Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The solution here is very simple and I am sure the Millions of working class Men and Women of both sides would agree with me that the answer is Socialism. What we are seeing right now is a disgusting form of Bourgeois Nationalism at it's highest form. Jews and Palestinians must abandon their Nationalist sentiment and embrace co-operation and be united under one Red banner.

Napisano od Red.Army, 08.10.2023 at 12:38

The solution here is very simple and I am sure the Millions of working class Men and Women of both sides would agree with me that the answer is Socialism. What we are seeing right now is a disgusting form of Bourgeois Nationalism at it's highest form. Jews and Palestinians must abandon their Nationalist sentiment and embrace co-operation and be united under one Red banner.

I think isreal will control Gaza and annex it, leaving the west bank(Maybe a bit off of them) but Palestine will now be only in the West Bank in a few months.

If not so easy, then isreal will be fighting on all sides, maybe countries would help with supplies on both sides.

Disgusting to say. But. Best outcome Gaza goes to isreal, west bank damaged but still on the map. Worst outcome, it continues for months resulting in yet another long regional war. Which in this Inter war period number 2, not the best outcome at all.

Napisano od DeepFriedUnicorn, 09.10.2023 at 14:09

I think isreal will control Gaza and annex it, leaving the west bank(Maybe a bit off of them) but Palestine will now be only in the West Bank in a few months.

If not so easy, then isreal will be fighting on all sides, maybe countries would help with supplies on both sides.

Disgusting to say. But. Best outcome Gaza goes to isreal, west bank damaged but still on the map. Worst outcome, it continues for months resulting in yet another long regional war. Which in this Inter war period number 2, not the best outcome at all.

Best outcome is Israel annexes both.

Napisano od Bisexual, 10.10.2023 at 04:36

Napisano od DeepFriedUnicorn, 09.10.2023 at 14:09

I think isreal will control Gaza and annex it, leaving the west bank(Maybe a bit off of them) but Palestine will now be only in the West Bank in a few months.

If not so easy, then isreal will be fighting on all sides, maybe countries would help with supplies on both sides.

Disgusting to say. But. Best outcome Gaza goes to isreal, west bank damaged but still on the map. Worst outcome, it continues for months resulting in yet another long regional war. Which in this Inter war period number 2, not the best outcome at all.

Best outcome is Israel annexes both.

Don't think so. Either way the fighting won't stop even if what you say happens we all history buffs in our own ways we here on this site, it just won't stop too much history and religion overlapping. It's like the Palestinians are Japan in ww2 just won't give up. It's as if we need to nuke them both before they drive us all into it. Irish and other UN troops in the hights, I think they'll get hit.

Yo man, serious right now, I thought the war crimes by the Ukrainians and Russias where bad, raping each other, cartel executions. But the crimes the IDF and Hamas are way beyond. The phone and social media element brings a pure vile and evil way of "Bringing down your enemy" as if it's game, playing with their food. Then you see that same person with his head half gone, like the post is now a "Gotcha". It's inhumane, it's the devils work.
Geneva convention failed the second it was published.

Napisano od Bisexual, 10.10.2023 at 04:36

Napisano od DeepFriedUnicorn, 09.10.2023 at 14:09

I think isreal will control Gaza and annex it, leaving the west bank(Maybe a bit off of them) but Palestine will now be only in the West Bank in a few months.

If not so easy, then isreal will be fighting on all sides, maybe countries would help with supplies on both sides.

Disgusting to say. But. Best outcome Gaza goes to isreal, west bank damaged but still on the map. Worst outcome, it continues for months resulting in yet another long regional war. Which in this Inter war period number 2, not the best outcome at all.

Best outcome is Israel annexes both.

what happened

Napisano od DeepFriedUnicorn, 10.10.2023 at 12:37

Don't think so. Either way the fighting won't stop even if what you say happens we all history buffs in our own ways we here on this site, it just won't stop too much history and religion overlapping. It's like the Palestinians are Japan in ww2 just won't give up. It's as if we need to nuke them both before they drive us all into it. Irish and other UN troops in the hights, I think they'll get hit.

Palestinians need to give up that territory and migrate. You can't have a normal country surrounded by enemy from all sides, without control over electricity or gas. Arab culture is all around Israel, plenty of space for Palestinians to migrate. The land they fight for is not even worth financially...

