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By Graham Cooke, published 17/6/2014The very fact he has highlighted that Australia regards East Jerusalem as 'disputed' rather than 'occupied', puts Australia firmly in Israel's camp.
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If words were rain, the middle east would be busy building arks, and getting ready for the great flood that must surely follow.
The time for endless words and their endless interpretations are over!
The words we won't, must be followed with we must!
We simply do not have the luxury of any more time wasting, and or, waiting for sectarian violence to inflame the entire Middle East.
If Iran joins the fray in Iraq, just how long does anyone expect, Saudi, Turkey and Egypt, will remain on the sidelines?
And with the increasing involvement, of various Sunni nations, expanding a conflict, that has only one possible outcome.
A world war, as the Suez and oil supplies are increasingly threatened; and one where out of simple self interest, Israel must chose sides!.
The Israelis are fools, who could have negotiated a peaceful lasting twin state solution, decades ago, if only there hadn't been typical Shylock intransigence, demanding their pound of owed to them, flesh, [spoils of war,] or if you will, additional territory!
Entirely unproven words on crumbling ancient parchment, patently refuted by emerging archaeological evidence, proves nothing, save their claims that God gave their forbears some land, are among a list, of increasingly fanciful fairy tales!
Or "story telling" is more than tradition, in those parts of a disputed world!?
Time to bury the hatchet, preferably not in the backs of each others heads, and just get on with it!
Rhrosty.