Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
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Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#2That's the current Netanyahu and right wing extremists government. Nothing good can be expected of them.
Elections are going to be held soon. Hopefully this government will be replaced, and better things start happening.
Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#3That's the current Netanyahu and right wing extremists government. Nothing good can be expected of them. Elections are going to be held soon. Hopefully this government will be replaced, and better things start happening.
They have been committing atrocities since the late 40s, I wouldn't get your hopes up.
Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#4That's the current Netanyahu and right wing extremists government. Nothing good can be expected of them. Elections are going to be held soon. Hopefully this government will be replaced, and better things start happening.
It wont. It will never get better. I doubt the Isreali's will ever be anything but extremely hostile.
Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#5That's the current Netanyahu and right wing extremists government. Nothing good can be expected of them. Elections are going to be held soon. Hopefully this government will be replaced, and better things start happening.
Used to be Palestinians could freely travel between the West Bank and Israel. That ended after the First Intifada when general travel permission was revoked. And you needed personal exit permits. After the second Intifada and terrorist attacks the Israeli's build walls around Palestinian areas.
It doesn't feel Palestinian supporters support for solutions via violence and terrorism has had any positive benefit for Palestinians in the west bank and Gaza.
Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#6The zionists entity is crumbling and it will be destroyed. There is a place for all religions in Palestine though the shock of the comeupance may likely cause the eurocentric countries to try and pretend that it no longer exists, but of course such a luxury may be beyond there means in a world where such blatant double standards, perversions and inequities are targeted and reduced.
Shame on the world.
Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#7The zionists entity is crumbling and it will be destroyed. There is a place for all religions in Palestine though the shock of the comeupance may likely cause the eurocentric countries to try and pretend that it no longer exists, but of course such a luxury may be beyond there means in a world where such blatant double standards, perversions and inequities are targeted and reduced. Shame on the world.
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Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#8That's the current Netanyahu and right wing extremists government. Nothing good can be expected of them. Elections are going to be held soon. Hopefully this government will be replaced, and better things start happening.
Used to be Palestinians could freely travel between the West Bank and Israel. That ended after the First Intifada when general travel permission was revoked. And you needed personal exit permits. After the second Intifada and terrorist attacks the Israeli's build walls around Palestinian areas. It doesn't feel Palestinian supporters support for solutions via violence and terrorism has had any positive benefit for Pal…
Second Intifada was more than 20 years ago. Violence in the West Bank these days is overwhelmingly Israelis attacking Palestinians, not vice versa.
Re: Israel is building a miles-long barrier in Gaza, entrenching its division
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Used to be Palestinians could freely travel between the West Bank and Israel. That ended after the First Intifada when general travel permission was revoked. And you needed personal exit permits. After the second Intifada and terrorist attacks the Israeli's build walls around Palestinian areas. It doesn't feel Palestinian supporters support for solutions via violence and terrorism has had any positive benefit for Pal…
Second Intifada was more than 20 years ago. Violence in the West Bank these days is overwhelmingly Israelis attacking Palestinians, not vice versa.
Every cycle of violence leaves them in a worse position than before.