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Meanwhile, two comments up you say "This cannot be reconciled with the meaning of the slogan "from the river to the sea"." ...

• zahlman 1y ago
  Yes. There is no contradiction. "From the river to the sea", in English, means something different from "at the river and at the sea".
  • oa335 1y ago
    In response to > ... the Palestinians and Palestinian organizations - even including Hamas - have to varying degrees accepted or shown willingness to accept a Palestinian state that does not encompass all of Mandatory Palestine. you say > This cannot be reconciled with the meaning of the slogan "from the river to the sea". To which I quote > "You can draw a straight line through two points, but that doesn't mean the line is actually there."
    • zahlman 1y ago
      At what point in history has Hamas not used this slogan?
      • oa335 1y ago
        I don't care about the usage of the slogan. I care about what Hamas has represented regarding their acceptance of a partial Palestinian state. Also, at what point in history has Likud not used this slogan? https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/original-party-platform-of-the-likud-party https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/original-party-platform... https://archive.is/EYGLU#selection-423.0-423.184 https://archive.is/EYGLU#selection-423.0-423.184 "The coalition agreements state that “the Jewish people have an exclusive right on all the land” between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. It doesn’t mention the Palestinians."