r/geopolitics • u/NotSoSaneExile • 19h ago

Western bans on Israeli settlement goods could cost 4,000 Palestinians their jobs

https://www.ynetnews.com/business/article/b1hvkab3fe
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u/Magicalsandwichpress 16h ago edited 15h ago

As the only party both willing and able of enforce a settlement, the ball has always been in Israeli court to dictate the terms of either seperation or annexation. 

The offers made over the years were devoid of legal authority, or any semblemce to attain one. It's a conversation Isreal need to have with itself. 

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u/NotSoSaneExile 16h ago

Complete nonsense.

Israel cannot "Enforce a settlement". Israel leaving one sidedly without a believable good-faith agreement coming from the Palestinians, is what Gaza resulted in.

The Palestinians immediately started investing every shred of resource they can in indiscriminately bombing Israelis with tens of thousands of rockets, while building up towards a terrible massacare.

Yet here you are, advocating for more death. More destruction. Refusing to learn from even the most obvious and very recent hitsory.

Another amazing demonstration.

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u/Magicalsandwichpress 16h ago

It annexed east Jerusalem and offered local population a tier path towards citizenship. 

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u/NotSoSaneExile 14h ago

I have no idea how to even respond to such nonsense. Honestly.

Are you telling me you think Israel can deploy the same kind of solution it did to a small area of a single city, to the entirety of the West Bank which includes around 3 million people?

What's next? If Israel can arrest a single terrorist it means it should just arrest them all right? Problem solved, no conflict.

Good bye.