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Blood Libel - eric Guth 4Z1UG

2/12/2024

19 Comments

 
An old friend, who reads this blog,  sent me a message after my last post, accusing me, the IDF, and Prime Minister Netanyahu of genocide against the innocent civilian population of Gaza in our war to uproot Hamas, the terrorist group that viciously attacked us on October 7th.  On that day, over 1200 Israelis, were murdered after being tortured, burned, raped, beheaded, and poisoned with gas.  
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It was Saturday, October 7th 2023, on  Simchat Torah, one of our most joyous Jewish festivals in our calendar.  It is the very last day of the High Holy days, after a beautiful week of Sukkot, where we live outside in our booths.  Sukkot is my favorite holiday and time of the year. It looked to be a beautiful weekend. 
At 6:30 AM, I was out with the dog on her weekly play date with Buddy of similar breed.  David, Buddie’s master, and I sit to the side to avoid the two dogs playing and moving at breakneck speed.  We started hearing the booms, almost continuous for over a half an hour.  Since it was the Sabbath (Shabbat) and a holiday, where we don’t use electronics, it wasn’t until a few hours later that I heard what was happening from  one of the security agents who had a radio.  We made the Simchat Torah service in the street in front of my house, so that at least a few times, we could run for cover when the air-raid sirens sounded. 
It was only the next morning that we started to understand that the 10,000 missiles fired at Israel were cover for the attack by Hamas in Gaza, through our fences, and into the communities where almost 20,000 Gazans worked every day.  The Hamas terrorists were followed into Israel by hundreds of Gazan citizens on motorcycles, cars, and trucks, murdering anyone on the roads between them and the communities that they would attack.  These workers and “friends” of the Jews, from Gaza, mostly on Israel’s left, who supported their work permits, took them to Israeli hospitals for special treatments, provided Hamas commanders with detailed lists of families and the layouts of their houses in these communities making it possible to find every Jew on their list. We know, because we have these lists from the bodies of the terrorists killed over the next week.  Their mission accomplished. One that they are prepared for, for years and years. The Hamas plan turned out better than they anticipated, and they took over 300 Israelis hostage. 

My old friend sent me a message on Christmas Eve making similar accusations.  I invited him to Israel.  I would take him to the “Gaza Envelope” communities to see what happened there; I would take him to the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute to see for himself what the innocent people in Gaza created.  I would take him to the site of the Nova Festival where over 300 young people the age of his kids were brutally raped and murdered; where my youngest son was working on the morning of the attack, but was called away a few hours before to fix another stage at another festival.  I can’t help but think that Karen and I were just a few hours away from being parents of one of the dead or missing. B”H.  I would take my friend as close to the Gaza front as possible.  Yishai Fleisher, who has a podcast referenced in my notes, reminded me at dinner a few weeks ago that the front is not an hour from my house, but 30 seconds away, on the other side of the hill where I live. Since Yishai is on active duty in the area where we live, he told me that the threat from my innocent neighbors is existential and on-going. Just today, Carmi Tzur, a Jewish village ten minutes south of here, was sprayed with bullets from their neighbors. Attacks against Jews, civilians mostly,  in the West Bank is up over 400% since October 7th and includes car rammings, shootings, stabbings, and bombings. Rock throwing, as described in the Western Press, is actually a pool ball size rock launched with a sling with great precision and lethal as a Kalashnikov round coming through your car window. 

How does an innocent population successfully build and conceal the construction of almost 500 miles of underground attack tunnels in Gaza that run under every school, hospital, mosque, community center, UNRWA school and playground, with thousands of tunnel entrances in homes and apartments?

How does an innocent population in Gaza successfully conceal the over 30,000 rockets, in batteries under schools, hospitals, and community centers,  that have rained down on Israel since Israel abandoned the Gaza strip in 2005, even digging up our dead to be reburied in Israel? 

How does an innocent population host a Hamas data center under the UNRWA headquarters in Gaza without anyone knowing or speaking of it unless loyal to Hamas? 

