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Ka-pi96 said:

How is it even possible that you don't know that something being true 3000 years ago doesn't mean you can just pretend it's been true for all the time inbetween as well. It hasn't. The genocidal lunatics hadn't been there for thousands of years and have no legitimate claim to the land. The Palestinians have been there much longer and do have a claim to the land. The land rightfully belongs to Palestine.

So the Jews have been there for much longer than the Palestinians but that must not be taken into account, fuck history right?

But the Palestinians have been there for a shorter time but that must be taken into account, history must be upheld?

Ok, you can hold double standards in your opinion but not only that is totally wrong and unfair, it is also completely unrealistic.

Let's get to the real issue here. You support the palestinians no matter what violence and terror they use, no matter what they would do if they had the power Israel had. And you know what? That's fine, it's your opinion so to that I'll oppose my opinion which is: I'm glad Israel have their land back, I'm glad they are more powerful and can defend themselves against those terrorists, I'm glad the US acknowledged their capital. We can discuss opinions rather than facts if you prefer, I don't have a problem with that either.



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Perhaps the one where they don't kill each other.



CrazyGamer2017 said:
fatslob-:O said:

I realize why Israel are occupying the land that they are ever since the Six-Day War but that does not mean that they should take the lands for themselves since we're supposed to be passed the barbaric age of imperialism and expansionism ... 

If the entire international community is going to chide Russia for ascending Crimea for which they themselves have democratically voted for then they should be doing the same if not more so since Israel are trying to claim these Israeli settlements for themselves WITHOUT even the consent of a relevant party ...

FWIW, these Israeli settlements effectively stopped being buffer zones since Israel has decided to build civilian infrastructure and the UN straight up declares such action to be illegal so how about Israel back right off and move back to the previously agreed borders ? 

Israel can both have a powerful military WITHOUT being an imperialist such as the US. Did the US try claiming Japan for itself even though the latter was invading the aggressor's territory much like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict ? 

Another example would be France who took some territory from Germany after world war 1 (Alsace-Lorraine) and never returned it...

My point being that this issue depends very much on the country and on the history of the land. And even if we agreed to call Israel imperialists (which I do not), there are precedents by countries like France. Even the US can be considered imperialistic when it made war to the American Natives known as Indians to take their land. And I won't even talk about the UK and North Ireland...

As for Israel most of the land there was theirs a very long time ago (Kingdom of Israel and Kingdom of Judah) The Philistines had a strip of land roughly where the Gaza strip is today but the west bank is historically Jewish. So if you refer to the Israel as made by the UN in 1947 then yeah, you have a bit of a point but if you take into account land that was Jewish before it was palestinian then Israel is only taking back land that is historically speaking, theirs. And beyond that, I guess it will become a matter of opinion. Do they have the right to take back what was theirs or not?

I can understand that you disagree but in exchange you must understand that 1: other countries like France, the US, the UK and probably more have taken land from others that was NEVER theirs to begin with, at least Israel is only taking back what was theirs long ago. 2: The real issue here goes beyond the issue of land. Muslims are absolutely mad about the fact that non muslims live and have a state right in the middle of theirs and I'm talking about all the countries surrounding Israel, so the issue here is not just palestine, but to get rid of people that though with the same historical origin (sons of Abraham) as the other people in that region, have DARED to follow their beliefs instead of becoming muslims. Which is why peace is pretty much impossible cause what palestinians really want is the destruction of Israel which is exactly why I can understand that Israel deals with them in a tough way and not only should take the west bank who historically has been theirs but since the palestinians only wish for their destruction, there will never be peace in that region, until the palestinians are driven out of that land. The logic is clear: if there are no palestinians in the west bank there is no war to be waged with the west bank.

Again I can understand your side of the argument, the "legal" situation made by the UN in 1947. But like I'm explaining, this issue goes beyond what was simply legally decided in 1947.

Actually, the UN made no 'legal' situation in 1947.  The partition pan was voted upon by the UN General Assembly, which doesn't make legally binding decisions.  The vote for partition was never more than a recommendation.  The actual legal status of the land was determined by the League of Nations, which designated that the British Mandate should facilitate the establishment of a Jewish homeland and Jewish settlement throughout the land in accordance with the 1920 San Remo Conference.  Article 22 of the League of Nations Covenant specifically enshrined this into international law.  It is debatable whether the UN even had a right to make changes to the mandate, as article 80 of the UN charter was written with the intent that to preserve the mandate's provisions for a Jewish homeland and was even known as the 'Jewish people's clause.'  But that point is moot, as the partition was never anything more than a recommendation which the Arab side rejected outright.



Ka-pi96 said:

They haven't been there for much longer though... they literally hadn't been there for thousands of years.

And the facts are you support terrorist scum. Simple.

Well if 4000 years is not long, sure whatever and yeah, you support the palestinians, I support the Jews.

What's your next reply? That 9/11 was cause by Jews? That all those terrorist attacks in Europe, the US and elsewhere was made by Jews?

You are so blinded by your hate for Jews that you'll invent anything, deny history and apply double standards whenever that helps your belief.

Please rewrite history however you please to suit your beliefs but if you don't mind I don't wish to take part into that.



Ka-pi96 said:

They haven't been there for much longer though... they literally hadn't been there for thousands of years.

And the facts are you support terrorist scum. Simple.

Jews were there during the Romans time so that is at least 2 thousand years.



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Ka-pi96 said:
israel ceases to exist. The israelis can either stay and become Palestinian citizens (who are required to follow Palestinian laws and respect Palestinian ownership of land) or they can fuck off elsewhere.

