Israel invaded Palestine. Palestine did not invade Israel.
Da Jews, Da Jews.
Israel invaded Palestine. Palestine did not invade Israel.
Several of the folks in the video said they would be happy to serve if they get drafted. An old man was saying he'd send his son and serve himself if he could...
The folks in the video did not universally condemn the idea.
The thing that struck me was the difference in the quality of answers between people who were anti-war, and those who, on camera at least, were nominally pro war.
The antiwar people had compelling moral reasons and clear convictions.
The pro war people didn't really seem to have their heart in the answer, and they responded with meaningless platitudes like protecting the honor of Russia, deferring to Putin's judgment, or half hearted comments about maybe wanting to fight.
I specifically posted a video with a range of viewpoints because it would be dishonest to pretend everyone in Russia actively opposes the war
I know that >
I specifically posted a video with a range of viewpoints because it would be dishonest to pretend everyone in Russia actively opposes the war
There was no map .. Your willful ignorance is sickening
Nice of you to admit I openly and transparently choose a video to represent all view points, after you composed your 'gotcha' post.I would say that half of the folks against it had no compelling reason to be against it other than they didn't want to. One lady just mentioned she had kids as if that is some moral value, and then platitudes about "political games".
The reality is many folks do not like being compelled to serve in the military and those folks you believe are "moral" while those who do want to serve you say serve up "platitudes"...
I say both sides served up platitudes. Like most folks they start with an opinion and then try to fit an argument around it.
So by carefully reading your cut and paste, we find that there was, in fact, a map and by the final rounds of negotiating, the map part had been settled.
The part Arafat wouldn't budge on wasn't the map or division of territories, but rather the recognition of the Israeli state.
Finally, and contrary to Dershowitz’s claim, there was no ‘second map’ or map of a ‘final proposal at Camp David’. Indeed, it is explicitly stated in a note beside the map published in Ross’s memoirs that ‘no map was presented during the final rounds at Camp David.’ Given all this, it is not surprising that Barak’s foreign minister, Shlomo Ben-Ami, who was a key participant at Camp David, later admitted: ‘If I were a Palestinian I would have rejected Camp David as well.’
http://www.irmep.org/mw_letter.htm
Barak’s foreign minister, Shlomo Ben-Ami, who was a key participant at Camp David, later admitted: ‘If I were a Palestinian I would have rejected Camp David as well.’
' No map ' means ' No map '.
Barak’s foreign minister, Shlomo Ben-Ami and Arafat were, therefore, in agreement. The ' deal ' stank. Quit trying to blame Arafat for rejecting your stinking deal.
No, it means no second map.
The first map being rejected- or it would have become essential to further discussion.
The Zionist experiment will fail. Israel is an apartheid state , barely legitimate in law. Ethnic cleansing is illegal. The squats are illegal under the Geneva Conventions. You do not have a moral leg to stand upon.
Palestine will gain full recognition with the coming Latino revolution in US government. The age of the Christian Zionist hasn't long left to run.
Arafat was a good leader. He would never have rejected an honest deal. The Israelis are, notoriously, underhand.
Are the Palestinians any closer to statehood today than they were in 2000? HELL FUCKING NO.
Get a grip. The Palestinian state was recognized by the UN in 2012- and is recognized by 138 countries today.
Nice of you to admit I openly and transparently choose a video to represent all view points, after you composed your 'gotcha' post.
The lady with the kids indicated she didn't want her family to be pawns of any political games. That is a more compelling moral position than anything that pro war rubes said. And what she openly said could even be considered risky in Putin's police state.
The other anti war people said they would rather go to prison than fight for Putin's government, or that war is not the answer to resolving problems in the 21st century.
It is actually amazing that you would insinuate those answers do not have a stronger moral foundation than the guy who claimed to be an Uber patriot, or the guy who says he just trusts whatever Putin says
Yeah, but not by the one that actually matters here.
They could have had exactly what the UN general assembly resolved 12 years earlier PLUS Israeli $$ to build their economy had they accepted the proposal.
So they're no closer to statehood now than before the intifada...in fact, they're farther away from it because their violence didn't achieve any of the goals they thought it would.
The Palestinians have massive support around the world.
OK, but again, that doesn't matter here.
What matters is whether they recognize Israel's right to exist, which was the point Arafat refused to concede in 2000.
JERUSALEM POST;
The Palestinians have already recognized Israel
https://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Columnists/Yalla-Peace-Palestinians-have-already-recognized-Israel
Your canards are becoming tedio
So where in your article does it say when they recognized the Israeli state? Because I can't find that instance or quote in your piece.
Also, Abbass is just the head of the PA, he's not the head of Hamas (who controls Gaza), nor is he the head of Fatah (Who controls East Jerusalem).
Abbass represents the Palestinians in the West Bank only because that's all the PA controls; the PA does not control Gaza or E. Jerusalem.
Abbas is a US/Israeli plant. He will soon be gone and Palestine can renew the country-wide election process which Hamas won by a landslide in 2006.