The Israel vs. Palestine Conflict: A Crash Course
by Mike King
February 3, 2020
Princess Mary Avenue in Jerusalem, May 1948
NY Times: Is There Any Way to End the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?
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Is there actually a way to satisfy the long-dispossessed and disrespected Palestinians and the never-satisfied "usual suspects" at the same time? It's quite a kosher pickle, made all the more complex these days by the fact that several generations of Jews have now been born and raised in Israel (fka Palestine) and cannot realistically be uprooted by force. Any final "two-state" settlement would necessarily require the Palestinians to swallow many of the gross injustices and land thefts of the past 100 years, and to accept disjointed, though connected, patches of territory as their new sovereign state.
Though there may not be an easy solution to this Zionist-created mess -- especially with "The Tribe" having the money and influence that they do -- it might help the process move along if the world, including many clueless Jews who truly believe that they are victims, actually understood the full historical context. This Slimes article, a book review actually, offers us a "teachable moment" ™ for a chronological, crash-course, 10-Point summary of "The Israel-Palestine Conflict." Master these few key points, and you'll be way ahead of 95% of humanity when it comes to understanding this topic.
How do you resolve a messy hatefest more than 100 years in the making?
Having had enough of Jewish intrigue, agitation and ambush attacks upon their soldiers, the Romans sack Jerusalem and expel the surviving rebellious "Babylonian Jews" from their homeland province
