The Myths Of Israel-Palestine Negotiations | Robert Malley | TMR

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3 thoughts on “The Myths Of Israel-Palestine Negotiations | Robert Malley | TMR”

  1. It will not work out well.
    Only when both sides agree that they’ve ‘had enough of this crap’ and start laying down the guns do peace talks have any hope of coming out with an agreement that is the least worst option for both (after blood has been spilt it is always The Least Worse Option)

    Roger

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    1. Hi Roger. You are correct. You often use the troubles as an example. The UK tried to impose peace but couldn’t. It needed the two parties involved to be invested in it and both gain from a peace deal. Right now it is the same as Gaza, those who started the aggression and are profiting by with the idea future gains are trying to force their “peace” plan on a weaker opponent who gets nothing from the deal or losses even more in it. It treats only the aggressors gain, while the ones trespassed against completely give up all agency and surrender. Hugs

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