Thank you Ahmed for sharing that.
You said, "Gaza and WB are not comparable cases"
Insisting that "our compatriots must have secure housing" is a position that many reasonable nations would take. However, "Israel must not exist" would be a highly unreasonable, unsustainable position.
This problem has been so hard to solve because the grievances have a lot of "catch-22" dependencies which ultimately go back a thousand years to the roots of the conflict. It is for this reason that (aside from the essential, immediate humanitarian needs and cessation of hostilities) all sides must sit together, under active leadership from the international community, and look deeply into the roots of the conflict.
The Middle East desperately needs a "21st century" way of thinking that moves away from age-old prejudices which hamper progress and have made peace difficult to attain.
This is a book about the conflict in Iran (and Middle East), suggesting a peaceful way to move forward that's based on mutual historical understanding.
https://t.co/QaMDgQFzNr
You should be ashamed of yourself speaking with such filthy tongue about an entire group of people who are desperate for a better life.
Criminals and antisemitic psychopaths must be promptly dealt with and deported/restrained. But your hate speech and "subtle attack" on Palestinian immigrants and their families is not welcome, and, frankly, disgusting.
Waves of antisemitic crimes are scary and unacceptable to any decent citizen. But I also know holocaust survivors who would be horrified and disgusted by your filthy language here on Twitter.
This is a book about the conflict in Iran (and Middle East), suggesting a peaceful way to move forward that's based on mutual historical understanding.
https://t.co/QaMDgQFzNr
@realDonaldTrump@Dr_Ariel_Cohen
Total destruction of the IR/IRGC leadership might not be the best thing, in the long run, for regional stability, and for the interests of US, Israel, and other US allies in the region.
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@dahliasc Thank you very much for sharing that. How would you compare it to settlement expansions, how the public and politicians view the latter, and what realistic path can be seen for solving these problems going forward, given current climate?