Originally posted by Spiffor
The problem is, this destruction must happen quasi-simulatneously with the application of the peace deal. There is a spiral of hate and violence between the Israelis and the Palestinians that can only stop if both parties take steps simultaneously.
The problem isn't only the Hamas. The problem is that they get a huge support in the Palestinian population for various reasons, the first one being the Israeli behaviour.
However, it would be stupid to ask the Israelis to stop their behaviour outright (by opening the doors of their country to the Pals for example), because it will ease the work of so many terrorists, even though their support wil fall progressively.
The only possible solution is that Israel and the Palestinian authority commonly destroy the Hamas while removing incentives to the population to recreate a similar group.
This can be done only if a peace plan is ready, and if a peace plan has been negociated beforehand.
The problem is, this destruction must happen quasi-simulatneously with the application of the peace deal. There is a spiral of hate and violence between the Israelis and the Palestinians that can only stop if both parties take steps simultaneously.
The problem isn't only the Hamas. The problem is that they get a huge support in the Palestinian population for various reasons, the first one being the Israeli behaviour.
However, it would be stupid to ask the Israelis to stop their behaviour outright (by opening the doors of their country to the Pals for example), because it will ease the work of so many terrorists, even though their support wil fall progressively.
The only possible solution is that Israel and the Palestinian authority commonly destroy the Hamas while removing incentives to the population to recreate a similar group.
This can be done only if a peace plan is ready, and if a peace plan has been negociated beforehand.
The only solution IMO, is to get rid of the terrorists organizations first before you start the negotiation. That way there wouldn't be any violence that would get in the way of the peace negotiations.
But there is a deeper problem with these terrorists organizations. They are being funded and supported by Syria and Iran. If they did not receive any aid from these governments, the terrorists would never have to funds needed to carry these attacks. We must cut the ties between the terrorists and their state sponsors if we want any hope of eliminating terrorism. I am not suggesting we invade Syria or Iran. We should begin by applying real diplomatic, and economic pressure on these two regimes to immediately cease and desist their covert support to terrorism.
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