Are There Palastinians to talk to? How can Hamas and Fatah make peace when they are both at Odds?

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Submitted by Debbie (United States), May 29, 2009 08:06

Why does Israel always have to take difficult steps and decisions. Hamas and Fatah can't even get along with their own parties, let alone make peace with Israel. The division of the Holy lands will make more chaos for Israel in trying to create a Palestinian state for terrorists. I was recently disgusted with the so called suggestion from President Obama that Israel lower her flag and raise the United Nations flag. Why should Israel change the flag of her fathers to apppease anyone. I would like to say maybe we should give Texas back to Mexico!, and lower the Stars and stripes for a Universal European flag. What audacity.

The Palestinian people need to understand that if they truly want peace, they should elect leaders who actually want peace, freedom, and prosperity, and their goals should be to abide by the treaties they sign, otherwise there is always going to be a stalemate.

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Title	By	Date
Perhaps we can begin here [181 words]	Daniel in Brookline	May 29, 2009 13:48
↔ Israelis have Good Intentions- Don't fall for false requests for peace. [23 words]	Debbie	Jun 1, 2009 07:26
⇒ Are There Palastinians to talk to? How can Hamas and Fatah make peace when they are both at Odds? [154 words]	Debbie	May 29, 2009 08:06
↔ no such thing as moderate Arabs [252 words]	Samuel	May 31, 2009 06:17
↔ No such thing as Moderate Arabs. None of them are friends to Israel- Response to Samuel [367 words]	Debbie	May 31, 2009 13:47
↔ the same old rhetoric [172 words]	Samuel	Jun 4, 2009 13:08
↔ The Same Old Rhetoric- Years and years of Anti-Semetism. response to Samuel [295 words]	Debbie	Jun 4, 2009 16:00
↔ well said Debbie [71 words]	Samuel	Jun 6, 2009 13:41

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