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Israel needs to stop stealing land and go back to the 67 armistice lines or die the death of a thousand cuts....
New Zealand Proposes Palestine To Be A State Alongside Israel In UN Security Council - International Business Times
By Reissa Su | January 17, 2015 12:18 PM EST
New Zealand has proposed a two-state solution to finally end the conflict between Israel and Palestine. Since taking its place in the UN Security Council, New Zealand is now actively participating for the first time in two decades in an open debate about the conflict.
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Smoke and sand are seen following what witnesses said was an Israeli air strike in Gaza August 25, 2014.
New Zealand's representative to the council had criticised the UN for failing to show leadership in the debate and abdicating its duties. Jim McLay told the Security Council that it needed to do more to put an end to the 60-year conflict. He said the most realistic solution would be to recognise two states in which Palestine will be recognised as an independent state alongside Israel, TVNZ reported.
McLay told fellow members of the council that the current arguments no longer add value and purpose to the matter. He said while New Zealand strong supports the existence of Israel, declaring Palestine as its own state based on a border set in pre-1967 may be the only way to achieve long-lasting peace...
New Zealand Proposes Palestine To Be A State Alongside Israel In UN Security Council - International Business Times
By Reissa Su | January 17, 2015 12:18 PM EST
New Zealand has proposed a two-state solution to finally end the conflict between Israel and Palestine. Since taking its place in the UN Security Council, New Zealand is now actively participating for the first time in two decades in an open debate about the conflict.
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REUTERS/Ahmed Zakot
Smoke and sand are seen following what witnesses said was an Israeli air strike in Gaza August 25, 2014.
New Zealand's representative to the council had criticised the UN for failing to show leadership in the debate and abdicating its duties. Jim McLay told the Security Council that it needed to do more to put an end to the 60-year conflict. He said the most realistic solution would be to recognise two states in which Palestine will be recognised as an independent state alongside Israel, TVNZ reported.
McLay told fellow members of the council that the current arguments no longer add value and purpose to the matter. He said while New Zealand strong supports the existence of Israel, declaring Palestine as its own state based on a border set in pre-1967 may be the only way to achieve long-lasting peace...