Putting aside the fact that you are comparing apples and oranges, it is fair to say that Arab interests in the middle east would have long ago benefited from creating their own secular democracies and living in peace with Israel. The problem is not a "Jewish state", which happens to be a secular democracy; the problem is the theocratic d…
Putting aside the fact that you are comparing apples and oranges, it is fair to say that Arab interests in the middle east would have long ago benefited from creating their own secular democracies and living in peace with Israel. The problem is not a "Jewish state", which happens to be a secular democracy; the problem is the theocratic dictatorships bent on destroying it, none of whom will open their doors to Palestinians. (Once Netanyahu and Donald Trump go to jail, things might improve).
Agreed. T**** and Netenyahu have been the recipients of judicial privilege for too long. Both Israel and the US face threats to the 'secular' and 'democracy' as long as their supporters have power.
Putting aside the fact that you are comparing apples and oranges, it is fair to say that Arab interests in the middle east would have long ago benefited from creating their own secular democracies and living in peace with Israel. The problem is not a "Jewish state", which happens to be a secular democracy; the problem is the theocratic dictatorships bent on destroying it, none of whom will open their doors to Palestinians. (Once Netanyahu and Donald Trump go to jail, things might improve).
Agreed. T**** and Netenyahu have been the recipients of judicial privilege for too long. Both Israel and the US face threats to the 'secular' and 'democracy' as long as their supporters have power.