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Israel/Palestine

oberliner

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4. The two-state solution is the only solution

Reply to Little Tich (Reply #3)

Sun Sep 4, 2016, 06:27 AM

Sep 2016

And it is favored by a majority of both Israelis and Palestinians.

Edit to add: There has to be a way for Jews to co-exist in Hebron with the Palestinians who live there. Obviously, the system that exists now is not it.

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What the Hebron Shooter's Trial Is Really All About [View all] Israeli Sep 2016 OP

It always goes back to the occupation - it's easier for the IDF to maintain moral standards if the Little Tich Sep 2016 #1

Should Jews be allowed to live in Hebron? oberliner Sep 2016 #2

The question is hypothetical - the two-state solution is dead. Little Tich Sep 2016 #3

The two-state solution is the only solution oberliner Sep 2016 #4

I thought you were a proponent of the Geneva initiative? Little Tich Sep 2016 #5

Absolutely oberliner Sep 2016 #6

Sometimes the problem is the solution. Little Tich Sep 2016 #7

Not in this case oberliner Sep 2016 #8

The problem is a racist policy of no Jews in the W.Bank or Gaza. shira Sep 2016 #10

The problem is that you can't have settlements and a two-state solution at the same time. Little Tich Sep 2016 #12

Sure you can, if Jews are considered human & worthy of being Palestinian citizens. shira Sep 2016 #17

I don't believe in miracles. Little Tich Sep 2016 #19

It's not the settlements, so be honest. You'd be against the '47 Partition Plan too. shira Sep 2016 #21

I'm sorry for not being dumb enough to believe that a Palestinian state will magically appear Little Tich Sep 2016 #23

Seriously - you'd have rejected the '47 Partition Plan too. So enough of the BS. shira Sep 2016 #24

Always , always goes back to the occupation Little Tich... Israeli Sep 2016 #9

If I was an Israeli citizen, I wouldn't hesitate to serve in the IDF. Little Tich Sep 2016 #13

If you were an Israeli citizen ..... Israeli Sep 2016 #15

With regard to .......... Israeli Sep 2016 #16

I know all that, and I still wouldn't hesitate to serve. Little Tich Sep 2016 #18

Most of us know that too .... Israeli Sep 2016 #22

With regard to ..... Israeli Sep 2016 #25

It's a bit ironic that the IDF is primarily an occupation force. Little Tich Sep 2016 #26

At what cost to end the occupation? Peace won't result from an end to occupation.... shira Sep 2016 #11

What makes you believe that Israel would ever pull out of the occupied territories? Little Tich Sep 2016 #14

thought experiment 6chars Sep 2016 #20