P F Tinmore
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BecauseIKnow, et al,
I haven't started a defense of the "Occupation."
(COMMENT)It's funny when the pro israel crowd brings up Hamas when Hamas has no say in the two state solution and are isolated in Gaza only. Israel refuses to allow their representatives into a negotiation and they deal with the PA whom they claim to always support and the PA is technically their own stooge government. Yet they still back away from a solution. They want israel to keep expanding and to stay that way. They want it to be all Jewish land. Just as Roudy even said in the other thread, he wants all of the West Bank to be occupied and wants rename it Judea and Samaria. He's accusing the other side of wanting all of Israel when in reality it's him and people like him who want all Palestine. Actions speak far louder than words, Israel is the country occupying land daily and trying to annex occupied land through brute force. Even the US has admitted this, and Europe is concerned of it. The Palestinians aren't going out trying to usurp land. So Rocco's whole waste of time was pointless, actions speak far louder than words Rocco, no matter how much bs you pull out of your ass to defend the occupation it's literally just not the reality. Enough of unrealistic methods of trying to deter a two state solution. The whole world is moving towards a two state solution.
As a matter of fact, I have written a number of commentaries on the inappropriate administration and management of the "Occupied Territories" (Gaza Strip and West Bank) by the Israelis.
The question I raise is an even more basic question.
- If the Palestinians recognized Israel as a sovereign and independent state?
...................................................OR......................................................- If the Palestinians claim that all of Israel is inside Palestine, that Israel is an illegitimate state with no recognizable borders?
It does make a difference.
(FOOTNOTE)
- If it is one, then none of the International Laws apply because it becomes an internal domestic issue of Palestine.
- If it is the other, then the Palestinians already give recognition to the State of Israel and now it is just a matter of negotiating borders.
When the Arabs Themselves Denied There Was a Palestine LINK ---> When the Arabs Themselves Denied There Was a Palestine - The New York Sun
Most Respectfully,
R
If the Palestinians claim that all of Israel is inside Palestine, that Israel is an illegitimate state with no recognizable borders?
Yep, true.