How many innocent parents and siblings supported their Hamas jihadi terrorist child throughout his upbringing, schooling, and indoctrination to become a “shaheed”, a martyr who kills Jews with abandon? 

How many innocent civilians celebrated the grisly and vicious murder, rape, beheadings, and baking alive babies in their parents ovens on October 7th by dancing in the streets of Gaza and handing out sweets?  By the way, my innocent neighbors in the West Bank did the same thing on October 7th, enjoying sweets while watching the massacre live on their smartphones.  

How innocent are the 6500 UNRWA teachers who sent messages of joy and praise in their Telegram group for the murderers and rapists who entered Israel on October 7th, and killed over 1200 Israelis? 

How innocent are the almost 20,000 Gaza residents who entered Israel every day on work permits, who mapped and cataloged their potential victims, reporting their findings to Hamas for the October 7th attack?   

If the Hamas enemy says that they will repeat October 7th again and again, we believe them.  Why wouldn’t we go after them to protect ourselves? 

To date, 566 IDF troops, including the sons, fathers, brothers-in-laws, uncles, aunts, sisters, and mothers have died serving their country in the Gaza war.  We are paying a higher price for going from building to building with surgical precision to find and uproot Hamas terrorists, tunnels, and tunnel entrances, reducing the loss of civilian life, rather than just leveling the strip until there is not one Gazan left standing. 

Our IDF has created humanitarian corridors through the war zone to move refugees to safer areas while Egypt blocks their exit into the northern Sinai Desert. Due to pressure from the West, we will only meet our military objectives by rerouting the refugees through the conquered war zone, putting our soldiers and accomplishments at risk.  Yet we are accused of genocide?  

Akiva’s father is coming home after being gone since October 8th.  He has not had a minute's rest working to protect his family and country.  Akiva and his siblings have been brave all along.  I can see, though, that his concentration and his ability to focus has been compromised by the stress of his father’s absence.  I am grateful to be able to help him and his family; it eases my stress to make a difference as I have said before.  

I walk the dog five times a day. I get a lot of exercise for an old man. Yet I am always looking for escape routes in the walkways, buildings, and overgrown foliage that make my city. What if we were attacked by our “innocent” neighbors on the other side of the hill; where would we hide? Where would we stand and fight? What is the weapon if you don’t have a gun? Do I have to kill the dog to keep her from following us to our hiding place? My safe room/bomb shelter door does not close, and even if it did, the doors are no match for an RPG.  Now what? 

By definition: Genocide is the intentional destruction of a people in whole or in part. In 1948, the United Nations Genocide Convention defined genocide as any of five "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group".

Israel is defending itself from a diabolical enemy that has spent billions of dollars building their underground fortress, to commit genocide, carefully hidden and covered up over a period of years by its population.  How innocent are they really?  Our goal is to eradicate the threat from Hamas, later Hezbollah, Fatah, and every other Jew hating actor in our land.  That is our human right. One that we earned even before October 7th as our people, my friends and neighbors, were murdered, one by one, almost 2400 since the Oslo Accords and  before October 7th. Now the score is almost 4000 Israelis dead at the hands of the innocent Palestinians. We will not stop this war regardless of the accusations levelled by our friends.  We have no choice but to push it to the end. 

The blood libel - by definition was the idea that Jews murder Christian children for their blood to make Passover Matzo. It was a powerful lie, but told often enough to be responsible for the murder of millions of Jews at the hands of their non-Jewish neighbors over the past 2000 years.  The Palestinian Jihadists have successfully extended the blood libel to the murder of innocent civilians by Jews in Israel and across the  world. It is an accusation made by the pro-Palestinian supporters and the anti-Israel crowd that has taken to the streets and university campuses in the West, by the UN and its mostly totalitarian national members, and by my old friend.  We call this antisemitism, a unique hatred of Jews.  Antisemites are poor neighbors, and they don’t make good friends. 
19 Comments
John Boedeker
2/12/2024 12:44:05 pm

Thank you my friend for sharing. Thank you.

