@cicerone imposter,
cicerone imposter wrote:
The 'random shooting of missiles' vs the intentional killing by Israel has no comparison based on humanity and ethics.
Power makes might in the wrong hands is indeed inhumane.
You are playing with words, in my opinion. "Random shooting of missiles" is intentional attempts to kill people, regardless if the missiles are not high tech enough to always hit the "attempted" target. The humanity and ethics are on the side of Israel, since the willingness to send missiles into Israel, and hopefully kill Israelis was apparently driven by the displeasure of Israel reacting to suicide bombers. It all comes down to hubris. Meaning to have Israel in their midst is too humiliating for many Arabs, in my opinion. That was the feeling in 1948, by many Arabs, and still is today. Perhaps, based on your career, and who you worked for, you are just so liberal that you cannot see when other people are infused with intractable hate?
And, in my opinion, the elegant solution is that Gaza be absorbed by Egypt. Considering that there has never been a Palestinean nation, and the Palestineans are Arabs, it might just be to their advantage to be absorbed by Egypt and expanding their living region into the Sinai Peninsula. It might just be possible that the Palestineans are just like orphans needing a good Mother Superior to oversee their orphanage? The Egyptian military function like good teachers?
The Palestineans need to question why there are Israeli Arabs that never left in 1948. And, why their relatives left. Sounds like they believed the Arab armies and made a clear path for the conquering Arab armies. Ooops. The Arab armies lost. Now that was a bad bet. The Israeli Arabs were smart and now live more comfortable lives than many Arabs and Palestineans in the entire middle east. Let's compare the Israeli Arabs to Japanese Americans that stayed in the U.S. during WWII.