- Nov 6, 2005
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Nothing new here, not only does the government of Israel allow Israeli settlement on disputed territory Israel can never own, it refuses to stop its crazed settler parties from
illegally settling on land the Israeli government admits is 100% Palestinian owned.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diploma...ew-homes-on-private-palestinian-land-1.425151
Oh well this settlement is only been ruled illegal by Israeli courts for a short period of time, there are a pile of other illegally settled outposts ruled against by Israeli courts still there after 6 and 7 years.
There are many of us that would like to side with Israel, but we cannot because a fair and just Israel simple can't be built on the foundations of illegal land thefts from Palestinians.
Of course the other danger here is that Israel has already illegal settled on so much of the disputed territory as to render a Palestinian state too small to be viable.
And given the fact the Israeli Palestinian issue will be settled sooner or later, if the two state solution can't work, that only leaves a one state solution as Israel will be forced to assimilate its Palestinians will full voting rights. Changing the balance of power in Israel as a result.
A point many rational Israelis have warned about for at least a decade or more.
illegally settling on land the Israeli government admits is 100% Palestinian owned.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diploma...ew-homes-on-private-palestinian-land-1.425151
Oh well this settlement is only been ruled illegal by Israeli courts for a short period of time, there are a pile of other illegally settled outposts ruled against by Israeli courts still there after 6 and 7 years.
There are many of us that would like to side with Israel, but we cannot because a fair and just Israel simple can't be built on the foundations of illegal land thefts from Palestinians.
Of course the other danger here is that Israel has already illegal settled on so much of the disputed territory as to render a Palestinian state too small to be viable.
And given the fact the Israeli Palestinian issue will be settled sooner or later, if the two state solution can't work, that only leaves a one state solution as Israel will be forced to assimilate its Palestinians will full voting rights. Changing the balance of power in Israel as a result.
A point many rational Israelis have warned about for at least a decade or more.