mole333's picture

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I disagree on some of what you say. But to me what is important is that we both want to see a viable solution for both sides of the issue. To me that trumps any differences we might have.

Many of my diaries try to emphasize the need to help both sides. One- or two- state solution, we need a viable environment and viable economy. And I add Lebanon as the third Canaanite satte that needs to be included in the mix of what needs to be stabilized. I think no solution will be found short term. I, SADLY, think many will die before ANY solution is found. And, I suspect, far more Palestinians will die than Israelis. And although I am pro-Israel, I do NOT think it is good that more Palestinians are likely to die. I am rather horrified by what I think is coming. But there isn't much I can do about it.

But I can push for a long term solution. Some things have to happen for ANY peace to occur, whatever its form and whenever it happens. In some ways, this diary is the most important one for the long term solution. Stabilize the environment and help the economy, and you help ANY solution. So that is where I put my money.

My advice for anyone interested in long term stability is to not be tied to any one solution. Be flexible because things change quickly. But some things will help whatever the path people take in the area. That is what I try to push in the various diaries I write. THings that will help various solutions and help both sides.


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