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James W
2/12/2024 12:57:11 pm

Sad, but telling to hear from inside Israel. I can’t help but repeat the fact that crime ridden American cities are voting for a ceasefire, mostly for the protection of Palestinians. Too bad hamas invested so much into an elaborate tunnel system instead of an iron dome.

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Eric 4Z1UG link
2/13/2024 12:15:27 am

In the end, Israel will be OK. We will make it happen. We know how to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.

The West, including America, need to wake up, ask the hard questions, like "why are we so unhappy and yet the most prosperous society in the history or humankind"? Why do we support the world's worst actors, while ignoring our problems at home? Why do we allow the unthinkable in our cities and on our streets?

Honestly, I am more afraid to be in a rental car in Seattle, Portland, or Los Angeles, for fear of being a shooting victim of a gang initiate, than driving my own car in Judea and Samaria.

Maybe the reason is that we think that our "power" is in the White House, and we either gain or lose it every 4 years. Active hams over come this by their activity on the air and in their clubs. By their extending a helping hand in friendship and mentoring. We are an amazing community - and this is what is needed - communities once again.

Most voters underestimate their own power in their local elections, at every level, not even knowing the names of their local officials, school board members, and county supervisors. Most of these elected officials do not appear to have higher intelligence other than to take advantage of the voter's lack of interest in government at this level. This is a good place to start to take the power back. That will begin to fix the problems and bring the people back together.

Iron Dome is an amazing technology, and to see it in operation as just about anyone in Israel has, is wonderous. It also allowed us to kick the can of our terror problem down the road. We would not have tolerated the tens of thousands of Hamas missiles coming from Gaza over the years. We would have been forced to stop it earlier. It seems that tunnels in a fascist enterprise was as brilliant move.

There will be plenty of time to take the conflict apart, assign blame, learn lessons, and reelect our leaders after the war. Winning by removing the threat has priority.

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Lee Barrett link
2/12/2024 01:07:15 pm

We seem to live in a time when people do not accept or believe facts. I, for one, totally support the actions of Israel against the monsters of terror. This is truly a religious war which is not understood by the narrow-minded peace-nics who were started in the 1960s who don't know what they believe, support just causes nor understand the need to protect family, country and personal beliefs. All they want is "can't we all get along?" mentality. The answer is "Sure - if you leave me alone to be a countryman of my country." But when you attack brutally for imagined reasons - or because of some made up Jehad, then retaliation is inevitable. Further, if you are going to remove a dog's tail, it is far less painful for you and the dog to do it all at once - not in little sections. Israel is removing the dogs tail. It will be much better for both when it is over though painful for a brief time.

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deb webster
2/12/2024 01:18:35 pm

excellent. thank you.
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genocide needs an amendment. a yuuge problem. re purpose.

its not "just" about eradicating a people. this is why many accuse israelis of genocide, as hamas, etc., become israeli targets to be eliminated.
genocide, in my opinion, revolves around innocence.

it is not enough to destroy a people, to call it genocide. it is also about innocence. perpetrators who willfully destroy innocents re intent/purpose, are not the same as those who fight to defend the safety of others.

the definition of the term needs to be revised: at once, guilt or innocense becomes refocused; redefined. genocide is left for those whose purpose/intent is to slaughter innocents.





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William Taylor
2/12/2024 01:24:14 pm

Thank you for your ongoing reporting. Count me as an American Christian who supports Israel's ongoing battle against Israel's enemies.
Let G d arise, and let His enemies be scattered. Ps 68:1
William Taylor, AA1S

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Jack Schuster
2/12/2024 01:24:47 pm

Hi Eric. Your "old friend" obviously doesnt follow your blogs. Yesterday I saw a picture on TV here of the inside of a tunnel under UNRA, the same picture you had a few days earlier in your blog. I never saw our networks showing the brainwashing of the Palestinian kids as you did in your blog.I have nothing but sympathy and sadness for you and all the Israelis people I fully expect that when you will clear the Southern region you will find tunnels into Egypt. I hope no Egyptians were complicit but the Hamas weapons got there somehow!. God Bless...Shalom JACK W1WEF PS your blog would be much more readable with black instead of white text!

