[robertpaulsen]

"Good for them. If my neighbor was trying to kill my family I would build a fence too."

On your neighbor's property? Think that's a good way, in the long run, to make him quit?

[tfecw]

awww no that would be unfair of him to build a fense on the property of some who is trying to kill you.

What would make the neighbor quit is to kill him.

[KC_for_Freedom]

On your neighbor's property? Think that's a good way, in the long run, to make him quit?

When he can no longer kill Israelis, perhaps he will take up killing someone else? Israel is tired of it being Jews. I for one don't blame them. As for property rights, when the killing stops I am certain Israel will be more than willing to compensate those who lost property, don't yo think? They have been willing to work with Palestinians in all forms of development except that the terrorists kill Palestinians who "cooperate" with the Jews.

[joedelta]

On your neighbor's property?

It is not anyone's property but Israel.

It could have been "their" land, but they f'ed up. "They" thought it would be a great idea to attack Israel and frog-march any Israelis "they" didn't kill into the sea. The Israelis disabused "them" of that notion.

[E Rocc]

"Good for them. If my neighbor was trying to kill my family I would build a fence too."

On your neighbor's property? Think that's a good way, in the long run, to make him quit?

Ideally, it should be on the Green Line. The thing is, it's highly doubtful that that is going to be the final border. Right now the Israeli government is still encouraging its people to live beyond the Green Line. It has a duty to protect them.

I don't have any problem at all with the fence if it's on the border. Once it's finalized, if it has to be moved it will be moved. Right now the Palis don't have effective control of their areas (not entirely their own fault, but reality) and protection is essential.

It should certainly be built with maximum sensitivity to the Palestinian people in the area, and for damn sure the law that allows the Israeli state to steal (and build settlements on) land considered "abandoned" for three years must be suspended in the area. It should actually be repealed, but here its a particular problem.

-Eric -Eric

[msnimje]

On your neighbor's property? Think that's a good way, in the long run, to make him quit?

I guess the owner of the property is the issue at hand but if he were TRYING TO KILL MY FAMILY, I think building a wall on his property might be the lesser evil.

[American in Israel]

On your neighbor's property? Think that's a good way, in the long run, to make him quit?

Were you under the impression that Israel was Jordans property?

I thought so...