| Rath said: I don't see a problem with this at all. I mean nearly everyone agrees Palestine should eventually be a state - what is the problem in elevating their status to observer state status in the UN? |
A) What's recognized is Fatah. Not Palestine. In 2006 Hamas won a majority of seats and shoud of taken control over the Palestinian government. Even in the recent elections, Fatah struggled despite Hamas boycotting said elections. Does it really make sense to recognize a government the people haven't chosen?
B) The above, except backwords... Fatah is unpopuar right now. As it fades further eventually they may need to let Hamas control Palestine. Either that or to prevent it... a full out western dictatator. So it either allows Palestines recognized government to be terrorists. Or to prevent this forces a dictator on the scene. Much eaiser to deal with Hamas while they're official.
C) It's not a state. Everyone agrees it should be a state... at the same time... it's not. I mean hell. There are states that currently exist that don't have UN observer status yet are far more deserving.
Like say Taiwan.
