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> Well, I beg you to see it from the perspective of the men, women and children who are currently imprisoned in the worlds largest open-air concentration camp.
by anamax 14y ago
> Well, I beg you to see it from the perspective of the men, women and children who are currently imprisoned in the worlds largest open-air concentration camp.
This "camp" is interesting. Israel doesn't control all of the sides, yet you insist that Israel is imprisoning these folks.
> Israel could solve all of its foreign policy problems if it let the populations in the West Bank have access to fresh, clean water.
How about some supporting evidence for that claim?
I note that the PLO turned down a separate state that wasn't big enough to suit them. And, why can't they develop their own access to fresh clean water, just as everyone else in the region has done?
What? Only the Israelis have clean fresh water? What's stopping everyone else?
It's always the Joooos.
- seclorum 14y agoIsrael maintains the Gaza Strip and West Bank as administrative regions under its domain. It does control the conditions in those areas, and does in fact impose apartheid conditions on millions of inhabitants of that region. No, fresh water is not available to the Palestinians in Israels camps. Israel regularly diverts water from those populations for use by its settlers.
- anamax 14y ago> Israel maintains the Gaza Strip and West Bank as administrative regions under its domain. So? Israel doesn't keep anyone from leaving via other borders. > No, fresh water is not available to the Palestinians in Israels camps. Thanks for agreeing that your claim that giving them fresh water would solve all problems is wrong.