Whats the solution for the war in Isreal and Palestine?
407701
Sheesh......talk about a difficult question!  First of all what do you mean by Palestine?  The Palestinian homeland is Jordan.  You haver to consider what each side wants and what each side fears.  We'll start with Israel.  What Israel wants is a safe and secure Israel, with an internal Jewish majority.  They don't want to have to rely on foreign powers for security...or even aid.  The Israeli policy towards Jerusalem and the occupied territories are all under intense debate as ways to achieve this end.  The real problem that Israel faces is their internal Muslim population outnumbering its jewish population due to higher birth rates.  Their biggest fear is surrendering land for peace....the Government they made a deal with being overthrown...and having attacks launched against them through invasion routes they gave back by new fanatic governments.  You have to remember that Israel came very close to destruction on several occasions....and that the stated goal of Hamas has always been to push jews into the sea.  The Palestineans want a homeland/country.  They are laregely secular/capitalist as a group...and better educated then any other region in the muslim mid-east.  Because of this they are seen as a threat by other nations in the Arab world.  This is why so many Arab nations pay lip service to the Palestinean cause....but do little for them.  In polls most Palestineans supported the peace proccess that Arafat began and then stopped with the Initifadah.  The recent election of Hamas had less to do with Israeli policy then it did with corruption in their security apparatus.  Palestineans fear losing their claim to any part of Jerusalem...which is what they might face with current Israeli policy of a unilateral withdrawl.  The solution has to be something that gives the Palistieans a homeland....while giving Israel secure borders and national security.  I don't know what the answer is....but I kow the current system of anti-semitism that is blared in Arab media sources doesn't help matters.  I also think that if the other Arabic nations budded out (and they have their own agenda which has NOTHING to do with the well being of Palestineans) a solution could be reached.  I think a secure and stable western styled government in a Palestinean homeland would be the only outcome that all sides could be happy with.  The problem is the rest of the Arab world wouldn;t be happy with it.
848004
Not practical. There are too many Palestinians who would give the non-Jewish a majority. No sane country would do that to itself - it would be suicidal.
998534
An all out war?  God help the Palestinians if that should occur.  Israel is going to show Hamas who the boss is.  Simple as that.  Hamas had better get a grip and realize that they cannot beat Israel at any game.
1098633
You should do some research on the Arab-Israeli Conflict.\nI highly recommend starting over here:\nhttp://www.palestinefacts.org\n\nFirst thing people should know is what exactly "Palestine" is. The area of Palestine is currently divided into the states of Jordan, Israel, the disputed territories of Judea/Samaria (aka the west bank) and Gaza, plus parts of Lebanon and Syria. \n\nThe British carved off about 80% of Palestine to create the state of Jordan in 1922. Israel declared its independence as the Jewish homeland in 1948.\n\nThe Arabs countries have been trying to "finish Hitler's work" as they call it since Israel's inception, not to mention the pogroms prior to the establishment of the State of Israel. (ex. Hebron Massacre 1929)
643332
Take the Israeli influence out and let the Palestinians exercise their own free will independently.\nFatah and Hammas are two native groups in Palestine like every one else has in his country.\nWhy are you targeting Palestine only?
444946
It is complicated, but here goes.......\n\nBack after WWII, displaced Jews needed a place, and a lot had gone to that area.  To make a long story short, Isreal was divided for the Jews and the Palestineans.  The Jews got the lion's share because other countries felt sorry for them about the Holocaust.  Later, Israel attacked and took more land to create a buffer zone between them (the Gaza Strip).  The leaders signed a treaty in the 1970s on the White House Lawn, but the two peoples of the two lands have not been cooperative in ending the violence.  Israel would be in trouble if not allied with the U.S., and Muslims side with the Palestineans.  The problems never seem to resolve, and show no signs of resolution any time soon.
937163
I have always known that Isrealis are against us. All they want is our weapons and money. They are terrorists against palestinians and all other groups. But nobody ever realizes even Bush himself don't realize but there is nothing we can do about it.
395343
Take one holy land.  Add three religions that all claim it, particularly one city, Jeruselem, as important and holy.  Have one group, backed by the second, take over the whole holy land and claim it as theirs.  The third group's people are expelled and, well, occupied, they feel unjustly.  Add oil and the coldwar into the mix in which Group 2's enemies backed group 3 and Group 2 armed group 1 and they fought "proxy wars" to test out how a war between Group 2 and the Soviets would work.  \n\nLather, Rinse, Repeat and that's the mess in a nutshell.
981446
No, The problem is when we went in the last thing on anyone's mind was religion and the divisions of religion. The country has at long last been free. Now you have your different religious groups fighting for power. \nIf there is a way to figure out how to overcome the religious to every ones satisfaction then you would see 99% of the problems disappear.  However look a Israel and Palestine still fighting after how long? Those are two different religions. Not the same sector.\nOn the other, hand how long did the Irish catholic and the protestants fight?
110789
No, war is only the solution when one side refuses to comply and negotiate in a major problem and even resorts to violent tactics.
423123
A political solution is obviously preferable, as it will much less bloodshed on both sides of the conflict.\nBut given the temerity of the Tamils, it may prove impossible to achieve a political solution. \nThe real problem is that killing terrorists generally simply breeds newer, even angrier, terrorists.
983897
It was the Palestinians who refused to negotiate with the Israelis over land, and not the other way around.  There is plenty of land for both, and the real fight has never been about sharing the land.\n\nThe Palestinians want the Jews dead.  They use the land to rally support.  \n\nI would personally not trust information from an organization called either deir yassin or jews against zionism.  Pure propaganda.\n\nIrael is our US ally.  And before we make them give up any more land, maybe we should show them by example.  Let's all give up our homes, businesses and existences and move to Europe.  \n\nIsrael's claim to Israel is more legal that our claim to the US.
223775
You shouldn't give up your homes, on the account of a politician.  \nIt won't help the situation.\nOnly peaceful interaction by both sides will help the situation.\nI think Israel needs to train and equip snipers and go snipe hunting
1158182
First it is freedom.  True freedom, personal, religious, and political is the solution. With out that your country will continue as it is forrever.  No amount of international help (food, money, pats on the back) will help. Those things only keep those in power stay in power.
143559
Israel Nukes Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Iran.  Then carpet bomb the West Bank and Gaza.\n\nThat would be about the only way to do it successfully.  But it won't happen
850642
I think this will be the best solution for the Middle East.\n\nThe Jews can all migrate to US as even at present more Jews are living there than those living in Israel.
405730
Solution?\n\nKill all of the pacifists.\n\nOnce it's only a matter of force, the bullies dry up and blow away.\n\nNot gonna happen, so we're stuck with negotiations on one end and military force on the other.\n\nThank you for your time.