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Posted 8 y ago
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Interesting that Britain is trying to suck up to Trump. What's even more interesting is that they did this after voting to condemn the Israeli government for it's illegal settlements while the US only abstained from the vote.
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This is an interesting development. I wonder what Britain will have to say when President Obama announces recognition of the Palestinian state...
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I've heard the speculation, however I don't believe a viable state is still possible in the Palestinian territory. At this point one Israeli Palestine makes a lot more sense.
https://jia.sipa.columbia.edu/late-two-states-benefits-pivoting-one-state-solution-israel-palestine
https://jia.sipa.columbia.edu/late-two-states-benefits-pivoting-one-state-solution-israel-palestine
Too Late for Two States: The Benefits of Pivoting to a One-state Solution for Israel and...
As a result of the 70-year conflict between Israel and Palestine, the United States should reconsider its support for a two-state solution and instead pivot to a one-state solution. Policymakers have assumed that deep hatreds can only be settled through separation. However, this policy has caused a stalemate and does not take into account fluctuating developments in the region. A more adaptive strategy is necessary. Using theories of ripeness...
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That is a Hoot, I've seen the Wanted Posters for the Early Israeli Leaders, Terrorists in English Controlled Palestine after WWI.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
As a Navy Spook the Buildings I worked in were named for the Dead of the Liberty. My Instructors were the Survivors.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
LTC Greg Henning I finished my Career in Project Outboard which was a Response to the Attacks on the Liberty and Pueblo.
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