Islam needs reformation like other religions had. Impossible to negotiate with 10th century mindset.

@Ryanadam19

24 күн бұрын

Everything in the universe is progressive except the Knowledge of God. Religions are progressive as well, they are updated according to time, place and mind capacity of the people of that period. BAHA'U'LLAH, the Manifestation of God in this day and age has the remedy for humankind at this time principals such as eradication of prejudice, equality, elimination of borders, one common language and monetary system, compulsory education....independently investigate it by yourselves❤

@mieliav

24 күн бұрын

agreed. but does this also apply to our religious fanatics who now own our government? they too have some extremely unrealistic goals, and are willing to sacrifice... oh, right, not to fight, but to pray. -writing from sderot, where it doesn't feel safe

@Ryanadam19

24 күн бұрын

@@mieliav I believe that we have to start from somewhere, ourselves first by learning and teaching unconditional love and service to humanity regardless of our beliefs....

@LeeGee

24 күн бұрын

What are these unrealistic goals? Order in Judea and Sumeria?

@David-hq4lq

24 күн бұрын

You understand .It's Islam that is the problem !

She needs to run for office and soon.

@jkbjkb8899

22 күн бұрын

I wish she was PM now. Netanyahu only cares about himself.

@mastercheatcomplete

22 күн бұрын

I would vote for her, even if I don't agree with all of her ideologies. But she would never win in the current political scene

@drorcohen9755

22 күн бұрын

i think she is in the coming elections in the labor party.

@mastercheatcomplete

22 күн бұрын

@@drorcohen9755 I think it would be a mistake on her part to go with labor, as her views differ than the majority of members of the labor party, and most Israelis would not vote for that party. She should join a more politically centered party

@mrzee4862

18 күн бұрын

She's a former Labor MK

Two of the brightest women I know of. Thank you both, truth is on our side!

Such a sharp and articulate scholar ! Bravo Einat and love from Switzerland 💪🇮🇱

Einat is one of the few people who really understand Palestinians.

@trevaudio

24 күн бұрын

Ilan Pappe would disagree…..you should watch their debate

@460mas

24 күн бұрын

⁠@@trevaudioIlan pappe is a propagandist

@smarinay

23 күн бұрын

Ilan Pappe is a populist opportunist.​@@trevaudio

@eli-kathrinknudsen3644

23 күн бұрын

Really? Would a palestinian agree with that? I dont think it sounds like she know anything about palestinians. She doesnt say anythinh about Why Arafat walked away from Camp David. This sounds like The usual propaganda to me. Painting palestinians like a people who loves death, violence and destruction. She knows nothing about palestinians. Clearly knows little about psychology too.

@kafircharles6542

23 күн бұрын

An ignorant view

Bari Weiss always brings out the finer points. Always on point

@videolanderen

22 күн бұрын

She put a target on Refaat Alareer, who got subsequently killed by the genocidal Zionist entity, so yes, you could say she’s “on point”. Deadly so.

You make an excellent point. If the bare minimum expected of Jews is to recognize the right of self-determination for Palestinians, then logically we should expect the same in return.

@GoldasGirls

24 күн бұрын

But they won’t

@SuperKripke

24 күн бұрын

It was admitted under the Oslo accords but the Palestinians were offered a terrible deal after.

@anthony64632

24 күн бұрын

​@SuperKripke what terrible deal when land wasn't Palestinians but Israel has offered more land 7 times over history but Palestinians rejected it.

@LeeGee

24 күн бұрын

I remember Oslo, Israel offered everything asked, PLO said no. Israel was weak.

@SuperKripke

24 күн бұрын

@@LeeGee Yeah Israel offered everything except for territory, illegal Jewish settlements, the status of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees and the right of return. Apart from that Israel offered them everything.

What an amazing, intelligent,powerful woman. Definitely deserves to lead Israel as Prime Minister!!!

The best hour I have spent in a long, long time. I don’t know the name of a visionary Palestinian leader that might emerge but you are truly one for Israel. I wish you all the best. Am Yisrael Chai. 🇮🇱

@bearowen5480

4 күн бұрын

Brian, you need to familiarize yourself with the one Palestinian with the vision, Mosab Yousef, the "Green Prince". After October 7th, he was invited by the Israeli delegation to address the UN on behalf of Israel. There are many videos of him available on KZread. He is the one small Palestinian voice that Einat seeks who courageously speaks the truth.

This is so true and was always obvious. Why do so many people refuse to believe this?

