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Old 05-29-2006, 06:16 AM   #55 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Dylan
Israel has a special signifigance to the Jewish people, although I suppose Israel really could have gone anywhere. It's there now though, and I don't see why it shouldn't be able to stay there. Israel doesn't even have any oil. The only reason it is worth anything is because of the efforts of the sabras. They made the desert bloom.

To be a full citizen, it is not necissary to be Jewish. However, the right of return, or instant citizenship, is reserved for Jewish people. Approximately 15% of full Israeli citizens are Arab. If the Palestinians really wanted too, they could request citizenship and have all of the rights and priveleges of the Israeli Jews.
I agree. Israel exists and it would be best if people just accepted that so that the world could move on. The solution to the conflict does not lie in complete destruction of one party. However. personally i think a big step would be if Israel would stop cliaming that the land is theirs by right. If the same standard was to be applied everywhere int he world, the red indians would have the full right to kick out all other US citizens. I mean the americas were THEIRS until yu folks came along.

Nevertheless it is comforting to know that you can be an israeli citizen regardless of ehtnic or religious background.
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