How to deal with the deadlocked scenario between Israel and Palestine for the lack of trust to one another.

Security concern is a major issue between the Jews and Palestine. Both worshiping one God and yet caught in a deadlocked scenario for the lack of trust to one another. 


Islam extremists indoctrinated to be violent and antagonistic against the “non believers” Jews will be confronted by the Jew’s  “an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth" set mind of thinking as sanctioned by their religion. Past history had molded them to be so and carried on from generations. 

While history continuously unfolds itself, there's always a way to reach the light at the end of the tunnel. 

A chance seemingly beyond grasps of current political governance and apparently whose awakening hope rest in the hands of the youth regardless of which side of the border they belong.

Associated Press/Majdi Mohammed - In this Saturday, April 5, 2013 photo, Palestinian programmers attends a Ramallah Startup Weekend workshop in the West Bank city of Ramallah. The Palestinians are turning to their fledgling high-tech sector as they try to lay the groundwork for an independent state. Local entrepreneurs say their unique circumstances, including years of experience coping with Israeli travel restrictions, have fostered a creative spirit conducive to the entrepreneurial high-tech world.((AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed) 

Outstanding Explanation: 

Why Israel can't withdraw to its pre '67 borders line

Creator: http://www.jcpa.org Uploaded by shaharclips on May 21, 2011

For humanitarian cause and goodwill and including an increasing international awareness and support for Palestine, Israel must comply with the territorial boundaries as per 1967 agreement, acknowledge and give Palestine its right to govern its nation.

But evidently Israel's leadership have done otherwise by its continuous and systematic building of settlements way outside its territorial boundaries.

Documentary Sands of Sorrows 1950

Surely, "land grabbers" a title earned by Israel's leadership can just MAYBE makeup for such by way of compensating the State of Palestine for these extended settlements including any other offered terms that can be equated into something tangible, practical, helpful, etc. 

In short PAY back what has wrongfully been taken!!! 

Or this statement is more aptly addressed to some private entities/personage that continuously hide behind the clout of dirty politics and who along has been responsible for the senseless sorrows and tears, violence and deaths and hate that will linger for generations.

To "them" is just a simple reminder . . . From dust we came and to dust we shall all return.  

Ban Ki-Moon:
Palestine UN bid 'understandable'

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on Sep 14, 2011

A special court of law represented by Israel, Palestine and the UN can be created to streamline multilateral security measures on safeguarding freedom to live peacefully. Such courts can be charged in dealing with untoward incidents during transition or subsequently if any.

NOTE:

For the most part of the above statements . . .  are TO BE CONSIDERED as afterthoughts on the ongoing conflicts in said regions.

Faith and Charity overcome difficulties and 

Hope is its pillar that fortifies everything!!! 
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Jerusalem is not the Kingdom of Heaven (title of a movie) but just a place made of stones.

If Palestine and Israel allow greed, resentments from past history prevail, all amicable settlements will fail. It should be based on a singular premise and that is to uphold peace and security for the protection of its people. Other economic players with selfish motives should give way and step back for this common good, after all from dust we came and to dust all shall return. Not a dime we can bring when we pass this life to the next.

Israel's Old City Of Jerusalem With The Dome Of The Rock

Source: http://www.magiccarpetjournals.com/Israel_index.htm

Fri Nov 30, 2012 marks the birthday of the State of Palestine that won de facto U.N. recognition with 138 votes in favor, nine against, 41 abstentions and three countries that did not take part in the vote.  The 65th anniversary of the adoption of U.N. resolution 181 has partitioned Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states.

Now "E-1" a designated area and both claimed by Israel and Palestine for their respective expansion and development plans threaten even deeper more the much awaited peace that still remains elusive for decades. "E-1" blocks east Jerusalem from its West Bank hinterland and is an area that Palestinians are demanding along with Gaza, for their future state.

While Israel have said actual construction on the Jewish housing project may be years away if it ever gets off the ground at “E-1”, . . . .  it has ordered roads closed leading to the area and had the military declare a closed military zone and shut off access.

Sands of Sorrow - 1950

Producer: Council for the Relief of  

Palestine Arab Refugees;  

Creative Commons license: Public Domain 

Grain Vender, Market, Jerusalem

taken between 1900  -1930

Source:http://www.old-picture.com/american-history-1900-1930s/Jerusalem-Market-Vender-Grain.htm

Israel need not be apprehensive for the world knows of the contribution of Israel.

........Israel! 

Uploaded by jerusalemnews on Aug 5, 2008

http://www.thejerusalemgiftshop.com 
Something to think about before embarking upon a boycott of Israel!

On the other side of the coin, should Palestine insist on an undivided territorial claim of Jerusalem (old wall, Muslim, Jews and Christian places) chaos and loss of lives will be inevitable and will ruin any chance of peace and reconciliation.


If all else fail, then Israel and Palestine should then move forward either to declare it as an open city, partition with joint consensus or allow all civilians to depopulate the place so they can save the lives of their families. Again it is just a place of stone and not the Kingdom of Heaven. 


Many religions have footholds and beginnings in Jerusalem and even Russia is in Jerusalem and the world continuously watch closely on these events.

Concessions and compromise are key players in cementing a positive outcome.

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