@Gazman67

24 күн бұрын

They chose to believe the lies as Truth, unfortunately.

@extremeresponsibility4325

12 күн бұрын

​@@Gazman67WHY: The Islamic states need an enemy to justify their brutal treatment of their own people. This is why they kill babies, have intercourse with other people's children, and kill their own children through honor killing. Prophet Muhammad did these things with his own hands.

Thanks for verbalize this story at the current critical moment! You Einat are great Solder of Speaking Front! Bravo! ניצחון, על שלום אמתי !

Bravo. Great interview. Einat Wilf has a great insight/ strategy/ plan. And Bari, once again, did a great interview. Honestly!

Here facts, truth ...the opposite of today's American and European "leadership." Thank you for sanity.

Can Einat Wilf BE Israel's visionary prime minister? I believe she would be extraordinary. Would she want it? Would she take up this mantle? You have the chops, the brains, the story, the vision. How about it, Dr Wilf? 🙏🏽♥️🫶🏽🇮🇱

@liebasolar9828

24 күн бұрын

It takes more than that to be prime Minister. It all seems simple until one is actually in that position, with all the pressures, conditions and conflicts are resting on your shoulders.

@zevspitz8925

23 күн бұрын

She's also said Labor is the "natural party of governance", a decidedly undemocratic sentiment. Even from her perspective, Labor allowed itself to be drawn after the dangerous fantasy that Palestinians want what Jews want.

Thank you Bari and Einat for this conversation and for your important work. Warm wishes from Detroit and Am Yisrael Chai.

An important conversation

Through this very difficult time for Israe,l and for Jews at large, Einat has become one of my favorite and most respected people. Of course, it's partly because the subject matter is so dear to me, but I love the way her mind works. I am so impressed by how she contextualizes issues in multiple ways, poignantly weaves those ways together and makes conclusions that, to my mind at least, always make clear, blunt sense. She is a truth teller. And I'm grateful for whose team she plays. While it would be amazing to see her as PM one day (!), as an American (I know this can't happen 😢) I'd love to see her as POTUS. She feels like family.

Einat's views have continued to evolve. Very insightful. Much wisdom. Please share widely. "Even Ben Gvir would compromise in the end for peace." For now, given Palestinian intransigence, why shouldn't Israelis assert claims in the disputed areas of, especially, Area C and areas needed for secure borders with Jordan? And that includes settlements. Judea & Samaria should not be Judenfrei. And neither precludes a Palestinian entity someday.

@lucylevina5140

22 күн бұрын

I just hope she will stop to read “H’aretz”

The clarity, the vital details, this needs to be shown in every lecture hall.

I hope Canada has continued to put a stop to funding UNRWA. I support Israel. 🇮🇱🇨🇦

I and many others noticed that when Arafat rejected the offer of a Palestinian state there were no protests from Palestinians. The dissapointment was completely expressed by the United States, Israel and a few Arab leaders.The Palestinian people supported Arafat's rejection and opted for terror.

Wow. Powerful. Thank you

Love these very bright women. Fantastic interview ♥️🫶♥️

I disagree strongly with Einat's left-wing domestic policy agenda, but her views on Hamas and a hundred years of the Palestinian problem are totally correct.

My two favorite ladies. Love them

Einat is such a realistic peace activists. The vision is beautiful, the reality is so sad.

Very clear sighted.

As an elderly woman, I remember that living i;n America, I heard of the idea of "land for peace" over and over. Yes, I wanted peace there. It took many years until vI asked my self, "Land for peace? Crazy. Why not "PEACE FOR PEACE!" M.F>R>

As Ehud Barak reported about Yasser Arafat at the Camp David Summit in 2000, "He did not negotiate in good faith; indeed, he did not negotiate at all. He just kept saying no to every offer, never making any counterproposals of his own." I believe Bill Clinton also said something similar to that ~'He sat in that chair for two weeks and said no to every proposal we offered.'

So moving thank you for speaking for us, you are a courageous advocate for everything we live for, a Jewish social worker in NJ

Japan could only be reformed when they surrendered.

Einat please run for prime minister in israel 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

I think that Einat would be interested in meeting and speaking to Ahmad Fouad Alkahtib; he is truly a moderate Palestinian voice.

Ah now she gets to the point. Japan had to be massively militarily defeated and humiliated in order for them to accept the ‘vision’ laid out for them in Potsdam. Same with racist antisemitic Germany. That’s the lesson here, unfortunately.

