Middle East Madness > The Absurdity of the Two-State Solution

 

Gaza was a great opportunity to test the two-state solution theory. It was a disaster!

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Dan Burmawi

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Listen up. I am Jordanian, and I tell you that the two-state solution is dead, stone cold. And I’ll tell you why. Back in 1994, when Yitzhak Rabin was ready to hand the Palestinians a state on a silver platter, who was the loudest voice against it? Benjamin Netanyahu. And what did the world call him? A radical, an enemy of peace, a warmonger. Even inside Israel, many thought he was being extreme. But was he? Bibi’s argument was simple: You don’t hand a state to people who openly declare that your country has no right to exist and that their ultimate goal is to wipe you off the map. That’s not a “peace process”, that’s national suicide. He understood the security risks. A Palestinian state in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) would leave Israel a mere 9 miles wide at its narrowest point. That’s nothing. That’s an easy invasion route. That’s a security nightmare. It would take minutes to cut Israel in half and massacre its people. But did Israel listen? Of course not. In 2000, Ehud Barak came back and sweetened the deal. He offered Arafat a state again. Thank God Arafat said no. And why did he say no? Because he never wanted a state, he wanted Israel gone. Fast forward to 2005. Ariel Sharon tried another approach. He said, “Fine, let’s give them a test run.” So he pulled every single Jew out of Gaza, 70,000 settlers, forcibly removed. He even went so far as to dig up Jewish graves to ensure Gaza was 100% Judenrein. No excuses left. The Palestinians had a chance to prove they could run a state. So what did they do? Did they build hospitals, schools, and infrastructure? Did they work on nation-building? Did they take this golden opportunity and create a thriving mini-state to prove to the world that they were ready for independence? Nope. Instead, they turned Gaza into a terrorist launchpad. Since 2005, Gaza has been a rocket factory, a jihadist training camp, and a tunnel network straight out of a horror movie. Billions in aid poured in, and instead of building a future, Hamas built weapons to destroy Israel. So let’s go back to the original question: Who was right, the dreamers who kept offering the Palestinians a state or Bibi Netanyahu, who warned them this would be a disaster? The answer is clear. Bibi was right. The Palestinians never cared about statehood. They only cared about destroying the Jewish state. And this is the part most people don’t want to say out loud: This conflict was never about “occupation.” That was always a lie. The West Bank and Gaza are just convenient excuses. The real issue is Islamic jihad. Bibi understands this better than anyone. The people Israel has been negotiating with for decades don’t want borders. They want annihilation. It’s not about compromise. It’s about erasing Israel from the map. So, no, the two-state solution isn’t “dying.” It’s already dead. And it’s been dead since the first time Israel tried to make peace with people who don’t believe in peace. Danny Burmawi

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The Hamas War > The sheer stupidity of the Two-State Solution

 

EPIC: U.S. REP EXPOSES BIDEN ADMIN’S

IDIOCY ON “PALESTINIAN” STATE

written by Phil Schneider February 25, 2024 30 views

Who should run the “Palestinian State?” The Biden administration and US policy has been consistently to have a two-state solution. But there is absolutely no option of anybody leading the lives of Arabs in this artificial State except for a pro-terrorist entity that rewards terror with funds for the families of terrorists. 

Rep. Brian Mast

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The Biden Administration wants to create a Palestinian state, but REFUSES to say who would run it or whether they would be considered our ally.

Here's the obvious truth: Hamas is the popularly elected government, and as a result, a Palestinian state would be run by terrorists.

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6:45 AM · Feb 15, 2024

The Arab population inside of Judea and Samaria largely believe that Israel is occupying their land, despite the fact that for every possible reason, the Jewish people are the one’s with a much stronger claim to the disputed areas of Judea and Samaria. The terminology that Arabs use is one of pure hatred and resentment of everything Jewish. There is one difference between Arabs in Judea and Samaria and Arabs in Gaza – geography. Gaza is not in the central part of the State of Israel. It is in the southwest corner of the country. Judea and Samaria is smack in the middle of the country. 

Nearly all of the major cities of the State of Israel are within a 20-30 minute drive from Judea and Samaria. Jerusalem itself is in the very heart of Judea and Samaria. Tel-Aviv is 25 minutes away from Samaria. Netanya is 20 minutes away from Samaria. Beer Sheva is around 25-30 minutes away from the hills of Judea. The difficult reality is that the millions of Jews who live in these cities all live less than 30 minutes away from a few million Arabs who want to kill them.

