Israeli-Palestinian Peace, Now or Never?

Gallup reports from Israel and the West Bank on Israeli public opinion regarding the Middle East peace process.

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News & Politics

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• israel
• palestine
• palestinean
• territory
• peace

[mikejerusalem1229]

How sad that woman sounded very angry but I bet you has no sympathy for Palestinian suffering who are brutalized in there own homeland , there are good Jews though Ive met many , too bad the racists in Israel are the majority , may the people come to there senses and reconcile for there children's sake

[anarchosolar]

BOLLOCKS !! The only process the Israelis want is peace and quite for themselves

and slavery for Palestinians.

[TheFunkadelicFan]

That American woman is clearly mentally ill.

[kurichka]

Good report, showing the two sides of Israelis opinions.

[CSV1]

Anyways, we interpet historical facts differently as we both can see. I'm going to end the debate with those U.N. Security Council resolutions. Thanks for the debate & remember, I think the Arabs are worse :-)

[CSV1]

607: Calls on Israel not to deport Palestinians and strongly requests it to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention.

636: Deeply regrets Israeli deportation of Palestinian civilians.

641: Deplores Israel's continuing deportation of Palestinians.

Needed space & housing areas for newly arrived Jews?

[CSV1]

U.N. Security Council resolutions,

111: Condemns Israel for raid on Syria that killed 56 people.

317: Deplores Israel's refusal to release Arabs abducted in Lebanon.

337: Condemns Israel for violating Lebanon's sovereignty.

452: Calls on Israel to cease building settlements in occupied territories.

471: Expresses deep concern at Israel's failure to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention.

515: Demands that Israel lift its siege of Beirut and allow food supplies to be brought in.

[CSV1]

The reality of the matter is that through European guilt & American politicians being bought by Zionists, Israel came to be. Natives were given the raw end of the deal & Israel has broken international law on dozens(Maybe hundreds?) of occasions since 1948 until present-day.

[CSV1]

Jordan was not part of the U.N. Partition Plan & you know it. Jordan was an arab kingdom which was given independence /before/ the U.N. tried to solve the Palestine/Israel question. Britain just called all of its mandated territory "Palestine". Jordan was never on the table. The Negev desert is also home to Arab bedouins who had lived there for THOUSANDS of years. Jews also recieved most of the coastal line & the most important ports. No, the majority of Arabs had lived there for generations.

[CSV1]

20% are those who are left. Do you deny that Zionist extremists like the Irgun evicted Arabs from their villages? Britain didnt send Jews to "their deaths".