Einat should run for office

@jony22555

23 күн бұрын

she was in parliament

Thank you for this analysis makes so much sense

There have never been and never will be 'simple solutions'. In the words of Thomas Sowell, 'There are only trade-offs'. One of the major failures of Western democracies is that they haven't educated their citizens on the enduring significance of this perspective on life.

Before my first visit to Israel, shortly after the Yom Kippur war, like many Irish I had a different opinion of Israel & the Palestinians, much of it incorrectly conflated with Ireland’s history of 800 years of colonisation and subjugation by Britain. I visited many of the Jewish and Christian biblical sites and the Kibbutzim which were attacked by Egypt but my visit to Yad Vashem had the greatest impact and led me to more extensive historical research. In particular the role of Britain in the establishment of the new state of Israel is misunderstood and is cited as the evil coloniser and facilitator of Jewish colonisation of Palestine. It ignores the fundamental right of the Jews to self determination in their historical homeland after several millennia of persecution and expulsion and the duplicitous role of the Brits making competing promises to the Jews & Arabs for the land during WW1 in return for their support against the Ottomans. This very much came to a head early in the mandate with the Arabs believing they had been betrayed. Britain’s solution was to create two new Arab States, Iraq and Transjordan, installing two Hashemite brothers as rulers. The land for Transjordan came from segmenting the area of Palestine to the east of the River Jordan. As we know, this did not placate the Arabs in the remaining part of Palestine and opposition to the Jews turned to violence. Over the next two decades Britain’s position changed due to overriding strategic interests in the wider Middle East and they began to restrict Jewish immigration and in 1937 produced the first partition plan for the territories giving a relatively small area to the Jews, accepted by them but rejected by the Arabs. And, of course everything that has ensued following Israel declaring its independence is heavily biased towards the Palestinians who have successfully played the victim card, being displaced and subjugated by the military might of Israel funded by America which is itself controlled by American Jews and have rejected every attempt at a solution of peaceful coexistence. As you so eloquently articulate, it is not a question of land, it is a question of land without the Jews. There was a massive relocation of peoples throughout Europe post WW2, I think the allies and the UN missed the opportunity regarding the Arabs in Palestine and quite frankly they should have been compulsorily dispersed to Jordan, less those who would accept becoming citizens in a greater (but relatively small) state of Israel. After all most Jordanians are Palestinian. I think Gaza could have been better managed, transitioning to an independent state or as part of Egypt. It may still not be too late!!!

@Stumashedpotatoes

23 күн бұрын

Wow you might be the only Irish person ever say this opinion. Love to see it, you’ve nailed it. Unfortunately that’s now how most Irish people feel but good to know there’s a single Irish person who gets it

@brianbeag

23 күн бұрын

@@Stumashedpotatoes thanks. I responded to an anti Israel, antisemitic post on FB by a university pal and in a lengthy discussion filled with the most venomous bile he concluded by saying I must be the only Irishman that supports Israel and certainly none of his friends do. I retorted, well you either have one friend who does or still none!

Also, some Palestinians might not like Hamas for their own reasons but their reasons for not supporting Hamas have nothing to do with what happened on October 7. More “everyday” Palestinians committed the atrocities on October 7 than actual uniformed Hamas members

@kathynash8183

20 күн бұрын

Evidence please? And quite ironic you say that when idf helicopter pilot from Oct 7th has come forward to say he was instructed to blow up all the vehicles, and idf soldiers in the kibbutz were told to fire into homes. The soldiers said to their commander there might be civilians inside. Their command was "fire anyway". Yeah...most moral army in the world? More like most unhinged army in the world. Killing your own people!