Why not the opposite? I like Israel, they gave us Wonder Woman.

The Palestinian people can stay in Israel, they just have to be more... civilized.



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Ka-pi96 said:
israel ceases to exist. The israelis can either stay and become Palestinian citizens (who are required to follow Palestinian laws and respect Palestinian ownership of land) or they can fuck off elsewhere.

Why not the opposite? I like Israel, they gave us Wonder Woman.

The Palestinian people can stay in Israel, they just have to be more... civilized.

Being treated like second class citizens doesn't help.  Sure they aren't all innocent but when you treat everyone worse because of a few bad apples then you get more bad apples.



Ka-pi96 said:
CrazyGamer2017 said:

So the Jews have been there for much longer than the Palestinians but that must not be taken into account, fuck history right?

But the Palestinians have been there for a shorter time but that must be taken into account, history must be upheld?

Ok, you can hold double standards in your opinion but not only that is totally wrong and unfair, it is also completely unrealistic.

Let's get to the real issue here. You support the palestinians no matter what violence and terror they use, no matter what they would do if they had the power Israel had. And you know what? That's fine, it's your opinion so to that I'll oppose my opinion which is: I'm glad Israel have their land back, I'm glad they are more powerful and can defend themselves against those terrorists, I'm glad the US acknowledged their capital. We can discuss opinions rather than facts if you prefer, I don't have a problem with that either.

They haven't been there for much longer though... they literally hadn't been there for thousands of years.

And the facts are you support terrorist scum. Simple.

It is simply not true that the Jews 'hadn't been there' for thousands of years.  There has never been a single period in the last 3,000 years in which there weren't Jews in Israel/Palestine.  The leader of the Jewish people around the world continued to be the Nasi (prince or president) of Israel, for hundreds of years until the Byzantines abolished the institution.  There were many Jewish revolts in Israel/Palestine against the Romans, Byzantines, and Persians for hundreds of years after Judea was destroyed.  There were Jews there when the Muslims conquered the land in the 600s.  There were Jews there when the Crusaders conquered it in the Middle Ages.  Safed has been the home of the Jewish kabbalists for the last 500 years.  The Jewish community of Hebron continued to live there uninterrupted for 3,000 years until the Hebron massacre of 1929.  Every census of Jerusalem from the 1800s shows that the city had a large Jewish majority then.



h2ohno said:
Ka-pi96 said:

They haven't been there for much longer though... they literally hadn't been there for thousands of years.

And the facts are you support terrorist scum. Simple.

It is simply not true that the Jews 'hadn't been there' for thousands of years.  There has never been a single period in the last 3,000 years in which there weren't Jews in Israel/Palestine.  The leader of the Jewish people around the world continued to be the Nasi (prince or president) of Israel, for hundreds of years until the Byzantines abolished the institution.  There were many Jewish revolts in Israel/Palestine against the Romans, Byzantines, and Persians for hundreds of years after Judea was destroyed.  There were Jews there when the Muslims conquered the land in the 600s.  There were Jews there when the Crusaders conquered it in the Middle Ages.  Safed has been the home of the Jewish kabbalists for the last 500 years.  The Jewish community of Hebron continued to live there uninterrupted for 3,000 years until the Hebron massacre of 1929.  Every census of Jerusalem from the 1800s shows that the city had a large Jewish majority then.

You could say the same for any other people that lived there for thousands of years. Claims on land of long gone empires are absolutely bogus anyway. Germany might as well claim Poland because they've been there a few times in history. And Norway can claim Canada and while we're at it let Italy have their North Africa land. Oh yeah, and how about we give all of North America to the natives? I mean they were first there and have lived there continuously for thousands of years.

It's all religious and political bullshit to stroke some few powerful people's power fantasy boner. So yeah, let's just nuke it, so no one can claim anything unless they want to claim an uninhabitable toxic wasteland submerged in water.

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CrazyGamer2017 said:
Ka-pi96 said:

How is it even possible that you don't know that something being true 3000 years ago doesn't mean you can just pretend it's been true for all the time inbetween as well. It hasn't. The genocidal lunatics hadn't been there for thousands of years and have no legitimate claim to the land. The Palestinians have been there much longer and do have a claim to the land. The land rightfully belongs to Palestine.

So the Jews have been there for much longer than the Palestinians but that must not be taken into account, fuck history right?

But the Palestinians have been there for a shorter time but that must be taken into account, history must be upheld?

Ok, you can hold double standards in your opinion but not only that is totally wrong and unfair, it is also completely unrealistic.

Let's get to the real issue here. You support the palestinians no matter what violence and terror they use, no matter what they would do if they had the power Israel had. And you know what? That's fine, it's your opinion so to that I'll oppose my opinion which is: I'm glad Israel have their land back, I'm glad they are more powerful and can defend themselves against those terrorists, I'm glad the US acknowledged their capital. We can discuss opinions rather than facts if you prefer, I don't have a problem with that either.

 

Ka-pi96 said:

They haven't been there for much longer though... they literally hadn't been there for thousands of years.

And the facts are you support terrorist scum. Simple.

 

Who had it first doesn't solve the dilemma. The first major population to the land was the Canaanites, then the Philistines (Evolved into Palestine) migrated, then the Hebrews from across the Euphrates.

The British promised a Palestinian homeland both to resident Arabs and to Jewish immigrants. The Arabs had helped the British overthrow the Ottoman Turks and were promised control of their land in return for their allegiance. At the same time the British promised the same land to the Jews. IJS



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