To: Savage Beast
"What's the problem with establishing a Palestinian state with a divided Jerusalem as the capital of both Palestine and Israel?" Very simple. As foolish and self-destructive as Israel has lately become, it will never give up Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, period. Go ask the Almighty.
And a Palestinian state already exists: it is called Jordan, and it--and only it--is the true "Palestinian homeland."
Other than that, no problem at all.
--Boris
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03/10/2002 5:48:47 AM PST by
boris
To: boris
Yes, I remember, back in grammar school, when Israel was established, the nation of Israel was on the west side of the Jordan River and the nation of Trans-Jordan was on the east side. The next thing I knew, Trans-Jordan had spread across the river and changed its name to Jordan. How did this happen? I've always wondered.
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