It's important to realize that a people tend to believe the voices that are loudest and most forceful and repeated the most often. Palestinians have been told for over 100 years that Jews stole their Allah-given land and that to allow them to hold onto even a square centimeter of it is haram, or forbidden, and deeply and irrevocably shameful, and living in a society and culture in which honor is everything, that just can't be allowed. So naturally they'd reject even the most generous offer of statehood, if it's on less than 100% of historical Palestine, with millions of Jews on it. Few have bothered to ask whether this is the correct version of the historical record and why it's shameful to give up even the tiniest part of Palestine--and those who have are dealt with harshly. They've been told that it's true and shameful, and that's that, end of discussion. But it's not the correct version, of course, as the historical record proves. Jews did not steal Palestine. Prior to 1948 it was all legally purchased and settled, and much of it actually was barren and barely settled. And even after 1948 the land that Israel captured was legally captured and annexed, per UN rules. Even the occupation of the West Bank--but not the settlements--is fully lawful. And of course there's no shame in compromise if it gives your people peace, security, dignity and the prospect of prosperity. But that's not what they've been told, and, being a very traditional people living in a strictly hierarchical society ruled by the Quran and warlords, they were not about to question the alternate and distorted version of history that they've been sold. The problem isn't land. The problem is mindset. So long as Palestinians' minds are set on getting back every last part of Palestine, violently if necessary, and fully believe that they're entitled to it, there can be no peace. Israel has tried, many times, but they don't care. They want and demand all of it, period. And the global anti-Israel protest movement, which is some bizarre mix of classic antisemitism, Marxism and empty and angry fools looking for meaning in life and something to belong to, and, obviously, orchestrated by outside entities like Russia and Iran for their own purposes, further reinforces this adamantine view, and makes peace and a two state solution impossible. Not until this historically aberrant view is abandoned and Palestinians come to accept compromise will it be possible, or even conceivable. I'd like to believe that it's possible, and I think that it is. But not for quite some time. The story of the Jews wandering in the desert for 40 years to rid them of a slave mindset comes to mind. Palestinians are going to have to undergo a fundamental change in how they view this conflict, before peace is possible, and that's going to take a long time and who knows what to happen in the interim. You can't make peace with someone who thinks that you're the devil who stole their land and brought dishonor to them and their people. And these idiot protesters aren't helping, wrapped up in their narcissistic need to be saviors and engaged in truly magical thinking, as if chanting these idiotic and vile slogans and wearing keffiyehs and insisting that they're not antisemitic is going to make the slightest difference.

An amazing woman who has this whole thing nailed.

Great interview, thank you both 👍

Excellent interview, Bari. Thank you.

Einat Wilf - you are what west cannot handle - real. Thank you for being you.

There will be peace when the Arabs love their children more than they hate us - Golda. True when she said it and true now.

@juliehebbe9091

23 күн бұрын

Absolutely, when they decide life is better than death!

This was so good!

That one Palestinian who will say the truth publicly about Hamas and the Palestinians is Mosab Hassan Yousef! I would love to watch a debate by Einat and Mosab against two articulate Hamas apologists. If Bari, or Jordan Peterson, or Douglas Murray, or Dr. Phil can arrange that, I would pay good money to watch!

Thank you

Very intelligent discussion.

Brilliant!

I teared up when she said we became Shtetl without the army again.

As a past pre October7th leftie pro peace, I confess, that my world and beliefs literally popped on the black Sabbath. I stand firmly for the end goal, but unfortunately, it won’t happen in the next 150 years after such a horrific war

The next "Golda" ?????????

Bari, why are you not challenging any of Wilf's claims? There is immense controversy around Barak and the Camp David's negotiations and the "no partner" claim he made. Watch 1000 Bullets in October, in which Barak's team is interviewed, disputing many of Wilf's claims first hand. This did not justify the 2nd Intifada, but you are agreeing with Wilf too much. We want to see discourse, not a nod-along.

Ton of great points. Feeling grateful!!

Thank you very much. This brilliant conversation has given me insights that were lacking. Truth is precious, may it confer strength for the future.

Such a great conversation and opening eyes about the conflict,we'll keep spreading truth and light and fighting for hope and for peace🙏🇮🇱💛

I hope the politicians and “leaders “ hear this

I am an American Jewish immigrant to Israel. I live in Haifa in a uniquely diverse neighborhood which for me, as a New Yorker, feels like home. I have next door neighbors who are Jews, Filipinos, Russians, Arab Christians and Arab Muslims among others. I see the problem as being this. In 1920 the League of Nations created the British Mandate of Palestine. In 1948 the British left. To whom does this land belong now? Most Jews claim that all or most of it belongs to them. Most Muslims claim that it belongs to them. At the present time approximately 90% of the former Mandate is in Jewish hands and 10% is in Muslim hands (Gaza plus areas A and B on the West Bank). The population is about 2/3 Israeli citizens and 1/3 Palestinians (meaning residents of Gaza plus areas A and B on the West Bank). It should be noted that Israeli citizen Muslims generally begrudgingly support the state of Israel. They know that their standard of living is higher and their human rights are better than they would be under an Islamic government. It seems to me that this situation is not sustainable. Eventually the Israeli Jews must disappear or the Palestinians must disappear. Considering that globally there are about 100 times as many Muslims as there are Jews, it would seem that the odds are in favor of the Muslims in the long term, meaning over the course of the next 25 to 100 years.