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Riki Kline
2/12/2024 08:48:10 pm

Well said, Eric.

While completely understanding and agreeing with the Israeli position against a two-state solution, it is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain this stance in view of increasing international pressure. Perhaps an agreement for a two-state solution could be satisfactory if it contains the following provisions:

1) The Palestinian state would be limited to having only small weapons and ammunition like what is typically carried by police and only in a quantity needed by Palestinian police. Any kind of heavy or long-range weapons and ammunition would be explicitly forbidden. Any IED's, chemical, biologic weapons, WMDs, etc.or materials for their construction would be similarly outlawed.

2) if there is a violation of the conditions in number 1 (above), the Palestinian state would be subject to an immediate "snap back" whereby they would lose their sovereignty and their governance would be under Israeli control.

3) In order to ensure that the conditions in number 1 are faithfully followed, the Palestinian state would be subject to unannounced inspections and audits by a special commission set up for this purpose. The commission would consist of representatives of three countries: Israel, USA, and Jordan. Subject to agreement of the Commission, A Palestinian representative could participate to a degree decided upon by the Commission, but only as an observer and would have no power to affect the Commission's decisions. Any interference with these inspections and audits that are not immediately corrected by the Palestinian state would be a violation of the treaty agreement (#1) and would be cause for immediately implementing the "snap back" provisions (#2).

This, or something similar might be a workable compromise if it should become necessary for Israel to agree to a two-state solution..

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Eric 4Z1UG link
2/13/2024 12:55:55 am

Israel is a sovereign state. Its voters will remind our leaders in the next elections. To be reliant for weapons, artillery, munitions, and aircraft from unreliable friends is suicidal. The Dutch court just ruled that they can't export F35 aircraft parts to Israel based on their determination of how we are handling our war of self-defense. The US President threatens our supply of tank shells and calls the German Prime Minister to stop their supply too?

The West and its professional diplomats, its "peace camp", continue to offer up this two-state solution that neither side now wants.

Israel has offered the Arabs a two-state solution countless times since the founding of the State in 1948 - only to be met with rejection. Both the PLO and Hamas Charters still call for the destruction of Israel. Palestinian Authority Head, Mahmoud Abbas, rejected Israel Prime Minister Olmert's offer in 2008, that was far more generous than anything previously offered because the PLO and Hamas solution is one-state, no Jews.

Eighty percent of Israelis (living here) polled after October 7th, 2023 now reject the two-state solution. Most of our civilians have been killed with "small arms" and our recent incursions into West Bank terrorist enclaves estimate potential millions of weapons of higher caliber for use against us.

Besides, how moral is the two-state solution, a reward to an enemy bent on your total annihilation? The second state, the Palestinian State, would be "Judenrein", clean of Jews, as are the 22 Arab countries that "divested" themselves in their ethnic cleansing of Jews since 1948. Jordan, a creation of the British government, also in 1948, is the Palestinian State (my opinion).

A million Israelis who live in the USA should stop supporting this nonsense. All they have to do is look around them, after October 7th,to see that this idea is bad for the Jews and Israelis "chutz la'aretz", whose neighbors think of them as just Jews, not another group of secular humanist Europeans.

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Riki Kline
2/19/2024 04:23:46 pm

Eric,
I would remind you of what I wrote before: "While completely understanding and agreeing with the Israeli position against a two-state solution, it is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain this stance in view of increasing international pressure "

It isn't bad to discuss possible compromises, but they should be practical. I mentioned including Jordan in the "commission" since some representation from the Arab side would increase its chances of being accepted. We've had a peaceful relationship with Jordan for many years now. Maybe there's another country that would be better, and it wouldn't have to be an Arab or Muslim country. The basic ideas in the proposal would not change.

