http://arabcomment.com/2008/gazas-troubles-spill-over-an-overview/ where the Arab world thinks out loud Wed, 16 Jun 2010 15:56:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://arabcomment.com/2008/gazas-troubles-spill-over-an-overview/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Michael Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:18:51 +0000 http://arabcomment.com/2008/gazas-troubles-spill-over-an-overview/#comment-119 I wish Israeli's and Palestinians could just learn to share the land in peace. Jews could settle lands on what they consider there promised lands and Arabs could settle in what is now Israel. The refugees could then also return. One inclusive state for Jews and Arabs with democracy and human rights for all it's inhabitants. Realistic in the short term? No. The only hope for lasting peaceful coexistence between Palestinians and Israeli's? Yes. It would be very difficult because both sides basically exclude the others religious believes. Take the Western wall for example to Jews this is an important landmark of there religion the remnants of there temple which Muslims on the other hand consider a place where Muhammed tied his winged horse Burak. The temple mount likewise to Jews the place where the holy of holiest is, to Muslims the place where Muhammed ascended to heaven. It's simply impossible to accommodate both religions at the same time. I wish Israeli’s and Palestinians could just learn to share the land in peace.
Jews could settle lands on what they consider there promised lands and Arabs could settle in what is now Israel.
The refugees could then also return.
One inclusive state for Jews and Arabs with democracy and human rights for all it’s inhabitants.
Realistic in the short term? No.
The only hope for lasting peaceful coexistence between Palestinians and Israeli’s? Yes.
It would be very difficult because both sides basically exclude the others religious believes.
Take the Western wall for example to Jews this is an important landmark of there religion the remnants of there temple which Muslims on the other hand consider a place where Muhammed tied his winged horse Burak.
The temple mount likewise to Jews the place where the holy of holiest is, to Muslims the place where Muhammed ascended to heaven.
It’s simply impossible to accommodate both religions at the same time.

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