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New Mideast Peace Talks Already on the RocksPosted on May 10, 2010
One step forward ... well, you know the rest. Although a new round of peace talks signaled a much-needed, if tentative, show of progress in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, those negotiations have already hit a big bump over Israel’s construction activities in East Jerusalem. —KA
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By felicity, May 11, 2010 at 9:25 am Link to this comment
The sheer longevity of Israeli policies as regard the Palestinians is remarkable. Palestinians have been living separated or quarantined as the back-drops of their daily experience for 60 years.
Recent construction in East Jerusalem is merely business as usual and since very little if any objections to the displacement of Palestinians have ever been forthcoming from the international community, it’s highly unlikely that the Israelis will be called on the carpet for this latest move. So why would it stop now.
Report thisBy Christopher Sadoun, May 11, 2010 at 7:10 am Link to this comment
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Report thisBy ofersince72, May 11, 2010 at 12:03 am Link to this comment
I don’t know ..
People still want their oil,
If it weren’t for oil, no one would care about
an Arab or a Jew, especially the United States Government.
I wonder what they will do when they have to eat and
Report thisdrink their oil, might be sooner than we thought.
By mike112769, May 10, 2010 at 5:27 pm Link to this comment
Until America forces Israel to treat Palestinians like people, this crap won’t stop. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t condone what the Palestinians have done as far as the violence goes; but what option do they have? The Jews reacted the same way towards the nazis every chance they had. Nobody will tolerate being treated like an animal for long, and I don’t blame them.
This article would tie in rather nicely with Hedges’ report on religion. This is one reason why people are getting tired of organized religion. Too much killing in the name of “god”.
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