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... in the US Government's (and some of its allies') perspective (NB: there are definitely some caveats and the most "Israel-only" policy is in the Trump era bu
by zinekeller 5y ago
... in the US Government's (and some of its allies') perspective (NB: there are definitely some caveats and the most "Israel-only" policy is in the Trump era but in practice this is how it works). Most Arab countries (for some, until recently) have the inverse: they only recognize the Palestinian government and never the Israeli government. Some governments choose a more pragmatic "both Israel and Palestine exists but their land borders are definitely not defined well".
- wernercd 5y agoin the US perspective? Please, show a map that has ever had the country Palestine... I love how a simple statement of fact is getting voted down: You can't make an agreement with a non-entity. https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/139168 https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/139168 > In fact, historically, there was never an independent country named Palestine. > So, the historical record says that Palestine was never a country, and was rarely ever an intact entity. Recognition of... what? a "government" of a country that never existed? People can vote me down more but facts remain that the country never existed as a real entity.