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Israel/Palestine

oberliner

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Reply to geek tragedy (Reply #4)

Wed Dec 28, 2016, 11:25 AM

Dec 2016

Those states would like to see two-states living side by side at peace with one another, which is also what a lot of members of Congress want (and which is what I support, as well).

I am talking about, for example, the 30 member states of the UN that do not recognize that Israel exists.

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With US abstention, Israel again forced to face reality of worlds rejection of settlements [View all] geek tragedy Dec 2016 OP

Trump and Congress oberliner Dec 2016 #1

The problem isn't the UN, it's that the vast majority of the planet geek tragedy Dec 2016 #2

The settlers are a barrier to peace oberliner Dec 2016 #3

Does that latter group include New Zealand, France and the UK? nt geek tragedy Dec 2016 #4

Nope oberliner Dec 2016 #5

The Resolution removes the excuse that settlements can continue to be built no_hypocrisy Dec 2016 #6

That excuse was never given oberliner Dec 2016 #7

The world doesn't reject settlements in Crimea, Cyprus, W.Sahara.... shira Dec 2016 #8

I know why, too. grossproffit Dec 2016 #9