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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: Ilaine who wrote (120466)11/25/2003 6:51:37 PM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (2) of 281500
 
To the contrary, I think that E. Rothstein's suggestion is vary valid. As things stand now, a "Re-Unification" of the area which is presently Israel and Palestine would carry a huge risk of genocide. I think that God would have to take away the Israeli's minds for them to agree to that.

If the international community will go into the business of "synthesizing" multinational, or multireligious new countries as a way to resolve conflicts and avoid wars, then it would make plenty of sense to start with, let's say, a place like Kashmir.

In Kashmir, the passions are intense, and wars have been already fought. There is a continuous danger that this conflict may spark a full scale nuclear war. And yet, neither India's nor Pakistan's survival depends on the eventual disposition of Kashmir. If the experiment of resolving the conflict over Kashmir is successful, the experience could be put to use in the Middle East.
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