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Originally posted by Angrist
My point is, they are BOTH SAD! Israel should try to solve the problem politically, not by force. They're not getting anywhere with it. The more Israel attacks the Palastines, the more the Palestines attack back, AND THE OTHER WAY ROUND!
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That's not how it is at all.
Do you know why Bin Laden and Al Quaeda attacked The United States on September 11th?
It's because over the past 8 months the U.S. has been attacking Afghanistan.
Do you know why Hitler murdered so many millions of people? It's because the United Stated and other countries attacked on June 6th, 1944 (D-day).
You're basically saying the same thing. The fact of the matter is that Israel has only been retaliating over terrorist attacks.
The "Cycle of Violence" is a false term, just concocted by the media. There is no cycle of violence, just like you wouldn't call the storming of Normandy in 1944 as part of a cycle of violence.
BTW, Israel has tried to solve the problem politically a million times, but the Palestinians simply won't accept any agreements since Arafat will settle for nothing less than all of Israel, and the destruction of all the Jews.
Just look at the Camp David Accords. Former Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Barak offered Arafat 97% of the West Bank, 3% of Israel Proper, AND Jerusalem as its capital. This was by far the single largest offer any nation in the world has ever offered another, yet Arafat still rejected it.
This even dates back to the Oslo accords of 1993. Arafat signed a peace agreement with former Israel prime minister Yitzchak Rabin (now deceased), but did Arafat ever keep this peace? No. He's broken practically every single thing on these accords.
Let me ask you, what do you expect Israel to do in its situation?
It's givent eh Palestinians, land, money, and even plenty of weapons. It's tried diplomacy a million times, and the Palestinians still don't agree to anything, and Arafat continues on his mission to destroy the state of Israel.