Gaza militants renew rocket fire despite truce
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Asagao
1967 borders, right to return, Palestinian statehood and free air, sea and land crossings is the only way. After this, everyone can get on with their lives in peace.
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SuperLib
Pretty much sums it up.
I've said it a million times: The militants are the problem for both decent Palestinians and Israelis. They are dogs who know of nothing except war.
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Oracle
If only you would admit that certain Israeli conservatives also perpetuate the problem Superlib.
Asagao, ideally I agree with you on right of return. But its just unworkable now. Palestine's air and sea should be free of Israeli craft, yes, but Israel has a right to close her borders.
67 borders and statehood? Without question. Not even negotiation points, but should be implemented asap.
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tokyokawasaki
As always a few delusion religious militants spoil the chance of peace for the innocent majority. We are all human and the majority of us all want the same simple things in life. To leave in peace and watch our children grow without any safety fears.
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SuperLib
Oracle: If only you would admit that certain Israeli conservatives also perpetuate the problem Superlib
Nothing spoils a cease fire like an attack.
What we're seeing is the inability of the Palestinians to present a unified front from which a peace deal can be made. Say what you want about Israeli hardliners, but when they are ordered not to attack they do not attack. They don't throw the piece of paper out the window and start launching rockets into Palestine.
The problem is, was, and always will be the militants.
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