How long? This has been going on for 75 years.First comes a discussion and an understanding of what has been done/currently is happening. Getting to a solution before agreeing to that would be rather difficult.
How long? This has been going on for 75 years.First comes a discussion and an understanding of what has been done/currently is happening. Getting to a solution before agreeing to that would be rather difficult.
We all agree we want as few as possible, so explain to us how you would eliminate the threat while preventing civilian casualties and not having much higher military casualties?
How long? This has been going on for 75 years.
OK, but if the leaders do not respond to an attack that killed 1,000+ they will be removed from office. So what would you suggest they do?
I have, you thought it puts Israeli lives in danger (and it does). Nevertheless, Israel is currently working on a strategy for boots on the ground.
You say "we all agree we want as few as possible [civilian casualties]" but then we all logically know more Palestinian civilians are dying than Hamas terrorists from the airstrikes. That's like a morbidly obese person saying, "I want to lose weight..." as they are eating a buffet of twinkies dipped in maple syrup.
Revisionist Zionists. Ya gotta remember that. There are many Rabbis who say that it is sinful to seek an Isaeli state until the Messiah is identified.heard other people report that since secular Jewish Zionists want a safe state, why doesn't the US just give him one of ours. Kind of a silly expectation and suggestion in my honest opinion.
Yes during the ottoman empire Judahists and palestinians, and Christians alike lived right there in that region. It was the league of nations and England that fouled it up. They believed that Judaist nationalism was the answer the the issue of them being in europe. Europeans of all regards kind of saw them as a bit of a nuisance for various reasons. Bolshevikism being one of the various reasons. There was a lot of tension between the jacobites and europeans since the Napoleonic Wars, and as always there are two side to every story so we wont necessarily be blaming one side or the other.These Palestinians have been living there for centuries. They don't want to live in an apartheid state. Furthermore, Israel doesn't just let Palestinians come and go as they please between their prisons (Gaza, West Bank, etc...), it needs to be approved first.
No, it is not like that.I have, you thought it puts Israeli lives in danger (and it does). Nevertheless, Israel is currently working on a strategy for boots on the ground.
You say "we all agree we want as few as possible [civilian casualties]" but then we all logically know more Palestinian civilians are dying than Hamas terrorists from the airstrikes. That's like a morbidly obese person saying, "I want to lose weight..." as they are eating a buffet of twinkies dipped in maple syrup.
How long do we talk about who is at fault? It is time to discuss solutions.How long what exactly? Not sure what you're asking.
So you would recommend to the leaders of Israel that they go into Gaza with boots on the ground without bombing it first? It would be a killing field, booby trapped with people in high rises shooting down on them, as well as artillery shells while they move freely about in their tunnels. You obviously are not an Army general. No one would do that. You would trade 1,000 innocent civilian lives who refused to evacuate for 10,000 soldiers lives.I didn't call for "no action", though, one could make the case that "no action" is better than obliterating thousands of innocent civilians.
I'm not sure how many times I need to tell you. Maybe you just keep asking because you accidentally missed my numerous posts in the past or my earlier post saying boots on the ground is a more discriminate way of targeting Hamas terrorists than indiscriminately bombing them. You've mentioned the risk of the IDF lives, and I conceded it is more dangerous to isolate their targets than just pushing a button and obliterating an entire housing complex.
No, it is not like that.
no, it isn't like that because you analogy does not take into account the horrific and demonic attack that killed 1,000+I think a better analogy would be a morbidly obese person saying "I want to lose weight and eat better..." as they eat a tub of cherry vanilla ice cream with actual real fruit inside of it. Sure, they are eating fruit (targeting Hamas terrorists as they indiscriminately bomb), but you're still eating junk (a tub of ice cream).
see post 1671Thanks for explaining in detail why it doesn't work.
Would you prefer an analogy of curling two 10 lbs dumbbells of summer sausage while taking a bite out of one with each rep? Take your pick. Either way, it works because it's not a viable option if you genuinely want to lose weight (limit civilian casualties).
How long do we talk about who is at fault? It is time to discuss solutions.
no, it isn't like that because you analogy does not take into account the horrific and demonic attack that killed 1,000+
Because tens of thousands are dying in the meantimeWhy put a deadline of how long to educate ourselves/each other of the history as well as what is currently happening and fruitfully discuss a resolution? The only timeline I can give is rather vague... "Not one second longer than is needed to come to an understanding, take ownership of events, and a resolution."
nopeThe fact that 1000+ Israeli civilians were murdered is irrelevant to the claim that Israel is "not wanting to kill civilians". Try another reason to object to the analogy.
So you would recommend to the leaders of Israel that they go into Gaza with boots on the ground without bombing it first? It would be a killing field, booby trapped with people in high rises shooting down on them, as well as artillery shells while they move freely about in their tunnels. You obviously are not an Army general. No one would do that. You would trade 1,000 innocent civilian lives who refused to evacuate for 10,000 soldiers lives.
Because tens of thousands are dying in the meantime
nope