What I see now really, is that they have missed the chance of having two states now; this solution is neither feasible nor viable

Furthermore; the zionist thieves and occupiers have gone passed the point of repentance; with their arrogance and aggression they have sunk deep into the abyss of immorality that they are unable to stop their violence, the road ahead is dark tunnel with nothing but severe, but severe punishment awaits for them

The law of Divine justice, karma, or call it what you wish

I tried on many many forums to call upon their conscience, to make them realize what they have done wrong, to stop, to say sorry and right their wrongs, but to no avail, all I got was ridicule and mockery

It’s only a matter of time now, when the inevitable will befall upon them
I have done what I can, but I cannot save any of them if they refused to be saved
They have chosen their miserable future and bleak destiny

The zionist entity is gasping for its final breaths, and in a few years time it will become history, it will cease to exist Insha’Allah

Their greed, their foolishness, their arrogance, and their reliance on might and colonization had made it impossible for 2-state solution

What we have now is another South Africa in the making. They will be forced to eventually grant citizenship rights to the Palestinians, which will be the majority. Good bye racist Jewish state and welcome FREE FAIR PALESTINE.

I rest my case

What the hell makes me an extremist/a pseudo pro-Palestinian extremist in your eyes?
Btw, it's you who sound like an ADL hasbara agent. It's people like you that "both Lieberman and Feiglin thank very much". It's people like you who don't care for justice but ony for the "reality" as you see it. And you seem not to see the genocide being perpetrated in Palestine by the jewnazis. And as to your future plans for Palestine: it is the same jewnazi blather that has been going on for decades and only awaits another couple of decades to bring the "problem" of Palestine to a happy jewnazi end: goyimreines Judennaziland…

Extremists like you only serve the cause of war because you do serve as a "justification" to the occupation ideologues.

Tell me, which are the achievements of people like you for the Palestinian cause? Nothing. Nada. They just worsen the situation a little bit and, in fact, better than anybody else, you simply serve the goals of the settlers because they are now able to say: "See, what our enemy wants? So there is no other solution than to drive them out."

Being a pseudo pro-Palestinian extremist, you're in fact just a very useful helper of the Occupation regime.

Both Lieberman and Feiglin thank you very much.

If, in fact, most Israelis agree with Uri Avnery's views (thanks to him, even if they still hate him), but very few would follow Ilan Pappe, Uri Davis and the like. In fact, This is the difference between the theory and the reality. Like it or not but the reality is that both people are not ready to live together. So it may be nice to have a beautiful solution on the paper, but it doesn't help if you're not able to implement it. And, as far as I know, the one-state solution didn't make his way on the Israeli side and it made its way… out on the Palestinian side.

So, at least at the start, a two-state solution is the only realistic solution (even if the historical background you provide is probably right and idealistically, your fairy tale would be wonderful). Afterwards, when the minds will evolve, and be more open, with the new reality, with the absence of new acrimony, when both people will have seen then the sky will not have collapsed on their heads, then and only then it will be a good time to tighten the links between both (or more) states.

One thing is sure: Uri Avnery has done much more, he is doing much more and he is more efficient to change the minds of the Israelis than anybody else. So kill the best messenger of Peace if you wish but accusing him of war crimes, but this won't help your own goals. Or maybe yours, but not the one of Palestinian cause.

Arafat spoke about "the Peace of the braves", isn't it?

Warm regards,

Edith Cacciatore