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  • J Judah Gabriel Himango

    Chris S Kaiser wrote:

    Who's settling in another's landspace?

    Oh, how about the 9000 Jews booted out of their homes in Gush Katif this past summer? Yes, 9000 Jews. Yes, that was a land give-away. For peace. No, we still don't have peace. Or the portion of Jerusalem, or the portions in Gaza, or... we've given away so much land -- big pieces of our already-tiny country -- for peace that has never happened.

    Chris S Kaiser wrote:

    But at some point it has to be recognized that there isn't any innocence on either side.

    Agreed.

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    This was to return to the internationally recognized borders. And by that, I mean, that this is land being returned. Not lost. There shouldn't be any settlers in Gaza. Or the West Bank. Jerusalem seems to be a bit different being the holy land to both. But I don't think that this was so much a give away as a return.

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      This was to return to the internationally recognized borders. And by that, I mean, that this is land being returned. Not lost. There shouldn't be any settlers in Gaza. Or the West Bank. Jerusalem seems to be a bit different being the holy land to both. But I don't think that this was so much a give away as a return.

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      Judah Gabriel Himango
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      Chris, tell me why you think we should return to those borders.

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        Judah Himango wrote:

        One thing I want to ask you is, you seem to have a lot of faith in international law

        Nah. No faith in that. But, the borders agreed to must be adhered to. If you (Israel) decide to act on your own and decide which borders to recognize in the face of a previous agreement, then you lose credibility in your arguments.

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        Judah Gabriel Himango
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        Chris S Kaiser wrote:

        But, the borders agreed to must be adhered to.

        Agreed, unless war happens and borders change. No?

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        • J Judah Gabriel Himango

          Chris, tell me why you think we should return to those borders.

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          Chris S Kaiser
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          Because Israel agreed to it. No do overs. No deciding to change your mind and take matters into your own hands. Live up to your word. Else you can't cry for help.

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          • J Judah Gabriel Himango

            Chris S Kaiser wrote:

            But, the borders agreed to must be adhered to.

            Agreed, unless war happens and borders change. No?

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            This hasn't been war in the qualified sense. If its war, then it isn't terrorism. Is it civil war? Treaties have to be adhered to to hold any value. If you choose to ignore them, you can't expect to be taken seriously in future negotiations.

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              This hasn't been war in the qualified sense. If its war, then it isn't terrorism. Is it civil war? Treaties have to be adhered to to hold any value. If you choose to ignore them, you can't expect to be taken seriously in future negotiations.

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              Judah Gabriel Himango
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              I was speaking of the war in which the disputed territories were taken by Israel after the invasion by 4 of its hostile Islamic theocratic neighbors: Six Day War[^].

              Chris S Kaiser wrote:

              Treaties have to be adhered to to hold any value.

              I agree. The Oslo Accords guaranteed us peace if we gave up parts of Gaza and the West Bank which we won in the war earlier. We've transfered that land to Palestinian authority, but we still didn't get peace. We were then told to sign the Interim Agreement, assuring us that if we just signed away Bethlehem, Hebron, Jenin, Nablus, Qalqilya, Ramallah, and Tulkarm, peace would reign supreme. Those areas are now under Palestinian rule, but peace never came. We have since been convinced to sign 10 more agreements (citation[^]) that trade land for peace. But somehow, Chris, I suspect we won't have peace until there is no land left for us to live on.

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              • J Judah Gabriel Himango

                I was speaking of the war in which the disputed territories were taken by Israel after the invasion by 4 of its hostile Islamic theocratic neighbors: Six Day War[^].

                Chris S Kaiser wrote:

                Treaties have to be adhered to to hold any value.

