.

    But that is all that I shall continue to provide on that score as its clear Dis would like to avoid dealing with the actual discussion which was underway as to the ethno-cultural Khazari roots of the founders of the modern state (i.e. Slavo-Turkic, not semitic as are the Palestinian people of the region).
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Your have to excuse the lack of appropriate transcription for the table above. This text editor chooses to right justify everything once posted. For clarity, the first numerical column is the total population of the entire land, the second: Moslems, the third: Jews, the fourth: Christians, and the fifth: others.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Year . . . .Total . . .Moslems. . Jews. . Christians . . .Others
    1922 . . . .752,048 589,177 83,790 71,464 7,617 Jews = 1.1%
    1923 . . . .778,989 609,331 89,660 72,090 7,908
    1924 . . . .804,962 627,660 94,945 74,094 8,263
    1925 . . . .847,238 641,494 121,725 75,512 8,507
    1926 . . . .898,362 663,613 149,500 76,467 8,782
    1927 . . . .917,315 680,725 149,789 77,880 8,921
    1928 . . . .935,951 695,280 151,656 79,812 9,203
    1929 . . . .960,043 712,343 156,481 81,776 9,443
    1930 . . . .992,559 733,149 164,796 84,986 9,628
    1931 a/. . 1,023,734 753,812 172,028 87,870 10,024
    1932 . . . .1,052,872 771,174 180,793 90,624 10,281
    1933 . . . .1,104,884 789,980 209,207 95,165 10,532
    1934 . . . .1,171,158 807,180 253,700 99,532 10,746
    1935 . . . .1,261,082 826,457 320,358 103,371 10,896
    1936 . . . .1,336,518 848,342 370,483 106,474 11,219
    1937 . . . .1,383,307 875,951 386,074 109,762 11,520
    1938 . . . .1,418,619 895,159 399,808 111,796 11,856 Jews = 2.8%

    Okay, my maths isn't great and I'm really not getting into the argument, but aren't those % a little fucked?

    How can 399,808, from a total of 1.4m only be 2.8%? Surely the decimal is in the wrong place?
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Sorry you are correct, 28%. Still a considerable minority although even that was comprised (as was the bulk of population increases up to the achievement of statehood) of foreign immigrants into the region who had no historic nor ethnic roots in the region.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    I don't think there should be a decimal place in 1.1% Jews and 2.8% Jews. The real figures are 11% and 28%.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Sorry you are correct, 28%. Still a considerable minority although even that was comprised (as was the bulk of population increases up to the achievement of statehood) of foreign immigrants into the region who had no historic nor ethnic roots in the region.

    You don't wonder why in 1938 there may have been so many Jews in Palestine or that this may be related to events in Europe. And they did have historic roots (whether or not they had ethnic) as historically the area had been regarded by the Jews as the promised land. It wasn't somewhere they just picked at random.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Is there a more recent census, to see how the population has changed? Or if it has changed?

    Do we know how many of those Muslims were Palestinian, how many were Jordanian/Syrian/Egyptian. Turkish even?
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Again NQA you are begging the question. Whether they regarded it as their home, they had no legitimate right to dispossess the long indigenous inhabitants of that land to pursue what is nothing more than a nationalistic movement of that era rooted in an ideology that hails from the colonialist late 1800's.

    To have done so by calaculated mass immigration and ultimately by brutal force, terrorism and ethnicide is inexcusable and hardly grounds for the concerted efforts to turn its victims into the supposed instigators which have persisted for more than half a century for rightly fighting back against all the exclusionary intent Israel's European founders held as core to their beliefs.
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    Teh_GerbilTeh_Gerbil Posts: 13,332 Born on Earth, Raised by The Mix
    Im with Caldestine on this one... the Israeli's are clearly in the wrong. Alot fo the average citizens just want peace... but... there are some who would rather take over as much land as they can.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    How typically plageristic of you dis to have a paragraph from an article by your favorite hack journalist (and already long previously demonstrated to be a purely hardcore Zionist revisionist and non-respected journalist in his own right) Mr. Jospeh Farah of Worldnetdaily without citing the reference. For him to make the inflated claim of "always a STRONG presence" is fully in keeping with his "ideology first" approach to the facts.

    Plageristic? It was pretty clear I was quoting somebody. Sorry for missing out the source, honest mistake. Anyway I've changed it now.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    LOL. absolutely astounding how the very clear and simple application of principle is dodged to fro in an attempt by so many to avoid facing the shameful truth of the claculated agenda that was pursued, the excusatory manner in which one historic atrocity was made the justifier of another.

    Does it matter one whiff if the indigenous inhabitants were Turkish, or Jordanian or Egyptian? THEY had lived there for centuries, the Zionist European immigrants whose actual heritage and roots lay in their countries of origin (however wronged they had been by the government(s) of the day) not in the dispossession with intent of another land's inhabitants so they could create a unliateralist exclusionary state based on preference for the adherents of one religion.

