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The Jews did not start this, Mr. Tillerson 7/26/2017, 6:44:32 AM · by SJackson · 11 replies Arutz Sheva ^ \| 7-26-17 \| Jack Engelhard Arabs live among themselves in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, Jordan, Egypt - no Jews except a few - but are they happy? No, still they’re miserable: family feuds, tribal grudges, civil wars, thousands killed, millions homeless,brother against brother. President Trump needs to have a talk with Rex Tillerson. Tillerson’s State Department has issued a report that blames Israel for…EVERYTHING. Nobody saw that coming. Well I sure didn’t. Love Trump. Tillerson, not so much, even from the start. The report okays Arab violence as a means to redress “frustrations” and “disappointments”…such as “lack of hope in achieving Palestinian statehood.” The Jews,... HOW CAN WE BROKER A DEAL WHEN WE DON’T UNDERSTAND ONE OF THE PARTIES? 7/26/2017, 6:47:52 AM · by SJackson · 4 replies Jerusalem Post ^ \| 7-25-17 \| ALAN JOSEPH BAUER While many Israelis may not love the Palestinians, a vast majority want peace with them and wish them a good life; the same cannot be said coming in the other direction Active attempts by US administrations to broker a peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians have been going on since the days of Richard Nixon. With over 40 years of failure, one might reason that there would be some soul-searching in Washington before trying again to make what President Donald Trump has described as the “ultimate deal.” Unfortunately, such introspection is rare and as such true progress remains elusive....