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October 28, 2014 7:30 pm at 7:30 pm #614065adamsParticipant
I have long had a ‘problem’ with settlements in general. But having lived in Ramat Eshkol, Itri, shortly after 67, I assumed those areas are off limits to any future Pals state. So maybe I am being hypocritical, why is Pisgat Zev less ok?
At this time, my only objection to a Pal state is that it cannot be trusted to keep the peace.
But I still don’t see the need for all the settlements and especially the new announcement this week about over 1000 apartments. I know there is a lot of land in pre 1967 that can be developed, including outside of Jerusalem.
I have never seen the need to build on disputed land, on what the entire world considers to be illegal settlements.
I am not getting the strategy exactly of antagonizing the entire world.
is it to delay a Pal state? then they say, Israel has given back land before. ok so then why build now on it. Is it to show stregnth back?
My problem is that, i spend alot of time arguing on behalf of Israel against anti Israel posters all over, but really i have nothing to say in a positive way about these new neighborhoods like Ramat Shlomo and Har Choma. and the one past Gilo.
October 28, 2014 8:59 pm at 8:59 pm #1038366interjectionParticipantPeople want to live in yerushalaim and the government wants to build up the capital city. Why does that bother you?
October 29, 2014 12:53 am at 12:53 am #1038367BTGuyParticipantJust because they hammer away does not mean we have to let it make a dent. A Palestinian state is just another antisemitic front by a people who know they can not take Israel militarily.
My feelings about a Palestinian state are the same as my feelings about all the other arab and muslim countries. I see no up side to them for Jews or other human beings.
October 29, 2014 1:17 am at 1:17 am #1038368vayoel mosheMemberI don’t mind one
October 29, 2014 4:15 am at 4:15 am #1038369ari-freeParticipantTerrorists shouldn’t have any state, certainly not one right next to Israel. If Israel is to give over anything, it should be to the Nigerians, Thais, Filipinos, etc
October 29, 2014 4:30 am at 4:30 am #1038370vayoel mosheMemberActually I hold there should be no state of Israel but not necessarily a palestinian because they aren’t trust worthy
October 29, 2014 10:08 am at 10:08 am #1038371BarryLS1Participantadams: Think Gush Katif. What happened after Israel evacuated the entire Gaza, while leaving successful businesses intact? Leaving Yehuda and the Shomron makes the entire country vulnerable. It would only be 9 miles wide at one point and impossible to defend.
Also, did you know that if your neighborhood and others like it, were forced to evacuate temporarily in a war, you would be evacuated to the Shomron?
The areas you mentioned were bought and paid for legally by Jews. There never was an Arab so-called Palestinian state nor history. It’s nothing more than a tactic and means to destroy us.
Our history shows that the world is antagonized by our breathing. We are foolish for buying into their anti-semetic narrative. It’s all in Hashem’s hands. The Land is ours.
No other Country in the world is treated like we are for building on Land won in a defensive war, even when they had no history of ownership of that Land. We have the history here, yet we are treated differently than everyone else.
Please don’t fall into that trap.
October 29, 2014 1:42 pm at 1:42 pm #1038372adamsParticipantOK so then it’s not shiyach to argue with them on line? sure i know its’ time wasting anyway. Also I am talking about land that has been taken by the state. Actually i lived there during the beginning of the settlements. One of my neighbors was into it, and he told me all about it’s glory
OK so you’re saying its all Jewish land every inch of it, not just what was bought.
I do agree that why there can’t be if Jews want to live amongst them, why not.
My issue is the timing of this. and the problem of ruling over all these people is a problem in real terms.
We also don’t know what would have happened had there not been settlements.
I do remember very good relations with Arabs in Sharon towns that hugged their towns, people going back and forth. We really don’t know what would have been without settlements. I refer mostly to West bank ones.
It became a thorn, an incitement. you say they would have found another herring. I don’t know.
I do know things were very peaceful in the 70’s there.
And I do understand a pal person would like to live someday in a real state with his own folks running it.
October 29, 2014 4:03 pm at 4:03 pm #1038373vayoel mosheMemberPalestinians deserve a state but. It should be UN supervised
October 29, 2014 6:22 pm at 6:22 pm #1038374BarryLS1Participantadams: The so-called settlements are just a handy excuse. The real issue is theological and to the Arabs, that means destroying us, all of us, not just Yehuda and Shomron.
vayoel moshe: that’s the most ridiculous laughable thing I’ve heard in a long time. Besides the fact that the so-called palestinians already have a state on 80% of the land originally designated for Jews, and they never wanted another state when Jordan control the territory before 1967, the UN is the last entity we should trust. All they’ve done is aid and abet terrorism against us.
Risk your own life, if you choose, not ours.
October 29, 2014 11:14 pm at 11:14 pm #1038375vayoel mosheMemberWell my halachic opinion is that the whole land has to be given over tel aviv and yerushalayim included so although it might not be optimal it’s the only solution I could think of (for it to be UN supervised)
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