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Why Israel’s Right will stay in power
There is little use in trying to convince Israelis to move towards historical compromise with the Palestinians in the near future: they will not buy it.
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05 0 0There is nothing liberal or democratic about giving territories to Hamas/ PLO so they can fire rockets at your towns
- By Oslo is not just Norway's capital
- 25 Jul 2012
- 06:50PM
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04 0 0There is no occupation. Israel is here to stay and has the muscle to do so !
- By Josiah Jacob Ben David
- 25 Jul 2012
- 06:06PM
I see Israel turning even more to the Right out of sheer necessity to survive. Palestinians are land pirates and terrorists. There will never be two state. In the end there can be only one. Israel's security lies in military prowess, not in caving in to murderers, terrorists and thieves.
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Your last sentence must refer to the settlers.
- By Melissa
- 26 Jul 2012
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One state would be GREAT! The Palestinians would then have t0 be given the vote.
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03 0 0The occupation makes Israel less, not more, secure.
- By LS
- 25 Jul 2012
- 05:23PM
Even the settlers don't bother to use the security argument any longer. They justify what they are doing on ideological grounds. Do extreme ideologies make good politics? Rarely if ever.
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- By C. Bendavid
- 28 Jul 2012
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True, but small militias can be very effective, look at Hezbollah which managed to beat Israel in 2006. Israelis fear that the same thing will happen in the West Bank with Hamas after the IDF evacuates this territory. That would become a nightmare for Israelis, since will then have rockets all over the country. Hamas holds the key. As soon as Hamas will accept the existence of Israel, Netanyahu will collapse.
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02 0 0Well, perhaps the prognosis that in the foreseeable future, PM Netanyahu will remain leader ...
- By Smadar
- 25 Jul 2012
- 05:08PM
however, the only way his political right-wing coalition will be able to achieve peace with the Palestinians and the remaining Arab states, is by adopting the centre-left policies which have been deliberated over the last few decades under the helms of former Prime Ministers Rabin, Barak, Sharon and Olmert. The Quartet might have a little input as well.
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01 0 0Yes and no...
- By ARTH
- 25 Jul 2012
- 04:20PM
That the Jewish Israelis are skeptical of the possibility of reaching a Peace agreement with the Palestinians is reasonable. But why does not believing the Peace is possible have to do with the enterprise of settlement of the West Bank which forces a life of less and less human rights upon its Palestinian inhabitants? I am sympathetic to the "Security Right"'s point-of-view but the "Settlement Right," this only undermines the legitimate concerns of Israel by making the issue of "The Occupation" and its gross violation of the human rights of the Palestinians there, the primary focus of the conflict as far as the world is concerned.
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