Reply #28: How so?

[Dick Dastardly]

I'm simply stating the reality that has unfolded on the ground right now. It is headed for a single state in my view, and in fact it already is a single state. There is one established State in the region, Israel, and there are two large reservation camps. There will not be two-states, because it is too late. Israel has captured too much land beyond it's borders, and there will be no agreement as to how much of that captured land Israel can keep. Israel will keep taking more and more and Palestinians will be asked to 'compromise' with less and less. So it's not that I advocate or support anything here. It's just a statement of the reality as I see it, and furthermore I believe others ought to start seeing it too whether we like it or not, lest we continue grasping to some dream that has now passed us by. The question we ought to be placing our attention to right now is what to do with the reality of a single state and two large reservation camps.

Israel left Gaza so there is less land overall that is part of a settlement than before. The settlements in the WB occupy less than 3% of the WB

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How is it a reality that has unfolded? How has the 2 state passed by? Can you show us your reasoning of the facts that made you conclude all this? Just stating it without your factual reasoning behind it maens nothing.

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