Jeff the Chef

They cannot live together peacefully: Why? The only way to have a peaceful future is for one of them to leave: Who? They would just begrudging live together for a few years then there would be another war: Even if both sides treated one another Fairly with equal respect? For a peaceful future, one of them needs to leave: Again, who and why.

Inhabitants

As you say, the USA is sympathetic to Israel, and no doubt Iran is sympathetic to all the Arad/Muslim Factions, I don't think anyone can argue with that. Israel wins every time there is a conflict in the area, but still nothing changes, somewhere along the line someone has got to compromise, from the OP could there be a chance of change by the people of Gaza, we will never know unless there is some sort of dialogue. There are still over 2 million human beings in Gaza, whether they are all Terrorists or Refugees of past conflicts, they are still there.

If not the UN, who?

Friendship

I was never in a position to make requests or suggestions on the future of Gaza, but I did think there could be a glimmer hope for peace in the OP, although a lot of compromised would be needed from both sides. The future is surely is up to the people of the region, the UN should be the arbiters between both parties, the people of Gaza and Israel, the rest i,e, the USA, and Iran should accept that, and keep their noses out.

Here we go, here we go, here we go, another day in Paradise, Shredded Wheat this morning, for a change, mug of Tetley's extra strong Rosie Lee =Tea, milk no sugar, and my first cigarette of the day, aka fag, for the attention of our American friends, I know I'm not gay, because I refused to give a beautiful Ladyboy a reach around even after she'd swallowed. Anyone can make a mistake, said the Dalek as he climbed off the Dustbin. Good morning Thailand.

Nonsense

Container

Never been in Nicky's for breakfast, but I like the bacon at Cheap Charlies, they get it from Prime Foods over on the Darkside, whenever in Pattaya I stock up for back home in Phitsanulok. Good sausage and Cod steaks also.

Wars

Thanks for your support, I will wear it always. Nick, we all have one, but not all of us can speak out of it, now try not to be a pain.

Forehand

Same here on the Phitsanulok/Phichit border, house swayed north to south.

Thanks, back in the beginning of all this I didn't know as much as I do now, I still hold a view that none of the protagonists on either side is innocent by a long chalk, but we all have to move forward or I can see this to be never ending.

Maybe I've mellowed in my old age, I just think if ever there was a time to end this ceaseless slaughter maybe this it. This article at least shows there is some resistance to Hamas and that needs to be nurtured, get rid of Hamas, get the hostages back and open the possibility of a peaceful co-existence, It will take major compromises from both sides. I know, but where there's a will there's away.

Fine, I can agree with that, but what about those people opposed to Hamas, from this article do they not need to be encourage?

So are you saying the the children of Israel are the only people who can live in this area and no one else, even if they have lived on their land for generations?

Very good, so your position is there can be no compromises, Palestinians have no rights whatsoever?

Rebound

What year is it?

Conjugal

Hopefully the beginning of the end, at least it looks like there is now some Palestinian resistance to Hamas, but if it's just another armed to the teeth group/clan is that going to change much for the ordinary/peaceful Palestinians? This could be a golden opportunity for peace in Gaza, the whole place needs to be weapons free with complete openness to all tunnels, terrorist infostructure, so the whole World can see, Joint Arab/Israeli policing, and a complete change of attitude from both sides, whether that's possible after the recent history of this conflict remains to be seen.

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Carbon