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Jewish-Arab war, obviously.War with whom?
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Jewish-Arab war, obviously.War with whom?
Huh? The Arabs attacked the innocent Jews on October 7th. There’s already a war.Jewish-Arab war, obviously.
This war doesn’t end since Israel's creation.Huh? The Arabs attacked the innocent Jews on October 7th. There’s already a war.
No Arab nation is going to take up arms against Israel over al Aqsa, and although for over 100 years Arab leaders could reliably stir up riots by claiming the Jews are attacking al Aqsa, that no longer seems to be true, so there is no possibility of war over al Aqsa. Perhaps by orthodoxy you meant to say a right wing government is incompatible with democracy.Jewish-Arab war, obviously.
Why not? The Palestinians were offered their own land, a number of times - and they always refused. If there’s ever to be peace, they’ll have to agree to live peacefully next to Israel.This war doesn’t end since Israel's creation.
It is ending. We just saw Jordan, Saudi Arabia and UAE help defend Israel against the Iranian attack.This war doesn’t end since Israel's creation.
Not sure why this war is impossible. Because the Jews won't get it started, or because the Arabs won't respond? If the hope is on the latter, then I wouldn't bet too much on that.No Arab nation is going to take up arms against Israel over al Aqsa, and although for over 100 years Arab leaders could reliably stir up riots by claiming the Jews are attacking al Aqsa, that no longer seems to be true, so there is no possibility of war over al Aqsa. Perhaps by orthodoxy you meant to say a right wing government is incompatible with democracy.
Jews don’t start wars. Their actions are in response to an act of war, or an imminent act of war.Not sure why this war is impossible. Because the Jews won't get it started, or because the Arabs won't respond? If the hope is on the latter, then I wouldn't bet too much on that.
Depends on what a right wing government means for you.
No one is interested in going to war over al Aqsa.Not sure why this war is impossible. Because the Jews won't get it started, or because the Arabs won't respond? If the hope is on the latter, then I wouldn't bet too much on that.
Depends on what a right wing government means for you.
The problem is the Arabs didn't agree to divide Palestine in the first turn. And they refused any peace solutions proposed, because that would have meant they were going to give up 'their' land.Why not? The Palestinians were offered their own land, a number of times - and they always refused. If there’s ever to be peace, they’ll have to agree to live peacefully next to Israel.
Their “show” on October 7th shows us they’re a long way from that. Or, as Golda Meir said, “there will be peace when the Palestinians love their children more than they hate Jews.”
Yes. But everyone of them wants to see independent Palestinian state.It is ending. We just saw Jordan, Saudi Arabia and UAE help defend Israel against the Iranian attack.
I really hope so.No one is interested in going to war over al Aqsa.
The Palestinians turned down Israel’s offers.Yes. But everyone of them wants to see independent Palestinian state.
Perhaps, but obviously, none of them wants to go to war with Israel over the Palestinians.Yes. But everyone of them wants to see independent Palestinian state.
If you want to take some land that your neighbor considers as 'his', the war is imminent.Jews don’t start wars. Their actions are in response to an act of war, or an imminent act of war.
Most of people who owned the land were paid for it. What about the 850,000 Jews whom the Arabs drove out of every other MidEast country? The Arabs took their land, property, and assets. Not a single Jew got a single penny.The problem is the Arabs didn't agree to divide Palestine in the first turn. And they refused any peace solutions proposed, because that would have meant they were going to give up 'their' land.
Of course, they consider all land as theirs. Why should they divide it between somebody else?The Palestinians turned down Israel’s offers.
They don't need to. There are others who will do that job.Perhaps, but obviously, none of them wants to go to war with Israel over the Palestinians.
They have pretty much come to their senses since.The problem is the Arabs didn't agree to divide Palestine in the first turn. And they refused any peace solutions proposed, because that would have meant they were going to give up 'their' land.