Yes, I live in the USA now. I was born here and came on Aliyah in 1969. I lived and worked in Israel for 35 years, and finally retired early from Israel Aircraft Industries in 2003. Still feeling like working, I accepted a great job offer in the USA where I worked until ten years ago until retiring at age 70. My son and his family still live in Israel, and I still have a house in Naale in which I was part of the pioneering group ("Garin" in Hebrew) of 24 families who settled the desolate remote Samarian hilltop in 1989. I should mention that I served in the IDF reserves for 25 years including deployment in Lebanon during the war there in the early 80s. I have served as a member of the town councils in Gan Yavne and Naale. I mention all of these things to make the point that I am still very much an Israeli with many past and present interests in Israel.

With all due respect, I take issue with the statement:"A million Israelis who live in the USA should stop supporting this nonsense." I would hope that an intellectual discussion would be possible without injecting emotional platitudes.

Eric 4Z1UG link
2/20/2024 12:35:15 am

Riki - to your comments below:

The conversation about a two-state solution, while Israel is in a war with Hamas, while five additional fronts are simmering is insensitive. Coming from an Israeli that should know the situation on the ground, is offensive - as it rewards the terrorists for their massacre of Jews on October 7th, the very same Jews that would have given away half the Land of Israel without a moment's thought on October 6th.

The Oslo Agreement, no matter what I thought of it then and think of it now, specifically states that the settlement is negotiated between the two parties, and cannot be imposed by the outside World. We are now a long way away from this negotiation. The other side does not want this agreement and have been saying it all along. Israelis and the rest of the World don't listen to what the Palestinian Arabs actually say to each other and to the rest of the World.

My comment about a million Israelis in the USA is based on "family business should remain family business", especially if you are away from home. You legitimize the enemies, as spokesmen for the family, while compromising the family at home. Sell the farm in Utah, come back to Naale, and write, blog, speak, run for office on the two state solution all you want. Let the Israelis who vote decide if you are right or wrong. Otherwise, "mums" the word.

John Black
2/12/2024 10:17:03 pm

Israel is a land that God Himself watches, like the apple of His eye.

“This day God will deliver you into my hand…. all the earth may know that there is a God in Israel, and that all this assembly may know that God saves not with sword and spear; for the battle is God’s, and he will give you into our hand.” - King David

Your strength is in your devotion and connection with God Almighty.

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Tom Trsk, KJ7TKR
2/13/2024 09:32:37 am

What is baffling to me is what did HAMAS expect to achieve by their cowardly attack on civilians on October 7th?

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Eric 4Z1UG link
2/13/2024 12:09:43 pm

What a great question.

I think that they expected that Israel was divided over legal reform, over two-states, religious versus non-religious, and right versus left. Reservists and pilots were saying that they would not serve, that our Prime Minister should "go home". It looked pretty grim. The author of the legal reform is my neighbor. The message was good. The delivery by the current government lacked marketing expertise to say the least.

Hamas expected that we would have no response. That Israel would be broken and alone. They had hoped to kill us where they are, which is everywhere. That is what they thought.

Hamas has spent over 30 years infiltrating the West, so the protests supporting Gaza and the cease fire are going as planned. The media support of innocent Gazans is going as planned. They found and use their "useful idiots" in every country.

Families fight. The Jewish people is a big extended family. In Israel we say things to our fellow Israelis, strangers, that would make other people blush. Yet, if the family is attacked, we come together instantly. Scores of Israelis of all stripes jumped into their cars, on October 7th, and drove down to the "Gaza Envelope" to confront Hamas with their pistols and army issued weapons. Many went, knowing that they would be killed defending their country from a terrorist attack. Many died heroes after saving dozens each.

Hamas did not expect our country coming together. They did not expect that we would learn the battle field so quickly, that hundreds of millions of dollars of equipment would be sent by "family" from all around the World, and that we will do what ever it takes to wipe them out.