@ARE_YOU_SICK_OF_YT_CENSORSHIP

23 күн бұрын

Russians? you mean Jews from the former USSR who speak russian?

@FYI003

23 күн бұрын

Well, maybe you're right. That said, Biblically speaking Israel will experience a day so awful It's known as Jacob's trouble....But the Messiah will return and destroy your enemies and usher in the Millennial Kingdom. Israel will prevail!

@juliehebbe9091

23 күн бұрын

@@FYI003 And maybe that just happened, hmmm yes Hashem will prevail!!

@Diamondsrsgbf

21 күн бұрын

Wishful.... but unlikely. There is no other Jewish country. There are 30 plus majority Arab/Muslim countries. Jordan, Lebanon have very large Palestinian populations. I doubt Israel is leaving their one and only homeland!

@JacobStein1960

21 күн бұрын

@@Diamondsrsgbf I used the word "disappear" which doesn't necessarily mean leaving. There is another way to make people disappear.

I think we're past the point of a viable 2 state solution, but a single state has to look quite different from the Israel we have today, maybe a federation of sorts with a couple Palestinian states as the components. The first real step for peace, is strong Israeli leadership in rebuilding Gaza for the Palestinians after this war. Win hearts and minds and pave the road to coexistence.

Brilliant and insightful interview

Wonderful interview !!!!!!!

If only the Palestinians would wipe the hatred from their eyes and accept Israel as a neighbour Imagine having Powerful Israel on your side! Imagine what trust on both sides would bring!

Every pro-Israeli person should listen to this interview and read her book The War of Return.

I think Einat is the “new” leadership Israel needs. No one has ever explained the Palestinian/Israeli conflict so articulately and precisely as Einat. Thank you…

Love Bari Weiss, highly recommend The Free Press. There’s also a great book called “How To Fight Antisemitism”.

@hs2874

23 күн бұрын

I’ll get Dr. Einat Wilf book too I guess, really impressed with the vision in this interview.

This is exactly what I have been saying about Palestinians!! It just facts!

Finally a clear presentation!

Amazing and true testament to the core problem that Israel faces and the true solution to the peace process

She is eloquent, easy to listen to. She makes sense and there is no doubt she is tough like all Israeli

If you go back far enough in history, the Arabs and Jews were actually allies. Also, the DNA is similar, and my own Jewish DNA goes back to Spain, Morocco, Algiers, Tunisia, and prior to that, it traces back to Iran. I don’t know if I’ll see peace in the Middle East in my lifetime, but I like to think there could be hope for the future. It would necessitate a shift in the Arab mindset-one that could tolerate the existence of the Jewish people.

@darrenwatzman5970

24 күн бұрын

Allies? Are you kidding me! Jews were always 2nd class people in Arab countries. Never were they treated equal. This is pallywood propaganda

@beckytriplett9698

24 күн бұрын

Exactly!. There are no ethnic Palestinian people. They are likely from Jordan, Egypt. That is part of the false narrative. They were never referred to in that way until the 60's. The British mandate called the land Palestine. The only reference to people arexwhat the Romans labeled the jews around AD 70 as a slur, a smear. Israel's enemy in rhe 1st century was Philistine. It waa changes to Philistina and then they calked the jews Palestinians. .The jews called themselves Hebrews. So they actually adopted a word that was intended as a slur so that these arabs were separate and could claim the labs historically but the jews has been there 700 years before Muhammad and lived in the land about 1509 years and have always had a presence in the land.

@samuelgoldring9691

24 күн бұрын

Read the book The Legacy of Islam by Prometheus Press

@based4573

24 күн бұрын

@@darrenwatzman5970 had they seen what the outcome of this would be, they would have treated you like the Europeans, who seemed to have a better understanding of your nature.

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib. That's the name and voice you're looking for I believe.

Thank you, I have always been taught by my parents and have taught my children to be proud of being Jewish and being a Zionist. Respect yourself Thank you Einat.

Einat is brilliant.

Great conversation, brought up important points, thank you.

