The Sad Nature of the Conflict between Israel and Palestine

I was shocked to understand the carelessness of the Israelites against the Palestinians. Rather than mind what they shoot, it is shocking for soldiers to shoot easily. But after understanding the Old Testament, this has meaning to me. Because the Israelites were Jews, they did not believe that Messiah had arrived, and they still had to abide by the Old Testament law. Through this understanding, it is justified that the Israelites will not think twice before thinking about the children of Palestine.

The above view on the sacred land reveals the complexity of the Israel-Palestinian conflict. The EU considers it a real political conflict, but it is a religious confrontation. The paradigm that allows European leaders to support Palestine is that they think Israel is a repressive empire, and indeed Israel expelled not only Europe but also Jews Muslim countries are also Jewish refugees. In addition, their assumption is that the two state solutions lead to peace. Every means of this process will lead to more terror many times. This is because the Palestinian main party is aiming to completely destroy Israel. Hamas' newly revised charter no longer requires complete destruction of Israel, but I am familiar with this.

In yesterday's podcast, Ben Shapiro believed that the world believed that the confrontation between Israel and Palestine is a territorial conflict, but in reality it is a conflict of religion. When Palestine dominated Jerusalem, it was used as a starting point for attacking Israel, as it was in the sixth day war of 1967. When Palestine won 46% of the 1947 Palestinian Council (excluding 78% of the land), Jordan decided to go to war with the Jews. Thousands of people were slaughtered on the street between 2000 and 2003 in front of the wall to Gaza. Hamas, partner of the Abbas coalition government controlling Gaza, aims to eliminate all Jews from the earth.

The confrontation between Palestine and Israel began in 1917 when the UK vowed to establish the hometown of Palestine and Israel. And they believed that the land benefited them from the Bible days. Despite their faith and the British promise, it does not give them the right to drive out Palestinians from their homes. They should not cause conflict and violence, but negotiate and reach a peace agreement. - ... This school is in the early stages of production and is the first school with special industrial sectors for models, jewelry, carpet making, model making, and for all branches. P. Krishanaswamy, Ganpat Rao, Kashinath Mhatre are the early students of the school and their work can be seen in the Journal Art and Industry. In Mumbai, the school began as a school of art and industry (but later called J. J. School of Art).