If you build a fence on the recognized borders it can be referred to as a security fence separation barrier etc etc, when you build inside the border and illegally take land from the people living there, then it's , obviously an annexation wall. I thought you liked to be strict on the descriptions of things ? Maybe only when it suits eh
Yeah, so this is not what you were saying before, is it? The wall, even if it is intended to be the future border (which it may or may not be, since it can be moved, although I would be in favour of keeping all of the territory on the Israeli side of it), has absolutely nothing to do with the viability of a Palestinian state.
And that is what you were claiming, right? That the Israeli communities on the other side of the green line all need to be removed or else the Palestinian state will not be viable?
So keep on the subject and let's see where that takes us, eh?
And yes they do have an impact of the viability of the state because we are talking hundreds of thousands of illegal settlers being part of the Palestinian state and cutting the capital of that state off from the rest of the country
Except their capital is in Rammalah so we're fine. There is no evidence the state can't function without Jerusalem. There is also no evidence that the state will need to have hundreds of thousands of Jews (godforbid) since borders can be drawn that would put the vast majority of those Jews outside of a perfectly viable Palestinian state.
Yes really. They are all illegal and the only ones with the law on their side WRT a legal claim over that territory are the Palestinians , that's why the world recognizes it as OPT.
And how does that work? In any event, it's all just nonsense pressure against the Jews and we know how that works. San Remo, the League Mandate, 262, all of them recognized Israeli rights to those territories. The Palestinians are not and have never been a state and so therefore have no rights over those territories. They have self determination rights, but why should they have the right to territory they don't live on for self-determination when it is held by the nation to whom it was properly and legally given before?
was it? "ou have had Tel Aviv as the capital for 70 years no problems with that. You can have West Jerusalem if you want BUT East Jerusalem remains ... " doesn't sound like you meant to say West Jerusalem. But in any event, the Jewish part of the old city, from which the Jews were forcibly removed by the Jordanians after the War of Independence and which was subsequently methodically desecrated by them, will never be relinquished.
Both sides are guilty of crimes , why do you think only one side should be punished for them ?
Dude. mirror.
So, to sum up, we have now gone from "the settlements prevent the establishment of a viable Palestinian state" to simply claiming they are illegal and the Palestinians have rights to stuff.
Which is exactly the same trap the Palestinians and their supporters have been falling into for decades. Because that is where the mask comes off. It isn't really about the establishment of a viable Palestinian state, is it? Because the Israelis living in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria (which is what they were always called before the Jordanians illegally occupied them, in case the language makes you want to blow a gasket) have absolutely nothing to do with whether any future Palestinian state would be viable (it would be if it had the proper governing institutions and civil society, which it won't but that's another thread).
So it isn't and never was about the viability of an independent Palestinian state. It's about what you think of as "justice" and not "letting the Jews get away with it".
Better to have continued conflict and demonization of the Jews than advocating a compromise settlement that involves the Palestinians getting the freedom and independence everyone pretends is the objective of them and their international supporters.