The Palestinians rejected the offer (described below) because it would have turned the West Bank into a version of what Gaza has since become: A fenced in enclave with the IDF on the border controlling everything and everyone who would enter or leave. Under the deal the "state" would have had less freedom and authority than a US city council and substantially less than South Africa's Bantustans. Peace has not been achieved because Israelis who still believe that Zionism is a viable project are incapable of making a deal that the Palestinians could accept. This is description of the offer is from Shlomo Ben-Ami book, _Prophets Without Honor:_ Barak's offered a "state" without an army, with Israel in control of the borders, the airspace, telecommunications and an undefined period of continued IDF occupation of the Jordan Valley. The IDF would retain the right to deploy on Palestinian territory if security demanded it. The Haram al Sharif and most Palestinian neighborhoods in Jerusalem would remain under Israeli sovereignty with guaranteed Palestinian access, and the Palestinian capital would be fashioned from what was left of Jerusalem and incorporating adjacent villages into the Jerusalem municipality. 1000 refugees would be allowed to return per year on humanitarian grounds, but only with Israeli consent. The rest could return to Gaza and the West Bank and those who did not would be compensated from a fund to be set up mostly by the Gulf states. The Palestinians were not allowed to keep any documents or maps laying out the offer and Israel has never published it. Public accounts have been reconstructed from notes taken by negotiators.

Many excellent points, albeit missing the central issue, which is that Judaism IS NOT just an identity, for as has been seen lately, identities are often fluid. Any discussion of Israel that blatantly ignores Torah Judaism is simply ifniring the whole picture.

love to listen to you both!!

Einat makes too much sense. I wish Israeli politicians would listen more to her ideas, because without identifying the root of the issue, there is no chance of ever solving it

Einat …re the Buddhists. Yes Buddhists say there is suffering, but they also say there is a way out of suffering. May the Jewish people and Israel, and the Palestinians find the way out of suffering.

Great conversation 😊

as an israeli when people ask me about trump, i cant say how good or bad he is for the US but im pretty sure hes better for israel than he is for the US lol

on this horribly noisy but pretty morning, I needed some of this clarity in a big way. thanks, from Sderot

The west funds unwra like the we would fund the mob 😂

#DefundUNWRA

I really admire your Bari, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that Sharansky brought down the USSR.

Bari still has TDS. All his great accomplishments and she still can’t get to yes.

@robyncohen8542

16 күн бұрын

Agreed

@waitaminute2015

10 күн бұрын

Because he only does what benefits him ATM. No real loyalty, no real belief. His foundation is of shifting sand.

תודה לשתיכן Thank you both! ❤🖖🇮🇱🇨🇦

Its all about the land given by God, its time we start addressing this issue from that perspective. That is why they dont want Israel to exist. Its all about what they believe and what their holy books say. High time we address this reality rather live in denial of these facts.

Yes, these words need to be taken for real 💔.

❤❤❤ Thank You! ❤❤❤

I wish Einat will join or create a political party. Please.

YES

Terrorism not a bug it is a feature. 😅

LIVING IN PEACE NEXT TO US MEANS IN JORDAN. THIS IS WHAT THE PALESTINIAN ARABS WERE GIVEN FOR THEIR SELF DETERMINATION, NOT A CHUNK OF FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA, ALLOTTED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE SELF DETERMINATION OF THE JEWS IN 1920. SHE DOESN'T GET IT.

This argument that the Palestinians were offered everything they asked for but just walked away because they hated Israel so much makes no sense whatsoever. If that is the case, why not accept the offer and then just keep fighting for more land? It makes no sense. Look into the actual details of the negotiations, and it all falls apart. Arafat didn’t just ‘walk away.’ There was an Israeli election and Netanyahu was elected and did not want to continue negotiations

@anchormax3597

24 күн бұрын

You are right, they didn't get everything they want, they had to accept Israel's existence as a Jewish state, and that is a no-no.

@direwolf6234

23 күн бұрын

then why did they have an intifafa that killed over 1000 with 140 bombings ??

@Stumashedpotatoes

23 күн бұрын

Interesting to miss the point completely. They walked away because they never wanted what was offered, Arafat was merely there as a bid for legitimacy. Arafat did walk away! He was given everything BEFORE the election, and stalled and did the intifada.

Journalist are not even allowed to enter Gaza what free press ?

Two wise secular women who make good points. However you both missed the religious dimension of this 100+ year war. When they yell,El Aksa is in danger, they really mean that Islam is in danger(of being proved false by a thriving Jewish state in their midst)

Very interesting.

Thank you. Such clear vision. Please run soon - 🇮🇱and the world needs your vision and for it to become reality 🙏