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Maybe JediY who ask the wrong question, what is the Israeli position? When over 2/3 of world nations come out for a Palestinian State, and Sarkozy calls Bozo Netanyuhy a liar, aka the emperor wears no clothes.
Israel who has lasted for 61.5 years, may not last much longer if they don't wake up and smell reality.
South African apartheid lasted much longer, but it ended with a whimper and not a bang.
As an Israel already on probation for its rapes of Lebanon and Gaza, faces new challenges from an Arab spring. As Israeli maybe formerly viewed as a stabilizing force in the mid-east has now becomes the greatest threat to mid-east stability.
Well our neocons in the USA had a plan for a new American century, that did not quite turn out that way. Pray tell, JediY, what gives you the idea the Israeli plan is any better?
As Israeli marches off to la la land led by Netanyuhu and Lieberman.
Probation?
By whom?
What challenge from the Arab Spring?
We are seeing what has happened in Libya and Egypt and Syria.
Stability is the fear of being beaten up.
Will Egypt new masters think on challenging Israel?
Syria at present has no interest.
Lebanon as a government will not; Hezbollah was handed their asses last time; they seem to be trying to toe the line w/ respect to Isreal, but not the overall truce.
Jordan is not an issue.
Again LL; who is going to take on Isreal to force her to involuntarily change.:whiste: Waiting on your famous prediction that the UN will bitchslap Israel. Has not happened. The Sept 2011 Palestinian issue no longer exists - there is no Palestinian state being pushed out the womb and/or forced onto Israel.
Your embargo predictions have been shown to be full or hot air.
Your military blockade runners have failed to show.
Turkey has softened her stance.
Even Iran did not try to challenge Isreal when their warships visited the Med. That would have been a perfect chance to escort supplies to Gaza and demonstrate solidarity; score political points