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rikkk1958
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I am not sure what you are claiming here however, it may be true because if one believes that ownership is his, he will make sure he gets what is due. The whole claims of ownership are mutual for both of them and as you can see they are both claiming the ownership with the power of the will.This is all a little happy little game the Israeli’s play. The moment there is “peace” the world wont hear of Palestine. When there is peace, they will happily continue to build their security fences, checkpoints in Gaza and settlements and exclusive highways in the W.B. and further “break/partition” the Palestinians until there will be no land left.
I highly recommend you look at diagrams showing this. Eg. Barack’s 2000 offer and Sharon’s 2003 plan.
Peace will bring about the slow extermination of the Palestinian people through these means.
yours truly
My point here as Christian, this whole thing of claims are mind boggling and if one’s heart will be put into it, the feeling would be of great distress especially for Christians who knows about “love” and compassion. The fight had been going on for centuries and for me I find the whole story is with divine intervention. This is because of what these people are all about.
There are so many who need our love and compassion, Palestinians are only one of those. I feel compassion also for innocents who were blown up by suicides bombers but what bothers me is our hypocrisy because we only voice our opinion when the media focuses on the ones that they want covered.
Our nature as human beings is to react and yours is different because of your own knowledge about this subject, my reaction is based also from my knowledge of the same subject. R-not as you can see is more thorough because of not only the knowledge she has but probably there are experiences in her life that affected her.
What I can say is, you can continue to show compassion to anyone you want. You as Catholic is understandably has to feel that way. It is our nature. What I wanted to emphasized, and I know that many catholic apologetics have already made clear that the brutality of these war was overwhelming and Israel is not anymore in sync with the old covenant from God because of the new covenant of the Son, I still believe that we as mere created beings may never know the true plan of God. This is so because God is everything, the beginning and the end. He can do anything and anything in His plan are under His will and will be judged by Him alone. Which means, those who suffered by losses or death may find grace from Him no matter who you are.
For me, the Middle East is the window of God’s works. Mysterious as it can be, all we can do is watch, feel, and ask. Christians have to pray, and that is why every Sunday, in our Mass, we always ask God for ending the wars in the world, especially in the Middle East. For Israel and the Arabs, they will just do what they think they believed is best for them. We should continue to pray.