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LonePirate

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4. Seems to me a lot of protestors want the fighting to stop and think only one side is at fault here.

Reply to Nevilledog (Original post)

Thu May 2, 2024, 03:32 PM

May 2

Journalists need to ask the protestors what should happen next if a ceasefire agreement is reached. I’m hearing nothing but crickets on that point except for the hardcore Palestine supporters who want to end Israel as we know it. A ceasefire is not going to satisfy those people.

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Why America's Israel-Palestine debate is broken -- and how to fix it [View all] Nevilledog May 2 OP

The moment one side or the other glorifies the death of civilians as a "win", the debate is over. JohnSJ May 2 #1

N/T FalloutShelter May 2 #2

The relevant paragraphs ("how to fix it") are at the very end. maxsolomon May 2 #3

Seems to me a lot of protestors want the fighting to stop and think only one side is at fault here. LonePirate May 2 #4

Apartheid in South Africa was not dismantled overnight, and Palestine will not have a state overnight. Lonestarblue May 2 #5

Great article, thanks for sharing it!! Eko May 2 #6

Liberals are the enemy of AIPAC and the pro-Israel movement. Duncan Grant May 2 #7