Napisano od DeepFriedUnicorn, 10.10.2023 at 12:37

Yo man, serious right now, I thought the war crimes by the Ukrainians and Russias where bad, raping each other, cartel executions. But the crimes the IDF and Hamas are way beyond. The phone and social media element brings a pure vile and evil way of "Bringing down your enemy" as if it's game, playing with their food. Then you see that same person with his head half gone, like the post is now a "Gotcha". It's inhumane, it's the devils work.
Geneva convention failed the second it was published.

Europe has a long history of advocating for humanitarian treatment, especially during times of conflict. The crimes you talk about happen around the globe daily, we just do not follow it up. This is what happens in Yemen, Nigeria, and all other countries that fight terrorist organisations.
When it comes to the IDF, I believe that their actions, and ultimately their goal, will potentially render Gaza and the West Bank uninhabitable. With Israel controling electricity, border and water - I do not see a possibility for these areas to be rebuilt under the Palestinian authority. The Jewish diaspora's stance on Palestine has traditionally been diverse. Many outside Israel have advocated for a peaceful resolution that takes into account Palestinian interests. However, the actions of groups like Hamas have intensified the support for Israeli government action and seem to be pushing more people towards a unified stance.
From my personal connections with Montenegrin Jews, including one of the founders of the Jewish Community of Montenegro, I've noticed a significant change in sentiment. Many who were once opposed to Israel's treatment of Palestinians are now uniting in their stance against Hamas and are more supportive of Israeli policies.
Hamas is holding Palestinians hostage for decades, and still the majority of Palestinians support and enroll into Hamas... They are terrorists, plan and simple.

Given the complexities and enduring challenges of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, I believe that one potential solution could be the resettlement of Palestinian communities to neighboring Arab countries such as Egypt, Syria, and Jordan. Multiple generations of Palestinians have endured not only loss of life but also a disruption to their daily existence and the life quality which we all take for granted. Relocating to a more hospitable environment might offer future generations a chance at a more stable and peaceful life. I believe it's difficult to justify the immense suffering of hundreds of thousands over what is essentially arid terrain. If we put ourselves in the shoes of a Palestinian, would we choose to stay in Palestine, foregoing a typical life and facing daily risks, with limited quality of life and employment opportunities? My answer is no.

Largerly overlooked in this topic is the fact that the Wagner PMC provided training to HAMAS prior to their assault on Israel. Furthermore, the Western media largely ignored the actions of a pro-Russian Serbian militant group in Kosovo from few days ago, which aimed to ignite tensions in the region. These events are clearly Moscow's strategy to divert attention from its activities in Ukraine.

Napisano od Red.Army, 08.10.2023 at 12:38

The solution here is very simple and I am sure the Millions of working class Men and Women of both sides would agree with me that the answer is Socialism. What we are seeing right now is a disgusting form of Bourgeois Nationalism at it's highest form. Jews and Palestinians must abandon their Nationalist sentiment and embrace co-operation and be united under one Red banner.

or just have a football match

Jews should rule us

Napisano od Tribune Aquila, 12.10.2023 at 00:28

Jews should rule us

Very simple. Palestine exist for a long before Israel occupate it by the west support in 1948. Maybe Israeli can fk off to west and they can share their lands together as middle east isn't their place and it will never be xd

Napisano od Ghost, 13.10.2023 at 11:00

Very simple. Palestine exist for a long before Israel occupate it by the west support in 1948. Maybe Israeli can fk off to west and they can share their lands together as middle east isn't their place and it will never be xd

I hate seeing this take, the earth just doesn't work like this lmao.

The SOULUTION TOO THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE WAR IS FOR MILLIONS OF MUSLIMS TOO DIE AND ABOUT A YEAR OR TWO PALESTINE WILL FULLY BECOME PRO WEST

Napisano od High Boi, 13.10.2023 at 19:58

The SOULUTION TOO THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE WAR IS FOR MILLIONS OF MUSLIMS TOO DIE AND ABOUT A YEAR OR TWO PALESTINE WILL FULLY BECOME PRO WEST

The more humanitarian solution is to send all the palestinians to europe. it will help the economy by giving them jobs to generate money that can be sent to ukraine to fight off the russian hordes. everyone wins

Napisano od EVERYBODYISGAY, 13.10.2023 at 03:49

Napisano od Tribune Aquila, 12.10.2023 at 00:28

Jews should rule us

Move to Israel, dipshit.

read up on your history, little one

Napisano od Ghost, 13.10.2023 at 11:00

Very simple. Palestine exist for a long before Israel occupate it by the west support in 1948. Maybe Israeli can fk off to west and they can share their lands together as middle east isn't their place and it will never be xd

Jews had ties to Southern Levant and modern day Israel, as well as city of Jerusalim, for thousands of years in the past - long before 1948.The connection between Jews and this land is well-documented in archaeological findings and religious scriptures. If anything, middle east is mostly uninhabited, Palestinians could migrate to any other Arab country and problem solved.