The solution to give Israel’s self-proclaimed and proud-of-it killers their own State is pure madness akin to the decision that Israel made to walk away from Gaza. Weakness is not only completely ineffective, it is completely counterproductive. Gaza went from a dangerous Arab city with pockets of terror into a full-fledged terror State with miles and miles of terror tunnels that terrorized the entire southern and central part of Israel. We must learn from terrible mistakes.

Support of a two-State solution is support of creation of a terror center that will terrorize every major Jewish city across the State of Israel.       

Hamas Madness > Hamas wants nothing to do with a two-state solution; Pro-Hamas demonstrators have no clue

 

Hamas top dog Khaled Mashal again rejects ‘two-state solution,’

says Oct. 7 shows that Israel can be destroyed

A senior Hamas official has openly admitted that his terror group will never accept a two-state solution — and boasted that its Oct. 7 attack proved it is possible to expand the Palestinian territory and wipe out Israel.

Khaled Mashal — a key figure helping to run the terror organization from Qatar — claimed in a videotaped interview with Kuwaiti podcaster Amar Taki last week that Gazans and Israelis cannot co-exist, a sentiment he said was made all too clear after Oct. 7.

“I would like to say two things about the two-state solution. First, we have nothing to do with the two-state solution,” the 67-year-old terrorist said in a translation provided by MEMRI TV. “We reject this notion, because it means you would get a promise for a [Palestinian] state, yet you are required to recognize the legitimacy of the other state, which is the Zionist entity.

“This is unacceptable,” he added. “We demand to be liberated, to get rid of the occupation and to have our independence and our state.”

Mashal also acknowledged that Hamas was never an organization that would just govern Gaza after it came to power in 2007 but one that would destroy the Jewish state.

The Hamas leader said his group’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel, which claimed the lives of more than 1,200 people, mainly civilians, was a clear indicator that his group could do just that.

“I believe that the dream and the hope for Palestine from the river to the sea and from the north to the south has been renewed,” he said, referencing a chant that calls for the erasure of Israel. “This has also become a slogan chanted in the US and in Western capital cities by the American and Western public.

“The Palestinian consensus — or almost a consensus — is that we will not give up on our right to Palestine in its entirety, from the [Jordan] river to the [Mediterranean] sea, and from Rosh HaNikra to Eilat or the Gulf of Aqaba,” Mashal added.

“I believe that Oct. 7 has enhanced this conviction, has narrowed the disagreements and has turned the idea of liberating Palestine from the river to the sea into a realistic idea that has already begun,” he said. “It is not something [merely] to be expected or hoped for. It is part of the plan, part of the agenda, and we are standing on its threshold, Allah willing.”

Mashal’s adamant rejection of any peace between Israelis and Hamas suggests that the war in Gaza will not end until one of the groups is destroyed.

Israel has vowed to eradicate Hamas, laying siege to Gaza and already killing more than 25,000 Palestinians, according to the local terrorist-run health ministry. Whole towns in Gaza have been all but obliterated in the fighting.

Meanwhile, Mashal and his Hamas cronies live in luxury in Qatar while their people languish in poverty and are treated like human shields.

Mashal alone is worth more than $4 billion, according to the Israeli government.

He especially has been a target of Israeli forces in the past.

In 1997, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tried to assassinate Mashal by having Israel’s elite Mossad agents spray poison on his ear as he walked through the streets of Amman, Jordan.

Then-US President Bill Clinton, desperate to keep Mideast peace talks alive, eventually helped convince Netanyahu to provide the antidote to a dying Mashal, who ended up recovering, according to Time magazine.

Netanyahu himself has repeatedly rejected a two-state solution, most recently denying the possibility for Palestinian sovereignty on Saturday despite America’s push for such an outcome.

“I will not compromise on full Israeli security control over all the territory west of Jordan — and this is contrary to a Palestinian state,” Netanyahu said in a statement.

The prime minister reiterated that the IDF will not stop its airstrikes and advances in Gaza until the more than 130 hostages are freed and Hamas is eradicated.

Pro-Hamas demonstrators have no idea which river

and sea they want Palestine to be free

JAN 23, 2024 9:30 AM BY ROBERT SPENCER

This is what happens when you fall victim to a social contagion.

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