> There is a complex history of “whose fault was it” - neither side has clean hands.
As is true in every war.
The question is who started it.
As is true in every war.
The question is who started it.
In the rare cases where adults have prevailed, the question has been “what will it take to end it”.
This is perhaps one of the most obviously immutable conflicts that at the same time, everyone thinks there is some simple solution to. Usually thinly veiled, "it will be over when my side wins".
But I agree that those with the power and the weapons do seem to only believe in simple, violent solutions.
There might be complex solutions to be had, but it will take different leaders, and that seems unlikely in the short term.
But if you’re attempted to draw a parallel between Hitler’s use of an ethnic minority as a nationalist punching bag and the situation in the Middle East, that I totally reject.
Zionists. Their ideology, created in Europe in the late 1800s, has the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians at its very core.