Napisano od Bisexual, 16.10.2023 at 08:37

Napisano od Ghost, 13.10.2023 at 11:00

Very simple. Palestine exist for a long before Israel occupate it by the west support in 1948. Maybe Israeli can fk off to west and they can share their lands together as middle east isn't their place and it will never be xd

Jews had ties to Southern Levant and modern day Israel, as well as city of Jerusalim, for thousands of years in the past - long before 1948.The connection between Jews and this land is well-documented in archaeological findings and religious scriptures. If anything, middle east is mostly uninhabited, Palestinians could migrate to any other Arab country and problem solved.

Nope it won't be solved like this. It is Al quds not Jerusalem and AL-Aqsa mosque is very religious to Muslims and consider one from top 3 religion places.

Historical it was Muslim for a very very long time, it will be back and the 2 billion Muslims will never leave it. It all just about the time only.

Napisano od Ghost, 16.10.2023 at 19:11

Nope it won't be solved like this. It is Al quds not Jerusalem and AL-Aqsa mosque is very religious to Muslims and consider one from top 3 religion places.

Historical it was Muslim for a very very long time, it will be back and the 2 billion Muslims will never leave it. It all just about the time only.

And The Western Wall and The Temple Mount were founded in 19 BCE, as Jewish holy places. History is on Israel's side. No one stops Muslims from visiting their mosque in Jerusalem even if it is in Israeli state. The biggest Eastern Orthodox monument was Church of Justinian I (modern day Hagia Sophia mosque) in Istanbul - from a Christian holy place it was turned and today is a mosque. No Christian country today really claims Istanbul on basis of one building, Turks live in Istanbul. Get used to the modern world.

Napisano od Bisexual, 17.10.2023 at 04:20

Napisano od Ghost, 16.10.2023 at 19:11

Nope it won't be solved like this. It is Al quds not Jerusalem and AL-Aqsa mosque is very religious to Muslims and consider one from top 3 religion places.

Historical it was Muslim for a very very long time, it will be back and the 2 billion Muslims will never leave it. It all just about the time only.

And The Western Wall and The Temple Mount were founded in 19 BCE, as Jewish holy places. History is on Israel's side. No one stops Muslims from visiting their mosque in Jerusalem even if it is in Israeli state. The biggest Eastern Orthodox monument was Church of Justinian I (modern day Hagia Sophia mosque) in Istanbul - from a Christian holy place it was turned and today is a mosque. No Christian country today really claims Istanbul on basis of one building, Turks live in Istanbul. Get used to the modern world.

Modern Israelis aren't related to the ancient Jews. Modern Israelis are mainly decedents of white Christian converts and khazars.

Napisano od Red.Army, 17.10.2023 at 06:00

Modern Israelis aren't related to the ancient Jews. Modern Israelis are mainly decedents of white Christian converts and khazars.

The assertion that modern Israelis, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, are primarily descended from Khazars or white Christian converts is both historically and genetically unsupported:

Historical Record: There is a continuous historical record of Jewish communities living in the Middle East, Europe, and North Africa throughout the millennia, long before the emergence of the Khazar Kingdom. The Jewish diaspora began in ancient times, with significant communities in places like Babylon, Alexandria, and Rome.

Genetic Evidence: Numerous genetic studies have shown a strong genetic link between Jewish communities from different parts of the world and the Levantine (Eastern Mediterranean) population. These studies have indicated that Jews from various regions, including Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi Jews, share significant portions of their ancestry and are more closely related to each other than to their non-Jewish neighbors. This connection to the Levant also places them genetically closer to groups like the Druze, Lebanese, and Palestinians, which aligns with a shared ancient Semitic ancestry.

The Khazar Theory: The idea that Ashkenazi Jews are mainly descended from the Khazars is based on a theory that has been largely discredited. The Khazar Kingdom, which existed between the 7th and 10th centuries in what is now Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine, is believed to have had a ruling class that converted to Judaism. However, there's no strong evidence to suggest a large-scale migration or assimilation of Khazars into European Jewish communities. Furthermore, the genetic continuity between Ashkenazi Jews and other Jewish communities predates the existence of the Khazar Kingdom.