                I agree. The Oslo Accords guaranteed us peace if we gave up parts of Gaza and the West Bank which we won in the war earlier. We've transfered that land to Palestinian authority, but we still didn't get peace. We were then told to sign the Interim Agreement, assuring us that if we just signed away Bethlehem, Hebron, Jenin, Nablus, Qalqilya, Ramallah, and Tulkarm, peace would reign supreme. Those areas are now under Palestinian rule, but peace never came. We have since been convinced to sign 10 more agreements (citation[^]) that trade land for peace. But somehow, Chris, I suspect we won't have peace until there is no land left for us to live on.

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                Judah Himango wrote:

                But somehow, Chris, I suspect we won't have peace until there is no land left for us to live on.

                Who's calling for more land than what was in the treaty?

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                  Because Israel agreed to it. No do overs. No deciding to change your mind and take matters into your own hands. Live up to your word. Else you can't cry for help.

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                  Judah Gabriel Himango
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                  By that logic, the United States ought to return to its original 13 colonies, the UK should disannex Scotland, hell, we might as well all return to our caves. ;) Fact is, the disputed territories were won after Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Jordan invaded Israel in 1967. Wars change borders. In fact, they define them. If you can name some major nation whose borders were defined outside of war, I'd be more inclined to listen. Now Palestinians are crying about it because their Islamic theocratic allies lost control of territories in war. Like you said Chris, no do overs. :)

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                    By that logic, the United States ought to return to its original 13 colonies, the UK should disannex Scotland, hell, we might as well all return to our caves. ;) Fact is, the disputed territories were won after Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Jordan invaded Israel in 1967. Wars change borders. In fact, they define them. If you can name some major nation whose borders were defined outside of war, I'd be more inclined to listen. Now Palestinians are crying about it because their Islamic theocratic allies lost control of territories in war. Like you said Chris, no do overs. :)

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                    Chris S Kaiser
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                    Its the internationally recognized borders set in 1967 that I'm speaking of.

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                      Judah Himango wrote:

                      But somehow, Chris, I suspect we won't have peace until there is no land left for us to live on.

                      Who's calling for more land than what was in the treaty?

                      What's in a sig? This statement is false. Build a bridge and get over it. ~ Chris Maunder

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                      Judah Gabriel Himango
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                      The Islamic radicals controlling the Palestinian government, and certain people in the West that don't understand the situation. Gush Katif, for example, was never mentioned in the original treaty, yet just recently 9000 Jews were forced to pack up and leave.

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                        Its the internationally recognized borders set in 1967 that I'm speaking of.

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                        Judah Gabriel Himango
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                        Which ones are those? Where are they defined? And by whom? Can you show me some international maps that, for example, show the Golan Heights as belonging to Syria, as it was before the war? Or can you show me a map that shows the West Bank under Jordanian rule, as it was before the war? Chris, no one recognizes this, perhaps spare the few Islamic radicals that don't recognize Israel's existence. Again, the logic you're espousing could be applied to most any other nation in the world. "I think the US should go back to the recognized borders, the ones before the war for Independence." :rolleyes:

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                        • J Judah Gabriel Himango

                          Which ones are those? Where are they defined? And by whom? Can you show me some international maps that, for example, show the Golan Heights as belonging to Syria, as it was before the war? Or can you show me a map that shows the West Bank under Jordanian rule, as it was before the war? Chris, no one recognizes this, perhaps spare the few Islamic radicals that don't recognize Israel's existence. Again, the logic you're espousing could be applied to most any other nation in the world. "I think the US should go back to the recognized borders, the ones before the war for Independence." :rolleyes:

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                          Chris S Kaiser
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                          There was a treaty signed after in 1967 where borders were established. Israel should stay with what they agreed to or their word isn't worth anything.

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                            There was a treaty signed after in 1967 where borders were established. Israel should stay with what they agreed to or their word isn't worth anything.

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                            Judah Gabriel Himango
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                            So, you're saying Israel signed a treaty agreeing to give away all the land they won in the war? Can you show me that treaty? I just did some deeper research and have found no such treaty being signed by involved parties. (Lots of meaningless UN resolutions backed by Arab parties hoping to get back their land, as expected, but nothing signed by all involved parties).

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