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06-17-2024, 11:33 AM
This post was last modified 06-17-2024, 11:34 AM by FlyingClayDisk.
(06-17-2024, 10:29 AM)Notran Wrote: Very unlikely.
All the trouble happens because Palestine is under occupation from Israel and has been for very long.
You don't have to be a student to realise what the solution to the problem is.
You can't compare the rockets fired at Israel with the weapons Israel has.
You can't lose the right to statehood because of the reason you said.
Palestine is under occupation, one of the main reasons the student protests are taking place, and the cause of liberation is highly supported by most countries in the world and lately we ve seen several European countries recognise Palestinian statehood. Can't remember exactly but Ireland, Spain, Norway, and one other have recently recognised Palestine. It's imo inevitable and best of the two sides work out their differences because they have to live together.
Gantz walked earlier this month from Netanyahu's war cabinet, and today Netanyahu dissolved the rest of the cabinet (probably so he wouldn't look so bad when the rest of them walked). Very few are happy with Netanyahu's leadership through all of this.
Israel could do themselves a great big favor by giving Netanyahu the giant boot. Gantz is the likely successor, and while not a perfect permanent solution, he'd at least be a step in the right direction. Netanyahu has vowed there will never be statehood for Palestinians, and he's rejected virtually every ceasefire proposal, so none of this is going anywhere while he's at the helm. The most recent one in Feb had Blinken in the middle of it (and he couldn't negotiate his way out of a wet paper bag). Blinken and Biden (and the Central non-Intelligence Agency spooks) need to stay out of it. If there's going to be a deal brokered, Qatar will be the ones to pull it off. It'd be pretty interesting (and comical) to see Qatar put a deal on the table where Netanyahu stepping down was one of the conditions! (Hint-hint, Al Thani...hope you're listening!)
