Readers Digest version.
Israel left Gaza.
Fledermaus said:Palestinians took over.
Why did they leave , their reasons ?
Let's talk this through and then move to...........
Did or did not the Palestinians of Gaza fire tens of thousands of rockets and mortars at the civilian population ot Israel?
israel needs to do whats necessary and come down with brute force to finish off all of the terrorists there. sad how the palestinians just shoot rockets at israeli schools
All “brute force” does is create more terrorists due to how densely populated the area is.
Why did they leave , their reasons ?
Let's talk this through and then move to...........
Waiting..
"The significance of the disengagement plan is the freezing of the peace process," Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's senior adviser Dov Weisglass has told Haaretz.
"And when you freeze that process, you prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state, and you prevent a discussion on the refugees, the borders and Jerusalem. Effectively, this whole package called the Palestinian state, with all that it entails, has been removed indefinitely from our agenda. And all this with authority and permission. All with a presidential blessing and the ratification of both houses of Congress."
Possibly just for posterity................
https://www.haaretz.com/1.4710372
And there's all those nice " pro Israeli " supporters claiming it is an " olive branch " that the Palestinians wretchedly refused
Still want to chat Fleddy ?
And all of that is right. You freeze it until the Palestinians demonstrate they are truly committed to peace, because you have made a concession and a gesture that is so transparently positive that unless the Palestinians reciprocate there is no way Israel will be forced into a deal with a completely intransigent PLO.
"The disengagement is actually formaldehyde," he said. "It supplies the amount of formaldehyde that is necessary so there will not be a political process with the Palestinians."
He was wrong about that, of course, since the Palestinians and their supporters are just in the concession banking game and never bent on their destructionist objectives one iota yet the international community gave Israel no credit for any shows of goodwill or provided any consequences for Palestinian intransigence, but his statement has been ripped out of context for a decade now by anti-Israel propagandists (see your post, for example) so figured might as well pipe back into the explanation which has been provided for this statement for a decade now (incidentally a decade where the folks in gaza could have had no Israeli presence, not attacks, no blockade etc were it not for the Palestinians' rejectionist terrorist machine).
Wait all you want , this conversation , if it ever takes place ( I have given you the opportunity here ) will not be conducted by your bullish proclamations and demands for answers ONLY to your own loaded questions. Ain't happening on those terms
So , you can either put something together to answer the first question in the OP or you can sit their and let the spiders cover you in cobwebs , choice is yours
Hey, look. A non-answer... How refreshing coming from you...
The true answer is yes. Yes they commited tens of thousands of what can be considered acts of war.
When one state commits multiple acts of war against another state what do you think happens?
Sorry but interaction with you is a completely boring waste of time and effort.
Your constant superficial one sided diatribes are an insult to discussion and belong in a play ground full of nursery aged kids imo
The sand pits free if you're at a loose end right now
One sided?
Your entire approach to the subject is nothing more than a conclusion.
Sorry but interaction with you is a completely boring waste of time and effort.
Your constant superficial one sided diatribes are an insult to discussion and belong in a play ground full of nursery aged kids imo
The sand pits free if you're at a loose end right now
Two and a half years on, vital water sector recovery and development remains hampered and fully controlled by the Government of Israel, demonstrating the extent to which Israeli government policies continue to undermine humanitarian response, cause de-development and exacerbate the separation of the Gaza Strip from the rest of the Occupied Palestinian Territory and the world.
One million children in Gaza are living in dire conditions. Many celebrated Eid in the dark without electricity. A UN report in 2012[1] said Gaza would be unlivable by 2020. Save the Children considers Gaza to be unlivable now.
Save the Children urges Israel to lift the Gaza blockade and for Palestinian and Israeli authorities to provide basic services to the residents of Gaza. the international community has failed to react to the suffering of Palestinian children in Gaza. A decade of isolation had reduced power available to households to just eight hours per day. Now families are lucky if they get two hours of electricity per day. Far too many get nothing at all.
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