It's not the money really. Our financial and military assistance to Israel, that's merely the icing on the cake. Israel's greatest benefit from this relationship is total immunity from UN resolutions. We veto anything and everything even remotely threatening, allowing Israel to wipe its ass with world's opinion.
Now the real question is what we are getting in return for being saddled with such a hefty political liability. That's what Israel is to us: a political liability.
Anyway, as for the crisis at hand, the simplest way to solve it would be to allow Egypt to take over Gaza. Have their tanks roll in and establish a pre-1967 situation. If they don't wanna do it, pay them to do it. Bam: problem solved.
"And if the people raise a great howl against my barbarity and cruelty, I will answer that war is war and not popularity seeking. If they want peace, they and their relatives must stop the war." - William Tecumseh Sherman
“The market, like the Lord, helps those who help themselves. But unlike the Lord, the market does not forgive those who know not what they do.” - Warren Buffett
And here silly old me thought it was conflicts like this that the UN was supposed to handle.
Make a clear border for both sides. The border would be protected with state-of-the-art UN soldiers, well equipped and trained to deal fairly with the situation.
I think that's the only viable solution. An alternative would of course be to use nukes to make that whole area a gigantic parking lot...
Oh well, nothing will happen as long as the US stay a Jew lackey.
Ha, that will never happen even if the US dumps Israel as an ally. That would just make Israel more entrenched.
Either way, both sides are teaching their kids to hate the other side so nope this conflict can only end in eventual slaughter.
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Hvil i fred HoreToreA man who casts no shadow has no soul.
That's why we need the blue helmets...
It's hard to convince your kid that that guy - who is ready to sacrifice his life for international justice - is a tangible target.
My point even shorter would be:
Israel and Palestine are like two children quarrelling, and it's time for a grown up to step in between them.
I think its pretty easy. I know this from personal experience because in 2007, about a year after the 2nd Lebanon war, I toured the Lebanon-Israeli border and we saw some of the UN peacekeepers and our guide told us how the UN was basically protecting Hezbollah so they can rearm for the next fight. Now I know that they weren't, but 15 year old me soaked up every word that guide told us about how the UN was just covering for the terrorists.
Its too late for an "adult" to step in, the kids aren't ten years old anymore.
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Hvil i fred HoreToreA man who casts no shadow has no soul.
Well... I don't agree.
The UN isn't doing any full intervention, so what people would think might (would) change.
There will always be idiots, but remember that UN warfare is part "nation and education" building. You know, kind of like the US only that they actually mean it.
A full on western assault would cripple their resistance...
Now, I am not talking about weaponized assault, mind you.
I talk about politicians from all over the world having their public say, I talk about comedians world wide making up jokes about it, I talk about controlling their economy, I talk about.... The list goes on, but you get my point.
The UN military guys arent' the REAL show when it comes to the UN, it's the full on cultural assault that matters.
Again: sure there will be idiots... But right now they dwell in a society where they can play their idiocies... Whereas if the UN intervened for real, these same idiots would suddenly have a LOAD of other voices making themselves heard..
And people are not complete idiots, eventually they will listen. Specifically if helped by schools promoting critical thinking, HEY, something else the UN does.
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