Although a full West Bank withdrawal is the best idea (when the time is right, Israel will need support from most of its citizens or else a civil war can break out), the settlements do not contradict the "2 State Solution". Keep in mind that when Israel declared independence, it had an Arab population of 45%, but that didn't stand in the way. Even now there are 1.5 million Arabs living in Israel and it's no problem, so I don't believe that Israelis living in the West Bank is an obstacle for a Palestinian state, but I still support the idea of a full withdrawal when the time is right.
Yes it is. This in an age old problem that I see no answer to. They are using the backing of America as cover to do all this but they might find out one day they are not americas greatest friend after all if they do not change their attitude. Israel, I back it up, but they are not doing what they need to do to fix the problem and I wish they would change and barter with the palestinians for peace.
Neither side with EVER compromise anything.
It does contradict it a bit, but not as much as the Palestinians' desire to eradicate the jews....
One perspective is that Israel is not bargaining in good faith. Another is that Israel is demonstrating that it will concede nothing in advance.
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