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Some leftists are beginning to recognize reality:
- The 2015 Election
Today's the fateful day where once again, Israel has to go to vote in elections. I've already cast my vote for Likud, and hope it'll help. Netanyahu's said on the eve of the election that he rules out a PLO state because there's every...
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Jerusalem Post: Abbas: No 'historic compromise' on Jerusalem, borders By KHALED ABU TOAMEH 09/07/2010 13:35 In 'Al-Quds' interview, PA president says Palestinians won't recognize Israel as Jewish state, accuses PM of trying to "strip"...
- Bibi To Palestine A La Nixon?
Via Insrapundit: Policy speech to outline strict Israeli conditions: • Any Palestinian state must be demilitarized, without an air force, full-fledged army or heavy weapons. • Palestinians may not sign treaties with powers hostile to Israel. •...
- Qaddafi's Shocking Admissions
From Punditarian at the Astute Bloggers: The New Duranty Times invited Muammar Qaddafi to write an op-ed on Israel and the Arabs. It was no surprise to read that he advocates dissolving the Jewish State by returning it to the Arabs. He thinks that Israel...
- The Times Ignores The Elephants In The Room
In an editorial that shows how little it understands of the Middle East, Monday's New York Times once again ignores reality. In the editorial, entitled "Perils of an Israeli Transition," the Times speaks to those it deems possible successors to Prime...
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Even Israeli leftists admit 2-state solution is unworkable
Some leftists are beginning to recognize reality:
US President Barack Obama and much of the international community blame Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the lack of a peace deal with the Palestinians. But even leading left-wing politicians admit it’s more complicated than that, and that a two-state solution is simply no longer viable.Unfortunately, she still falls back on a weak position:
“We have reached the point in time when there is no feasibility for the two-state solution,” said Zionist Union (Labor) MK Ayelet Nahmias-Verbin during a visit to the Etzion Bloc of Jewish settlements that she insisted “is a consensus in my party.”
Still, even without birthing a Palestinian state and while retaining control of large Jewish settlement blocs, Nahmias-Verbin believes Israel must find a way to separate from the Palestinians.If they cannot let go of this separation nonsense, then they truly have no faith in their ability to influence any community for the better. Why not ponder a better idea like differentiating between Muslims from Christians? I'm sure some of the latter would be very glad if they did that.
“We need to create a security solution and that for my party the separation is that solution,” she told Israel National News.
- The 2015 Election
Today's the fateful day where once again, Israel has to go to vote in elections. I've already cast my vote for Likud, and hope it'll help. Netanyahu's said on the eve of the election that he rules out a PLO state because there's every...
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Jerusalem Post: Abbas: No 'historic compromise' on Jerusalem, borders By KHALED ABU TOAMEH 09/07/2010 13:35 In 'Al-Quds' interview, PA president says Palestinians won't recognize Israel as Jewish state, accuses PM of trying to "strip"...
- Bibi To Palestine A La Nixon?
Via Insrapundit: Policy speech to outline strict Israeli conditions: • Any Palestinian state must be demilitarized, without an air force, full-fledged army or heavy weapons. • Palestinians may not sign treaties with powers hostile to Israel. •...
- Qaddafi's Shocking Admissions
From Punditarian at the Astute Bloggers: The New Duranty Times invited Muammar Qaddafi to write an op-ed on Israel and the Arabs. It was no surprise to read that he advocates dissolving the Jewish State by returning it to the Arabs. He thinks that Israel...
- The Times Ignores The Elephants In The Room
In an editorial that shows how little it understands of the Middle East, Monday's New York Times once again ignores reality. In the editorial, entitled "Perils of an Israeli Transition," the Times speaks to those it deems possible successors to Prime...