Fifty years after the Yom Kippur War

[Thumpalumpacus]

[Leonardo17]

[Jackie]

[Leonardo17]

[The Grand Nudger]

It's not the international community's land and the people there don't give a fuck what the international community says, is why.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Plus settlements imposed from outside rarely last without occupation forces to enforce them.

[Leonardo17]

It’s been 75 years since Israel was created.
 
You know in Germany they have this very fine way of addressing extremism. Nazi Ideology has but a tiny chance of resurfacing in Germany again (despite all those efforts of the AFD + other Neo-Nazi groups). So if we can somehow address to issue of extremist-Jewish Zionism + the issue of Political Islam (which is to be seen as a global issue), than they will be just fine.
 
It’s not difficult for different people to coexist together. In fact the opposite is more difficult. Think of all this neo-fascist / religious / theocratic style of propaganda that is being pumped into the brains of both these ethnic groups every day. From 1516 to 1917 we had absolutely no Jewish, Muslim or Christian issue in that region. So what happened?
 
These are our 21 century issues at hand. And we need to solve them somehow 

[Thumpalumpacus]

[Leonardo17]

[Deesse23]

I believe in a strong symbiotic relation between populist Zionism and Political Islam and/or Islamic extremism. Here is something that’s backing my perspective:

Of course

The existence of one is a justification for the existence of the other to its followers. Any solution of the problem over there must start by eliminating the extrmists on both sides and the politcal wings of their according religion.