Our reserve units are the best in the World because they are specialists who have been together for since they were first enlisted at age 18. They are "brothers". The group that rescued the 2 hostages yesterday have been together for years, experts in driving fast and quiet in the dark without lights. Specialists whose only job it to extract hostages. I am convinced that it is these guys that will finish the war and lead the future Israeli government.

We have great technology, coming together for the first time on any battle field. But in truth, our people are the best when it comes to defending the family.

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Tom Resk, KJ7TKR
2/13/2024 09:36:58 am

RESK, not “Tstk”…..,.as surname

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Nick Tusa K5EF link
2/13/2024 06:37:05 pm

If Palestinians and Hamas were truly interested in a two-state solution, then why the 500+ miles of concrete tunnels, thousands of rockets, billions wasted on munitions of all types, and their incessant desire to erase one of those 'two-states' off the face of this Earth?

Israel has endured enough and has every right to finish this fight. The Palestinians squandered its opportunity to turn the Gaza Strip into an international showcase. They and Hamas chose the destiny it now endures.

Yes, this military action will be messy and painful but the West's concept of an antiseptic war and continued appeasement is nonsense. Curious if your 'friend' accepted your offer... Reality is a hard pill for some to swallow.

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Eric 4Z1UG link
2/14/2024 02:33:15 am

Until October 7th, the left in Israel never believed that this conflict is a religious war, a war between good and evil. They wanted to believe, in the Marxist model that all conflicts were based on economic classes. The poor classes against the rich classes. Bring industry, Western education, and prosperity to the Palestinian Arabs and peace would be at hand.

The PA (short for Palestinian Arabs), Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran have been pretty clear over the years what they want to achieve - and it does not include a Jewish state in the middle of their messianic Caliphate. We just don't listen - and we use our Western lenses to look at all conflicts around the World the same way. Our Israeli Left, after October 7th, no longer support the two-state solution. Their world view now changed.

Unfortunately, my old friend did not accept my offer, and only replied to my December 24th offer only recently. I know that his discomfort with me and Israel is older than October 7th. If he was "carefully taught", then his trip here might not have made a difference. I mourn the loss as I mourn all losses.

My offer is open to anyone who wants to come to Israel to see for themselves. Unfortunately, while I am not a tour company, there are a large number of fact finding missions coming to Israel now that will take small groups to all of the locations I mentioned earlier to speak with the experts, survivors, and the people who have been involved since October 7th. These are important solidarity missions and are very much appreciated by us Israelis who feel alone in the World.

If one of the readers wants to come to on a mission and also see the ham radio side of Israel or spend Shabbat with us, he/she just as to extend the return by a few days and contact me. We will make it happen.

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Riki Kline
4/1/2024 03:41:46 am

Eric - I said:""While completely understanding and agreeing with the Israeli position against a two-state solution..." So, please don't comment as if I am in favor of a two-state solution. I simply meant that it would be wise to consider if there was any way at all that a two-state solution could succeed should we need to. You, on the other hand, appear to have a completely closed mind on this subject. That's your right, but please don't tell me the equivalent of "shut up" because I don't physically live in Israel most of the year. I have a right to speak my mind, and I will. There are several realistic personal reasons why at age 81 I will not be returning to permanently live in Israel again. I will do my best to defend Israel, and I will continue to try to think of possibilities even if you and others find my ideas offensive. After all, I was proposing a possible practical way to overcome the problems inherent in a two-state solution. So, let's leave all of the personal issues out of this discussion.Even though attacked and insulted, I will retain my civility, and suggest that you try to do the same.

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deb webster
4/14/2024 08:15:07 am

hi. (i am responding to riki klines belated response re the last resort possibility of a 2 state solution. im not sure why, in april, im receiving this post just now, regarding an original post from october; especually after april 13th events:)

"methinks the lady doth protest too much."
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its not personal, rik. either you is, o you aint. its like being a little bit pregnant. a little bit of a 2 state solution is the 2 state solution. open the door a crack or wider, and the dirt blows in slower or faster. it wont work. you moved back from israel; it didnt work. so why consider it? at all.

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