    Had Jews simply moved and resided in the land without an ideological intent to create a state modelled on colonialist exceptionalism, they undoubtedly would not have inflamed the already clearly present population. Its was knowledge of what Weizmann, Herzl and co were advocating in Europe beginning just prior to the turn of the century which inspired the unrest and concern that ultimately resulted in armed defiance after some 700-800,000 were brutally forced out or killed by the Irgun and Stern Gang.

    How interesting that you would question me and not that well documented historic fact and the lies used to whitewash it, MoK, when you can claim that invading foreign lands is okay today when genocide is involved.

    Ah the schizophrenic logic of the modern media spun mind.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Ah the schizophrenic logic of the modern media spun mind.
    Would you please stop belittling and talking foul to people who disagree with you?
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Given the apparent refusal to treat with the evidence from my detractors, I often wonder why I bother, but for sake of continuing to press the argument for intellectually honest examination of the historic record and the nature of the ideology that has caused this conflict in the first place, I submit another lengthy examination by a another Jewish scholar...

    http://desip.igc.org/ImageReview.html
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    people belittle themselves Jacq, by demonstrating a clear predelection for looking but not absorbing the clear refutations of the sorts of myths you, dis and mr Farah delight in.

    And I must say, coming from you, its a case of pot-kettle-black to be discussing belittling.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    No, it's not a pot kettle situation as surely I haven't diagnosed you with a psychosis, like you just did to MoK.
    It serves no purpose.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Teh_Gerbil wrote:
    Im with Caldestine on this one... the Israeli's are clearly in the wrong. Alot fo the average citizens just want peace... but... there are some who would rather take over as much land as they can.

    I support Israel and I accept that Israel is not perfect. I believe that both sides have committed wrongdoings. To simply say the ‘Israelis are clearly in the wrong’ and blame Israel entirely however is not at all helpful.

    And like it or not in 1948 the great partition proposed one Jewish state and one Arab state. The Arabs refused and declared war. Arab leaders urged the Arabs to leave the area and Arabs were told they could return when Israel was defeated. Many Jews urged Arabs to stay with them and live in peace but most sadly left. The Arabs didn’t win and years later their still in refugee camps because the Arabs decision to fight. Of course the oil-rich Arab states could settle these refugees in a week...But instead they choose to use them as a political pawn against Israel.

    Even after the Six Day War Israel offered to withdraw from the Golan Heights and Sinai in return for peace - the Arabs said "no peace with Israel, no negotiations with Israel, no recognition of Israel…"
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    So by your logic, Ill come and force you out of your house at gunpoint and when you try to fight back Ill have my friends put you in a detention facility and offer you the right to go live in some other town or country. Nevermind that it was your house and your land from whence you driven in the first place.

    Typical Zionist revisionist crap Dis. The solution lies in Israel renouncing its adherence to Zionism as its central institutionalised doctrine, and with it the exclusionary preference for the right of any Jew to move there regardless of country of origin. Let it become a truly pluralistic and open society like a true self-claimed "democracy" must be by definition so that the palestinians need not be walled out or forced to accept some Sharon dictated bantustan of a non-contiguous state and let Moslems and Jews live together side by side even if the Jews should become a minority (as they always were prior to massive calculated immigration as proven above) and then we'll see true peace in the region.

    But that is what Zionists can never allow for it undermines the very apartheid principles upon which the ideology is based. Thus the governing precepts will continue to be dictated by historic whitewashers like yourself and Mr. Farah. Until perchance a more rational and socially just generation emerges to atone for the shame perpetrated by Zionists for more than half a century.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    I support Israel and I accept that Israel is not perfect. I believe that both sides have committed wrongdoings. To simply say the ‘Israelis are clearly in the wrong’ and blame Israel entirely however is not at all helpful.

    I think what he means is, that there are some who would suggest that Israel's wrongdoing is small, or isignificant compared to Palestine's. But the reality is Israel (however much they deny it) have are still do contribute to the conflict (i.e. settlements). Palestinian terrorists / freedom fighters (that's a tricky decision, isn't it?) also contribute to the furthering of the conflict, that goes without saying - you can't blow up people and expect it to be 'ok'.

    That's one thing I never understood about Palestinian bombers. Why bomb people? Construction sites on Palestinian land - that's not so bad, in my opinion. Saw this thing once and it said there are two types of bombers - those trying to get attention by bombing buildings, etc. and those who just want to cause the most damage by bombing people.

    But then again, I don't understand why even now Israel continues to make moves against the peace process. Why, after all this time, their soldiery still has a disproportionate amount of racist thugs who just like killing (that is assuming that they're not encouraged and order to do so - why order the murder of young children etc.)

    I think both leaders should be replaced by people who aren't involved in the conflict. Like, take the countries into administration :p get some grade A economists in there, draw up a map, scrap the wall, get good will gestures going, and voila! Peace.
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