Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

Thailand News and Discussion Forum | ASEANNOW

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

What'S Your Israel-Palestinian Solution?

Featured Replies

  • Author

Back to the thread topic...

It looks unanimous. Everyone here wants the Two State Solution.

What has been Israel's position on that? Hamas? It doesn't count as two states if one is wiped off the map or at the bottom of the sea.

  • Replies 52
  • Views 265
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Back to the thread topic...

It looks unanimous. Everyone here wants the Two State Solution.

What has been Israel's position on that? Hamas? It doesn't count as two states if one is wiped off the map or at the bottom of the sea.

Israel's position has been, "We will build more settlements" (to incite some more aggression so that we have an excuse to slaughter more of the Arab dogs and occupy more land).

Hamas' position has been valid; "We can't negotiate while settlements continue".

Huh???

To be accurate, Hamas' position has been that they have no interest in peace, at all. :rolleyes:

You will have to ask Mr. Wilders about that. smiley-laughing024.gif

I thought not.

You could have done a bit of research on the background of Wilders, and understand why he takes such a position.

I am not really interested in him. I was posting the article because of the interesting facts presented by the author about Jordan.

Huh???

To be accurate, Hamas' position has been that they have no interest in peace, at all. :rolleyes:

correct!

I'd get all the parties involved into the same room. I'd make them roll their trouser legs up then I'd keep smacking their legs until they burst into tears and agreed to do anything I told them. See - it's easy when you know how. :yohan:

I'd get all the parties involved into the same room. I'd make them roll their trouser legs up then I'd keep smacking their legs until they burst into tears and agreed to do anything I told them. See - it's easy when you know how. :yohan:

:ph34r:You should know better than to suggest violence as a solution.

I'd get all the parties involved into the same room. I'd make them roll their trouser legs up then I'd keep smacking their legs until they burst into tears and agreed to do anything I told them. See - it's easy when you know how. :yohan:

:ph34r:You should know better than to suggest violence as a solution.

in principle Endure is right! only extreme pressure on both parties will render results. unfortunately there is no pressure at all but pussyfooting goddàmn politicians who are even scared shitless to just voice their thoughts because all what they have in mind are votes and the next election.

:bah:

  • Author

I'd get all the parties involved into the same room. I'd make them roll their trouser legs up then I'd keep smacking their legs until they burst into tears and agreed to do anything I told them. See - it's easy when you know how. :yohan:

:ph34r:You should know better than to suggest violence as a solution.

in principle Endure is right! only extreme pressure on both parties will render results. unfortunately there is no pressure at all but pussyfooting goddàmn politicians who are even scared shitless to just voice their thoughts because all what they have in mind are votes and the next election.

:bah:

I seriously doubt Palestinian politicians are afraid of losing an election. Their life maybe, but not an election.

I'd get all the parties involved into the same room. I'd make them roll their trouser legs up then I'd keep smacking their legs until they burst into tears and agreed to do anything I told them. See - it's easy when you know how. :yohan:

:ph34r:You should know better than to suggest violence as a solution.

in principle Endure is right! only extreme pressure on both parties will render results. unfortunately there is no pressure at all but pussyfooting goddàmn politicians who are even scared shitless to just voice their thoughts because all what they have in mind are votes and the next election.

:bah:

I seriously doubt Palestinian politicians are afraid of losing an election. Their life maybe, but not an election.

when i talk about applying pressure on both parties it goes without saying that i neither refer to Palestinians nor to Israelis but to the hypocritic clowns on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.

Some pressure on the hypocrites who surround Israel and interfere with any possibility of peace would be make a lot more sense. ;)

Some pressure on the hypocrites who surround Israel and interfere with any possibility of peace would be make a lot more sense. ;)

Which hypocrites would that be then? Since whichever Arab antagonists are around are forthright in their antagonism, I guess you must be referring to the original (in Biblical terms) hypocrites, the Pharisees. Well spotted UG.

(although you should have said "abound" (in), not "surround")

Some pressure on the hypocrites who surround Israel and interfere with any possibility of peace would be make a lot more sense. ;)

your remark is ridiculous U.G. and only proves that you possess a lot of "no idea" as far as the Midlle East is concerned.

nota bene: most of the "surrounders" would consider to sacrifice their left balls if they could get rid of the Israel/Palestine problem. that also applies to a row of american presidents who would have gladly sacrificed their left balls if there was no extremely powerful domestic zionist loving lobby breathing down their necks. the latter is a quote from an american friend.

yawnnn... i know you will now answer with some irrelevant Mel Gibson bullshit even though i have no idea what you are trying to convey :lol:

i'm also patiently waiting for the opinion of our military expert and the input of some ethiopian drivers B)

your remark is ridiculous U.G. and only proves that you possess a lot of "no idea" as far as the Midlle East is concerned.

Well if you are right, that would make two of us. It is pretty well known that the "Palestinians" have always been used as pawns by the Arab (and Persian) nations - who have little use for them otherwise. B)

most of the "surrounders" would consider to sacrifice their left balls if they could get rid of the Israel/Palestine problem. that also applies to a row of american presidents who would have gladly sacrificed their left balls if there was no extremely powerful domestic zionist loving lobby breathing down their necks. the latter is a quote from an american friend.

I'm very impressed that you could find one American to support your opinion. I bet that he was a Jew as well! :lol:

your remark is ridiculous U.G. and only proves that you possess a lot of "no idea" as far as the Midlle East is concerned.

Well if you are right, that would make two of us. It is pretty well known that the "Palestinians" have always been used as pawns by the Arab (and Persian) nations - who have little use for them otherwise. B)

you forgot to mention the headhunters of Papua New Guinea, the Vikings and Gengis Khan :ph34r:

Don't forget Mel Gibson. :D

isn't he the australian actor (Braveheart)? and did the Aussies use the Palestinians as pawns against the Aborigines? :huh:

Create an account or sign in to comment

Recently Browsing 0

  • No registered users viewing this page.

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.