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The current situation in Palestine/Israel.
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No. Events in one corner of the globe have a ripple effect that touches us all, reminding us of the need to stand together, regardless of our location or identity, for the well-being of humanity.
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Tough call.
I don't know.
Things could be even worse than they are now,
eg, Israel carrying out its threat of nuclear war.
I hate nuclear war.
It is a tough call. And I certainly hope nukes never cone into this.
Living in Israel would have long ago evolved into a living hell in the absence of Iron Dome and some check on Iran and Hezbollah. The threat of a Judenfrei Middle East was and is very real.
Imo it would be better if the US (a new discovery by Trump) stopped being a world policeman.
Colt
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A number of Americans have been kidnapped by Hamas so the USA has to be involved.
rocala
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As @Jayhawker Soule has pointed out, this has gone beyond a "western powers" issue. I suppose if there was a way of keeping everbody out, the people might stand a chance. I have been thinking about this for so long but not come up with anything.
I think nuclear war is an unlikely result.
But I also believe in Murphy's Law, &
know that much hostile history lies
ahead of us.
Ebionite
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Scott Ritter was on point with his commentary on the conflict in Ukraine and it looks like the same applies with his commentary on the current conflict in the Middle East.
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Scott Ritter - "Palestine and Hamas have won.. Israel is in BIG TROUBLE!.."
Scott Ritter - "Palestine and Hamas have won.. Israel is in BIG TROUBLE!.." Subscribe with all notifications on, and be the first to watch every video! Scott Ritter, a former United Nations weapons inspector, states some cruical things ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. Ritter...
I'd say that....Scott Ritter was on point with his commentary on the conflict in Ukraine and it looks like the same applies with his commentary on the current conflict in the Middle East.
Scott Ritter - "Palestine and Hamas have won.. Israel is in BIG TROUBLE!.."
Scott Ritter - "Palestine and Hamas have won.. Israel is in BIG TROUBLE!.." Subscribe with all notifications on, and be the first to watch every video! Scott Ritter, a former United Nations weapons inspector, states some cruical things ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. Ritter...
- Palestine has lost.
- Israel is winning the battle.
- Hamas is winning the war.
BBC puts the Palestinian death toll today at 10,000.
The Israel / Hamas kill ratio is now 7 to 1.
About half of Israel's murders are infants & children.
I believe if USA worked for peace between Palestin and Israel instead of wars ,that's change the tragedy reality we see now.
I think the lobby of wars who control USA.
The reputation of West concerning human rights and democraty is destroyed by supporting/silence about genocide happining in Gaza.
the real face of Western goverments shown.
Arguably, you don't know much history.
Maybe read a bit, you might learn something.
What Is U.S. Policy on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?
The United States has long tried to negotiate a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but several factors, including deep divisions between and within the parties and declining U.S. interes…
The History of the Arab-Israeli Peace Process - Foreign Policy Research Institute
This essay is based on a lecture he delivered to FPRI’s Butcher History Institute on “Teaching about Israel and Palestine,” October 25-26, 2014. The Butcher
www.fpri.org
Dao Hao Now
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Of course not.
The western powers including the USA
(though not necessarily “primarily”), have been intertwined from the start.
One could easily argue that they strongly contributed to the origins of the conflict that has been ongoing for generations.
The mistake that many make is that they have little understanding of the events that have led the situation to this point.
A hint: this ain’t nothin’ new.
The world is far to intertwined and interdependent to not be involved at this point.
RestlessSoul
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It all depends upon one's goals & values.
(Mine are very different from Hamas's, USA's, & Israel's.)
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
And give time for enemies to grow stronger, advance technology, get more powerful, and let the future generations deal with it.
I think that just the USA getting involved increases tensions more than needed at times.
I found Barack Obama's Thoughts on Israel and Gaza well worth reading. So, too, the reading list offered at the end of his statement.
Either stay out of it or stop supporting a racist, genocidal state that is committing a ton of war crimes and violating international law all over the place. I'm sick of my taxpayer money paying for innocent people to be massacred by racist religious lunatics on the other side of the world. If their god is really on their side, let him prop them up in their murdering and land stealing.
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