Ok. I believe you. Been ugly & getting uglier for years now.The really ugly part is yet to come.
Ok. I believe you. Been ugly & getting uglier for years now.The really ugly part is yet to come.
The New York Declaration is the result of the work by the United Nations conference on the implementation of the two-state solution, co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia, which took place from 28 to 30 July. This work will continue inOk. I believe you. Been ugly & getting uglier for years now.
The New York Declaration does not state the specific borders for Palestine, but it does reiterate the commitment to the two-state solution where Israel and Palestine would live side-by-side with "secure and recognized borders," consistent with international law and UN resolutions. The declaration emphasizes that Gaza is an integral part of a future Palestinian state and must be unified with the West Bank.The declaration encourages states to recognize Palestine as a sovereign state and invites other countries to join this call. It aims to mobilize international community action on a leaders' level.
It says previous UN intentions if you read close.The New York Declaration does not state the specific borders for Palestine, but it does reiterate the commitment to the two-state solution where Israel and Palestine would live side-by-side with "secure and recognized borders," consistent with international law and UN resolutions. The declaration emphasizes that Gaza is an integral part of a future Palestinian state and must be unified with the West Bank.
(Unified politically? Or figuratively? Unified in some other manner?)
- Two-state solution: The declaration strongly supports the two-state solution as the basis for a just and lasting peace.
- Integrated Gaza and West Bank: It states that Gaza must be unified (?) with the West Bank under the Palestinian Authority (so politically) and must not be subjected to occupation, blockade, or forced displacement.
- No specific boundaries: While supporting the two-state solution, the declaration does not draw specific lines for Palestine's borders. The specifics of border demarcation have historically been a matter for final status negotiations between the two parties.
What are they right now? They dont exist?"secure and recognized borders," consistent with international law and UN resolutions.
It says “previous UN intentions” where (?) and meaning what (?) and this would tie into the specifics of border demarcation have historically been a matter for final status negotiations between the two parties how?It says previous UN intentions if you read close.
Two-State solution: The declaration reiterates support for a sovereign, democratic, and viable State of Palestine living side-by-side with Israel in peace and security, based on international law and relevant UN resolutions.It says “previous UN intentions” where (?) and meaning what (?) and this would tie into the specifics of border demarcation have historically been a matter for final status negotiations between the two parties how?
This is somewhere in Post# 6963 that you quote to state this?
Wandering where? Inside the actual defined borders of Israel? Wandering in the disputed areas of what’s now called the West Bank? Why didn’t Oct 7th happen in the “West Bank” and not inside Israel itself?242 never went away. Its the "basis of illegal occupation" and why its super cool if Palestinians shoot a wandering Jew.

Meaning what?Two-State solution: The declaration reiterates support for a sovereign, democratic, and viable State of Palestine living side-by-side with Israel in peace and security, based on international law and relevant UN resolutions.
Fuck off with the games.Wandering where? Inside the actual defined borders of Israel? Wandering in the disputed areas of what’s now called the West Bank? Why didn’t Oct 7th happen in the “West Bank” and not inside Israel itself?
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Meaning what?
Excuse me? You & I, we’re just two nobody’s debating from the other side of the planet, & we’re not involved in this.Fuck off with the games.