Is it time to admit that giving part of Palestine to the Jews was a mistake, and wont work?

Answer 1

yes i think ppl should just realise that the palistinians are not gonna lay down and be walked over, the jews will never be able to settle there esp since its them creating reasons and promting the palistinians to fight back

Answer 2

Yes. first of all, part of Palestine was never given to Jews. It was a mistake to let them take the land. They were given a little finger from you, but they cut your hand off!

Answer 3

Why was it a mistake? They took arid desert and turned it into a blooming oasis. They started businesses and industries where there was nothing. The provided education for their children. They built the only democracy in the Middle East and became our only ally there.
Once they had transformed the country, the Arabs decided they wanted it back. To people like you that sounds fair, right?

Answer 4

I think the US and the UN made some unwise choices when this whole issue was happening back in the day. I think what needs to be done now is the US needs to stop taking sides on this issue. Isreal is a foreign country, but we treat it like its the 51st state.

Answer 5

Theft can never be right !!! NEVER that's why there is NO PEACE IN THE WORLD. Dam Zionist even kill there Orthodox Brothers !! Cruel Animals loyal to none.

How can GODS favorite People be Murdering Liars and Thieves?

Who said they were GODS People , they Did !! OK good one

Take them back to Europe where they really come from !!!

Answer 6

Palestine broke free from Ottoman rule after the First World War with the help of the invading British army, but could never achieve the state of peace and security that it had enjoyed under the Ottomans. Over the course of nearly a century, thousands of innocent people have been killed by Israeli terror, massacres, and torture. Millions of innocent Palestinians have been forced from their homes and their homeland and sentenced to live in poverty, at the brink of starvation, in refugee camps. All efforts to solve this oppression and cruelty, played out before the world's eyes, and to build a sustainable regional peace have failed. The phony peace initiatives carried out under the auspices of Western governments have proven to be of no use, other than to buy time for Israel to carry out new tactics for depopulating the territories it occupied.
First of all, we must realize that the events in Palestine are much more than merely a ware between Arabs and Israelis. A struggle for existence is being waged by the Palestinians, whose lands and rights were removed forcibly by occupying Israeli forces. What is more, the lands in question contain sites that are sacred to Muslims. Palestine is very important to Muslims because of Jerusalem, the Muslims' first qibla, and the site of the Prophet Mohammed's miraculous mi'raj (night journey). Furthermore, Palestine is sacred not only to Jews and Muslims, but to Christians as well. For these reasons, it is folly to try and keep Palestinian lands, Jerusalem in particular, under the authority of an exclusively nationalist political entity or to recognize the rights of only one religious or national group. Palestine must be a land where Jews, Christians, and Muslims can live together in peace and fulfill their religious duties as they wish. A merciless struggle continues today between the two peoples living in the land of Palestine. On the one hand, the well-equipped Israeli army is carrying out a policy of all-out destruction; on the other, radical Palestinian groups are carrying out suicide bombings against helpless Israeli citizens. This book will discuss the grave error of trying to solve existing problems through violence, and how a real solution might be devised.
Here one important fact must not be ignored – the Palestinians are being subjected to cruelty and humiliation while the entire world watches. While Palestinian civilians daily find themselves the targets of Israeli soldiers' bullets, while millions of people spend many years in hunger and poverty in refugee camps, while many Muslims (including women) are tortured in Israeli prisons, there are grave responsibilities incumbent upon all Muslims who believe in God and fear the Day of Judgment.
How Can the Palestinian Issue Be Resolved?
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has caused so much bloodshed over the last 50 years, can be solved. In our my view, establishing peace depends upon two conditions:
1) Israel must immediately withdraw from all the territories it occupied during the 1967 war and end the resulting occupation. That is an obligation under international law, various U.N. Security Council resolutions, and mere justice itself. All of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip must be recognized as belonging to an independent State of Palestine.
2) East Jerusalem, the site of significant places of worship belonging to three divinely revealed religions, must be administered by the Palestine authority. However, it must have a special status and be turned into a city of peace that all Jews, Christians, and Muslims can visit comfortably, in peace and well-being, and where they can worship in their own sanctuaries.
When these conditions are fulfilled, both Israelis and Palestines will have recognized each other's right to live, shared the land of Palestine, and solved the contentious question of Jerusalem's status in a way that satisfies the adherents of these three religions.

Answer 7

Yes,it's time to admit it.But who will admit that it's a mistake?'Cos I don't think UN will ever agree on that.And i don't see US saying that their strongest ally in the Middle East is a mistake.

Answer 8

Yes. But where are we coing to send the Zionist if we take them out of Palestine. Take them back to europe?

Answer 9

Its time to recognize that Muslims are the intractable enemies of civilization and that their thousand year war against every other religion needs to be concluded either forcing them to accept the modern world pr by wiping them off the face of the earth.

Answer 10

No one wanted it till the Jews made it prosperous. The Palestinians chose to stay in refugee camps instead of making their area productive. I'm just stating facts - I'm agnostic not Jewish.