SomaliNet Forums

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/mid ... ?tid=sm_fb

“I am against normalization with Israel as long as they are building settlements and walls,” said Hamdi Abu Diab, a leader of a popular committee that opposes the Israeli occupation. “But I do want Palestinians to know about the terrible things that happened to the Jews at Auschwitz. Because at the same time, I don’t want the Palestinians to be punished like the Jews were.”

Something is wrong with these people. Given their circumstances, you'd think that a Palestinian professor would be making rounds distributing the works of Machiavelli, Sun Tsu and Thomas Paine for free on his time off, let alone teach them. Yet, this man takes his students to Auschwitz to learn about Jewish suffering

So long as modern day Arabs inhabit that land, Palestine is a lost cause...unless salvation arrives by divine intervention

kelma wa7ida 6abor khamis

Only viable solution is a two-state solution.

.

I think that it's a good move. The Palastinians need young intelligent intellectuals that understand who they are dealing with and not just deny it.

Never forget the cowards who killed children and grandmothers

There will be no two state solution. They had over 5 decades to use their common sense but they chose not to. They will be integrated into the State of Israel. They are better off under Jewish rule than under Hamas

I am,

Abdi "Go to Jordan if you don't like that" Johnson

Palestine was lost the day Golda Meir from Ukraine began to farm the land

LegendarySS4 wrote:Only viable solution is a two-state solution.