If the Israeli people are tired of living in fear of terrorist attacks and want their government to remedy the situation, maybe they should petition parliament to end the invasion of Palestine and crimes against humanity that breed terrorism. The attacks didn't come from nowhere. Terrorism is not a preemptive tactic, but a response. And the current attitude of the Israeli government is not going to solve the problem. When the Palestinians are firing the equivalent of fireworks across the border, and Israel orders airstrikes that kill dozens or hundreds under the guise of attacking terrorist officials, how are the Palestinians expected to react?
Does it seem to anyone else that maybe the Israeli government is not completely committed to a peaceful solution? Maybe they have more to gain by continually spurring terrorism and being able to cast the Palestinian movements in a negative light. Your thoughts?
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If the Israeli people are tired of living in fear of terrorist attacks and want their government to remedy the situation, maybe they should petition parliament to end the invasion of Palestine and crimes against humanity that breed terrorism. The attacks didn't come from nowhere. Terrorism is not a preemptive tactic, but a response. And the current attitude of the Israeli government is not going to solve the problem. When the Palestinians are firing the equivalent of fireworks across the border, and Israel orders airstrikes that kill dozens or hundreds under the guise of attacking terrorist officials, how are the Palestinians expected to react? Does it seem to anyone else that maybe the Israeli government is not completely committed to a peaceful solution? Maybe they have more to gain by continually spurring terrorism and being able to cast the Palestinian movements in a negative light. Your thoughts?