Palestine Then and Now: Without Words
posted by Gert @ 3:56 PM
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3 Comments:
This is why I think the only option left is the one state solution. If removing some settlers from Gaza was so painful, how can you imagine reditributing the land in order to have a viable Palestinian state ?
Also, I did answer your last objection to the one state solution around the identity problem.
It's interesting how the more the Palestinians "fight" for a state the further away they seem to be from it. It's almost like what they want is not to end the conflict but rather the solution that Sophia is so interstinly pointing out.
Oleh:
If I knew what you meant or were implying, I'd respond, but I don't know where you're coming from with this one.
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