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In reply to the discussion: If Settler Violence Wasn't Enough, Israel Is Now Depriving Jordan Valley Palestinians of Water [View all]ancianita
(42,725 posts)37. And the Muslim world has to stop coddling its believer extremists who have attacked
Israel first, each and every time, for decades. Israel wouldn't be defensively driving for land if the Muslim world's ayatollahs or other religious leaders had already donated land to the Palestinians for their own state.
The Muslim world could have enabled a two state solution decades ago, and could right now stop its current pretense that any peace solution is solely on Israel and its Western allies.
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If Settler Violence Wasn't Enough, Israel Is Now Depriving Jordan Valley Palestinians of Water [View all]
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
OP
There are Israeli settlers pushing to occupy all the land from sea to river.
sanatanadharma
Dec 2023
#5
Actually, I heard one of the early settlers considered more or less a matriarch now,
Big Blue Marble
Dec 2023
#60
That's a very good point, Palestinians have been removed from other Arab nations for political interference, I believe.
TeamProg
Dec 2023
#36
Such a war has been the prediction since about the 80's I'd say. Hope not. Cooler heads need to prevail. I don't
TeamProg
Dec 2023
#35
None of this would be happening if not for Hamas' attack on 10-7 and their subsequent breaking the ceasefire.
Oopsie Daisy
Dec 2023
#10
Your statement is dehumanizing and minimizing of the Palestinian suffering.
Big Blue Marble
Dec 2023
#63
Think of it in terms of the fact that Hamas is brought death to civilians by hiding among civilians *
Oopsie Daisy
Dec 2023
#64
Those leaders will eventually have no army. Slow and steady wins the race.
Oopsie Daisy
Dec 2023
#43
It's really a shame that the mycelium and tendrils of war have stretched so far.
Oopsie Daisy
Dec 2023
#21
And the Muslim world has to stop coddling its believer extremists who have attacked
ancianita
Dec 2023
#37
Nope, that's impossible to say, but who doesn't like pie in the sky? Or wishful thinking.
TeamProg
Dec 2023
#40
this kind of reporting-- trying to write fancy descriptive scenes when there's a more important
LymphocyteLover
Dec 2023
#11
Well some people may not be able to digest an article that is not a simple headline. I enjoy expressive and
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
#19
I dont look at it as news. It's learning to me. I take my time. Read and try to digest. I enjoy it.
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
#50
Access to water has been a driving force of conflict in this region for millennia
Cheezoholic
Dec 2023
#13
I think it's more irreconcilable leaders. There are many Israeli and Palestinians working together
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
#22
The question I have is why this PROGRESSIVE forum has so many apologists for genocide? /nt
artemisia1
Dec 2023
#69