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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran

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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (12957)10/25/2006 6:42:49 PM
From: sea_urchin  Read Replies (1) of 22250
 
Crimson > Harper did not define what he means by viable. Palestine, as anyone familiar with the situation knows, cannot be viable as a walled-off set of postage-stamp Bantustans, the only concept of a Palestinian state Israel has ever considered.

And one isn't even sure if that has even been "considered". Indeed, if it has been it can be no more than a temporizing measure until the Palestinians have either died or run away. Even a blind man can see that what is going on is ethnic cleansing but of a slow and insidious type.

> .... most leaders of Israel, probably all of them, have never given up the frenzied dream of achieving Greater Israel, a concept which allows for no West Bank and no Palestinians. Not every leader has spoken in public on this subject, but a number have. Other prominent figures in Israel from time to time also have spoken in favor of this destructive goal. There seems no rational explanation, other than wide support of this goal, for Israel's persistent refusal to comply with agreements which could have produced peace, the Oslo Accords perhaps being the greatest example.

And this clearly is the ultimate aim of the state of Israel whether the politicians say it out loud or they don't.
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