certainly not excusing any of it at all but there is no black and white viewpoint that can be taken in all honesty. There have been Israeli terrorists for a long time now as there have been Palestinian terrorists for a long time. Neither are right, both are wrong. How wrong is the question. The Jewish people after a mass extermination event wanted a safe homeland, they just happened to choose a religious place that was already peopled. It has to be said that most countries did not admit them as refugees. A bit of a rock and a hard place scenario. So, to the biblical homeland. They mass emigrated there and changed the dynamic with the support or at least the acceptance of the United Nations. Odd that pro-Israel people are against the UN now when they actually helped create it. Well the people there did not like it, Who would? A outside power decided that outsiders had a right to not only live in your place but actually create states? American Revolutions have started over less than this. But the Bible. So Israel created a state and the people of the area did not like it and here we are. Its not about being Jewish, you can be a Jew and not be given citizenship if you dont believe in the religion, you can not be a Jew and believe in the religion and be given citizenship. Its all about religion. But the Bible. Where should the Jews have gone, everywhere. America and the UK and all the free countries gave the Jewish people short shift and made them go to a place that was rife with discord. All of them have a responsibility for this but so do we. This is part of our being idiots on the world stage. People talk about how no one wants the Palestinians but no one wanted the Jewish people either including us. So this is the clusterfuck we get. There is so much religion on both sides that it might as well be a Dune movie or book. As a county we pay for our sins in installments, others pay for it in full. That's America for you.
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