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HOD HASHARON, Israel – Within the pastel walls of a modest suburban office, Israeli high-tech workers have accomplished a feat that still eludes their political leaders: They have created a partnership with the Palestinians.
Israeli-Palestinian peace talks may be stalled, but that hasn't stopped a small but steady trickle of Israeli technology companies from seeking to work with people on the other side of the decades-old conflict.
Israeli CEOs say it's their way of bringing a little bit of peace to their troubled corner of the world. But the real reason they're hiring Palestinians,
In the past three years, however, some have turned to Palestinian engineers and programmers. They are cheaper, ambitious, work in the same time zone, and — surprisingly to many Israelis — are remarkably similar to them.
Originally posted by Intelearthling
With all the anti-Israel talk here on ATS, it's nice to see that someone is doing something about the relations between the Israelis and Palestinians and it's not the governments.
the real reason they're hiring Palestinians, they acknowledge, is because it simply makes good business sense.
Palestinians are warming up to the idea of working with Israelis and the both sides don't discuss politics.
Originally posted by Intelearthling
The Palestinians need work..
and the Israelis are willing to overlook any differences they may have with the Palestinians.
They're both willing to work with one another so how about giving it a chance.
I'm optimistic about this news.
With all the anti-Israel talk here on ATS, it's nice to see that someone is doing something about the relations between the Israelis and Palestinians and it's not the governments.
Palestinians are warming up to the idea of working with Israelis and the both sides don't discuss politics. What's important to them is getting the job done and making deadlines.
While leaders on both sides are at ends with each other, the working class from each group are depending on one another in a common endeavor.
I don't know about the rest of ATS, but to me, it's nice to see a story like this at the end of an otherwise "testy" year for all the world.
Originally posted by Intelearthling
It is people like you that don't want peace between them.
Don't tell me you don't. I'll just call you a liar.
So it's all about business you say. One man has money, The other man doesn't. The one with money needs work done, The one without money needs to do work to make money.
I don't see what's so damn difficult about this besides the fact that you're trolling.
It sounds to me that you're against all white people because white people owned slaves at one time in the United States. However, you fail to realize that many whites had black friends and there were black slave owners. I'm just using this as an analogy.
The problem in the Middle East is not one-sided despite what your argument may be.