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Posted by: westpointusma15
Posted by: HALO12325
Posted by: ANinjaGuardian
Posted by: chucky chief
Israel refused to go back to the original 1967 borders which the UN gave to them when Obama talked to them. Israel did say that they would make concessions for peace though
Anyone else think we should we harsher with Israel? Sure they have had a bad history and i feel sorry for them, but they simply cant go on abusing the Palestinian people like this.
I read the Isrealis speech on Al Jazeera and it is quite good and well written but its mostly just flattering America and blaming Palestine for the violence
[Ill edit this OP if you think its off topic]
The international community should be harsher on the Israelis for all of the illegal land grabbing Israel has been doing, the European Union acknowledged the land grabbing and threatened to recognize Palestine as a country.
1. Going back to 1967 borders would be similar to removing the borders between Texas and Mexico and allowing the borders to be free, as well as removing any guards stationed there. The Golan Heights are necessary for proper defense of Israel. Going back to the borders of 1967 would be the end of Israel.
2. No nation gives back land it won in warfare. I suggest the United States give back Texas and California, it is only fair.
3. Thousands of rockets have been launched into Israel from Palestine, while suicide bombers flood in and bomb buses so that the military was needed to protect school buses from suicide bombers.
I am in support of a two-state solution, but it must be monitored by Israeli security forces. Otherwise, it would becoming a cesspool of terrorist activity.
EDIT: Double post. My bad.
Palestine would never agree to that. A neutral force would have to monitor or enforce it like some UN forces or something.
There would have to be UN everywhere. I mean, thousands. I would think the Palestinians would enjoy the rights that Israelis enjoy, if allowed. To be honest, I think that the UN would not be able to infiltrate and destroy Hamas cells as efficiently as the Israelis could, but if they proved capable, the UN should be allowed to do their peace-keeping role that they usually fail to do.