EU ready to recognize Palestine

EU ready to recognize Palestine

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The European Union says it is prepared to recognize a Palestinian state in the wake of a groundswell of international support for the Palestinians.

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IT is all coming through.

People asked how France could effect anything regarding Palestine.

Here it is ladies and gentlemen, the growing weakness of US, what is the result of that weakness? The growing support for Palestine.

US has been the only country in the world which kept Israel alive for this long, now that US is going down, Israel will go down with it.

Americans need to wake up already IMHO.

Thoughts

oz

In a statement issued on Monday, the EU Foreign Affairs Council said it "reiterates its readiness, when appropriate, to recognize a Palestinian state," wrote the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz.

The EU also said such a state had to be “contiguous and viable.”

Brazil and Argentina recently recognized Palestine, and Uruguay and France have pledged that they will follow suit.

However, Israel continues to construct and expand illegal Jewish settler units on the Palestinian territories of the West Bank and East al-Quds (Jerusalem). Tel Aviv occupied the territories in 1967.

Israel refused to extend a partial freeze on settlement activities in late September, thus stalling the direct talks with the Palestinian Authority (PA) that had resumed earlier that month.
The Palestinians say that the settlement construction activities are being carried out to prevent the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.

The EU foreign ministers, who were meeting in Brussels, "noted with regret" Tel Aviv's failure to prolong the moratorium.

The settlements “are illegal under international law and an obstacle to peace," the EU ministers said in a statement.

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reply to post by oozyism


Most of the Arab countries don't give a squat about Palestinians. If Israel poofed and vanished tommorow, they would even care less. They treat the Palestinians like Gypsies.

Left on its own, the new nation of Palestine would end up as the Haiti of the Middle East.

Originally posted by MikeboydUS
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Most of the Arab countries don't give a squat about Palestinians. If Israel poofed and vanished tommorow, they would even care less. They treat the Palestinians like Gypsies.

Left on its own, the new nation of Palestine would end up as the Haiti of the Middle East.

Yeah, we know the Arab dictators are puppet regimes of US.

No need to reiterate that.

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oh, nice that it only took 62 yrs., wasn't the agreement signed
1 October 1948 ? . . . world record for procrastinating

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reply to post by oozyism


I'm talking about Syria and Saddam era Iraq too.

Heck back in the day it was a past time to massacre Palestinians, e.g. Jordan.

Why dont you get a real source and stop using presstv for every biased topic you want to make

en.wikipedia.org...

Originally posted by MikeboydUS
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I'm talking about Syria and Saddam era Iraq too.

Heck back in the day it was a past time to massacre Palestinians, e.g. Jordan.

Saddam was also a US puppet who become revolutionized, and force US to take him down.

Let's not forget, he came to power through CIA coup to remove the Democratically elected leader of Iraq, then replace with the Baath party.

Some claim Saddam was the CIA backed assassin

Syria is helping the Palestinian resistance and has continued to help them.

Are you suggesting Jordan is not a US puppet?

Originally posted by Valdestine
Why dont you get a real source and stop using presstv for every biased topic you want to make

en.wikipedia.org...

BRUSSELS — Europe on Monday reaffirmed its readiness to recognise a Palestinian state at an "appropriate" time, stopping short of outright recognition despite mounting pressure to break the Middle East impasse.

www.google.com...

Being biased or not doesn't effect the report.

Maybe you should learn how to differentiate between biased commentary and an actual report.

You need to get your head out of the place where the sun never shines, in order to make the differentiation, which isn't that hard under the light.

reply to post by oozyism


Back in the day Jordan, not modern Jordan.

Black September 1970, thousands of Palestinians dead.

I hereby proclaim my support for an era of peace across the world !

... doesn't mean it's going to happen.

Originally posted by MikeboydUS
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Back in the day Jordan, not modern Jordan.

Black September 1970, thousands of Palestinians dead.

edit on 14/12/10 by MikeboydUS because: !

Are you suggesting King Hussein wasn't a US puppet>?

Second line.

So? If Palestine is recognized, wouldn't that mean Israel looses more of its territory, considering that Israel is surrounded by Muslim countries?

reply to post by oozyism


Not at that time.

Later he, like most of the Middle East, changed.

I wouldn't call them puppets though. Kind of makes them seem empty and mindless. Clients sound a little better.

Originally posted by pikypiky
So? If Palestine is recognized, wouldn't that mean Israel looses more of its territory, considering that Israel is surrounded by Muslim countries?

Israel doesn't have any official boundaries, some people in the world are finally realizing how dangerous this colonial, terroristic, borderless nation is.

The recognition of Palestine simply is a slap in the face of Zionist agenda, which wants to continue expanding without any objections.

Originally posted by MikeboydUS
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Not at that time.

Later he, like most of the Middle East, changed.

I wouldn't call them puppets though. Kind of makes them seem empty and mindless. Clients sound a little better.

Puppet means "you can do what ever you want, but if it goes against the wishes of your puppet master, you are gone"/.

It isn't that complicated.

Simply put, US was King Hussein's Ayatollah.

Hmm.. Interesting.. The times are a changing.. Maybe there is hope yet...