P F Tinmore
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It is understandable that Israel and its supporters do not like international law. That is why you people always dance around the issues.My question was: Is Israel a legitimate state? Y'all keep ducking that question.What is Israel? Do you have a map that does not use the armistice lines that the UN specifically stated were not to be political or territorial boundaries?
Trying to be clever... I don't really care for those laws or political definitions, at least where I'm coming from.
So I ask You again for the 4th time:
Do You want Israel gone?
This question is ridiculous in my view.
I've already told You that I have close to no understanding in law or legalize.
So let me answer this in a realistic manner:
Of course it's a legitimate state, working one. It's a leading country in technology and entrepreneurship. Its' feet are strong on the ground.
Now compared to that, in reality there's a serious doubt to whether this 'international law' is something of reality, or just a piece of paper written for some clever idealists to weave it in their silly arguments.
Will You keep ducking my question?
It's not about liking, it's about reality on the ground.
While I answered Your question, You keep ducking the same question Finkelstein was talking about in the OP.
And it's because he knows well what Your (BDS) real goal is.
You're just not brave enough to be straight and honest about it.