Linguistic Evidence: The Yiddish language, spoken historically by Ashkenazi Jews, evolved from High German during the Middle Ages and incorporated elements from Hebrew, Aramaic, and various Slavic languages. This linguistic evolution is consistent with the historical migrations and interactions of Jewish communities in Europe, rather than with a Turkic origin as would be expected if the Khazar theory were accurate.

Napisano od Bisexual, 17.10.2023 at 08:08

Napisano od Red.Army, 17.10.2023 at 06:00

Modern Israelis aren't related to the ancient Jews. Modern Israelis are mainly decedents of white Christian converts and khazars.

The assertion that modern Israelis, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, are primarily descended from Khazars or white Christian converts is both historically and genetically unsupported:

Historical Record: There is a continuous historical record of Jewish communities living in the Middle East, Europe, and North Africa throughout the millennia, long before the emergence of the Khazar Kingdom. The Jewish diaspora began in ancient times, with significant communities in places like Babylon, Alexandria, and Rome.

Genetic Evidence: Numerous genetic studies have shown a strong genetic link between Jewish communities from different parts of the world and the Levantine (Eastern Mediterranean) population. These studies have indicated that Jews from various regions, including Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi Jews, share significant portions of their ancestry and are more closely related to each other than to their non-Jewish neighbors. This connection to the Levant also places them genetically closer to groups like the Druze, Lebanese, and Palestinians, which aligns with a shared ancient Semitic ancestry.

The Khazar Theory: The idea that Ashkenazi Jews are mainly descended from the Khazars is based on a theory that has been largely discredited. The Khazar Kingdom, which existed between the 7th and 10th centuries in what is now Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine, is believed to have had a ruling class that converted to Judaism. However, there's no strong evidence to suggest a large-scale migration or assimilation of Khazars into European Jewish communities. Furthermore, the genetic continuity between Ashkenazi Jews and other Jewish communities predates the existence of the Khazar Kingdom.

Linguistic Evidence: The Yiddish language, spoken historically by Ashkenazi Jews, evolved from High German during the Middle Ages and incorporated elements from Hebrew, Aramaic, and various Slavic languages. This linguistic evolution is consistent with the historical migrations and interactions of Jewish communities in Europe, rather than with a Turkic origin as would be expected if the Khazar theory were accurate.

Well, comrade, before you trade your keyboard for a hammer and sickle, let's clear up some history! While Jewish communities have been mingling, doing the horah, and sampling local cuisines throughout the ages, their DNA dance card still has a solid number from the ancient Levant. And hey, I know in your radical, 'down with everything good' club, facts might be as welcome as a capitalist in a commune, but it's still a good idea to check in with actual evidence now and then. So, next time you're taking a break from plotting world domination with your fellow evildoers, maybe crack open a legit history book. Just a thought!

You still wrong.

Napisano od Ghost, 13.10.2023 at 11:00

Very simple. Palestine exist for a long before Israel occupate it by the west support in 1948. Maybe Israeli can fk off to west and they can share their lands together as middle east isn't their place and it will never be xd

there was never a palestinian state lol. (and btw Jerusalem/ Al quds was never the capital of any arab state in all history), btw Jerusalem is the older name...

Napisano od Bisexual, 17.10.2023 at 08:08

Napisano od Red.Army, 17.10.2023 at 06:00

Modern Israelis aren't related to the ancient Jews. Modern Israelis are mainly decedents of white Christian converts and khazars.

The assertion that modern Israelis, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, are primarily descended from Khazars or white Christian converts is both historically and genetically unsupported:
...

Pavle can make this kind of looong posts with AI, i said it already lol.

Napisano od Black Swans, 08.11.2023 at 13:05

Did you really need a tool to notice I am generating each reply with ChatGPT

Napisano od Bisexual, 08.11.2023 at 17:46

Did you really need a tool to notice I am generating each reply with ChatGPT

the immaculate English certainly was a little suss

Napisano od Augustus Caesar, 09.11.2023 at 00:18

the immaculate English certainly was a little suss

Anyone really thought I'd spend my time writing essays here?

Napisano od Bisexual, 08.11.2023 at 17:46

Napisano od Black Swans, 08.11.2023 at 13:05

Did you really need a tool to notice I am generating each reply with ChatGPT

No, but I needed a tool to prove it. Otherwise it would be just an opinion

Napisano od Black Swans, 09.11.2023 at 09:07

No, but I needed a tool to prove it. Otherwise it would be just an opinion

Why would you need to prove my trolling?