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The Zionist Entity is for the moment permitted to remain in business but, like Aaron Lazarus, it's not entitled to the enforceable property rights of every other nation state. No other country - not Canada, not Slovenia, not Thailand - would be expected to forego the traditional rights of nations subjected to kidnappings of its citizens, random rocket attacks into residential areas, and other infringements of its sovereignty. This isn't about who's right and who's wrong: there are regional flare-ups all over the map and, regardless of the rights and wrongs, for the most part the world just sits back and lets them get on with it. There are big population displacements - as there were, contemporaneous to the founding of Israel, in Europe and the Indian sub-continent - but one side wins and the other makes do with what it can get and the dust settles.

Enough with the nonsense from the U.N. and other meddlers.

Israel should expel the so-called "Palestinians", those citizens of a fictional non-historical entity, and finally and firmly annex the land as sovereign territory and then they should settle and develop it.

They should have done it after '67 and after '73 too. It was apparent then what needed to be done. Now, decades later, terrorism and anti-Israel sentiment has risen substantially and the problem is worse. Israel has learned again that it should not treat with dishonorable persons and minions of their genocidal Islamic enemies.

For Israelis, for the Arabs who call themselves Palestinian, for all other persons in Israel, for the U.S., for regional stability and in the interests of real peace: expel the Pali element now, once and for all.

Israel should expel the so-called "Palestinians", those citizens of a fictional non-historical entity, and finally and firmly annex the land as sovereign territory and then they should settle and develop it.

I wouldn't mind a bit if Israel retained as full-fledged citizens those West Bank Arabs who proffered full allegiance (or who, at least, just wanted to be left alone) as "Israeli Arabs". As Christians, I think we have a moral obligation to support the Property Rights of dirt-poor Arab Olive-Farmers who are willing to live in peace and grow olives (mmm, olive oil.... who would cook with anything else?).

If the Arabs of the Palestine Mandate (at least, the tiny sliver between the Mediterranean and the Jordan that Britain left to the Jews) want to live in Peace with the Jews of Jewish Palestine ("Israel"), then I say "Amen". If the Arabs DON'T want to live in Peace with the Jews, then saints-and-begorrah, imagine that... there already is an "Arab Palestine" representing 80% of the original Palestine Mandate, specifically dedicated by Winston Churchill, and it's called Jordan.