Huh, I didn't realize Harnu would automatically translate my message. It's supposed to say "speaking from Israel", which has the same spelling.
Non-violent protest is not only the more moral way to go, it will also be far more effective. I know Israel, a country with very diverse politics and free press, would quickly falter in the face of a massive non-violent protest just as many western nations have in the past.
I am not surprised there is skepticism of the two state solution on the Palestinians' side. There is skepticism on our side as well. When we handed over jurisdiction to the Palestinian Authority, we weren't expecting a second intifada. I disagree with many of the aspects of wall of separation, (it should be rebuilt elsewhere) but before it was built, several people would be die in terrorist attacks on an almost DAILY basis, sometimes dozens.
When we resumed the peace process, we proved we were serious about removing settlements when we ceded Gaza. We weren't asking for hugs or anything, we only expected the peace process to result in, I don't know, peace? Instead a "political party" that doesn't recognize my right to live in the country my late grandfather, parents and I were born in one a majority in parliament and commenced to bombard civilian targets. (As well as institute a theocracy and through out Fatah supporters)
As a result, people such as myself who want a two state solution are often called naive, and laws are proposed to investigate the funding of pro-peace organizations.
And yet it is the best way. This idea the protester you linked to expressed, that Jews want to return to their "home countries" is absurd, something I have never heard of. When my living grandfather left his country of birth, his neighbors were welcoming the Nazi invaders and sharing the plunder from his house. Soon, most of his relatives were killed, and he survived most of the war hiding alone in the forest. He arrived in Israel at age eighteen, and has never lived on any land that was stolen from Palestinians in 1948, let alone the settlements. This is his country now, as it is mine. I think most people would recognize that for me to "re"turn to Poland, my aunt to "re"turn to Iran etc. is not real justice. I fully recognize the Palestinians' right to a country, the refugees' right to compensation, and would even support small scale resettlement of refugees in Israel, as well as saving the settlements in the west bank for other refugees of course. But no nation, neither Palestine, nor mine, nor the Mormons or Cherokees can realistically expect reparations paid in LAND for slights that occurred over sixty years ago, most of the original victims having passed away.
No, there are realistic and in my opinion morally better solutions.
No there is
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