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20. Mayo 2011, 13:59:11 In the long term regarding Israel and Palestine.. some stability needs to be found/made so that both sides of the conflict feel safe. The alternative is a long term (as it has been) conflict over the right to have a place you can call home. With all the deaths, prosecution from both sides I would have thought that if the people were asked honestly (not the politicians) they would rather have peace than another 50 years of distrust, fear and wastage of resources. The USA could do with saving the billions they donate to Israel each year in military aid. 20. Mayo 2011, 16:04:55 Asunto: Re: they would rather have peace than another 50 years of distrust (V): I agree,both sides have valid issues to be addressed.Moving forward respectfully towards eachother is the only path to a solution, not pissing contests |
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