Dream on, David, if you think the views of half a dozen men will outweigh the UN etc, then you're dreaming.

Dream, dream, dream. Only trouble is, when you wake up and discover, you were just dreaming.
Alan B.

Dear Alan B.,

«Dream on, David»

Robots cannot dream!

«if you think the views of half a dozen men will outweigh the UN»

Men? There's not even one, it's only a robot, programmed with this Hashemite thing to test our intelligence.

#Alan B

There was a guy called Herzl who had a dream and see what happened:
https://israelforever.org/programs/myherzl/herzl_dream/

The UN is an evil institution - whose refusal to even acknowledge the existence of the Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine in the one year since its publication brands it as an organisation that seeks to perpetuate conflict - not try to end it.

Hopefully Israel and Saudi Arabia's negotiations on implementing the Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine solution will succeed.

Don't you want to see the conflict ended?

david,
The UN is a good (though not perfect) institution. Don't make the mistake of assuming it to be evil just because you disagree with it.

Jordan doesn't want to reunite with Palestine.
Palestine doesn't want to reunite with Jordan.
Reuniting them would not be sufficient to create permanent peace with Israel.

David, I want to see an end to the conflict and pointless bloodshed. You, as I see it, obviously do not.

Or could, Yuystu, be right and you AI programmed to endlessly repeat the same broken record rhetoric?
Alan B.

The conflict in that area has been going on for a LOOONG time.
It has become a part of normal everyday life.
One wonders if they would happy living in peace.
So far, they haven't shown any willingness to change direction.
If the conflict is to end, some radical and unusual solutions must be considered.
However 'way-out' these are, put them on the table.
Introduce fresh ideas in to the decision making area.
And hope for the best.
Somewhere, in there, there might be a spark which ignites a small flame.
How I love these analogies.

Dear Ipso Fatso,

«The conflict in that area has been going on for a LOOONG time.
It has become a part of normal everyday life.»

The only conflict in that area is between extremist Jewish+Muslim terrorists on one side and normal moderate people on the other.

It is in the extremists' political interest to stage a Jewish-Arab "conflict" so they gain power by sowing fear and hate in their own respective countries. Without it, should peace prevail, so they fear, then both countries would respectively lose their Jewish/Muslim character.

Neither the moderates of each side have any conflict between them, nor the extremists who must be covertly coordinated and laughing together in their show of "enmity". Pity you too fall for their pretense.

«One wonders if they would happy living in peace.»

People will live happily in peace once they stop believing that propaganda which claims that there is a conflict.

How could a non-existent conflict ever end?

Yuyutsu. You are correct in claiming only a tiny minority of extremists want this conflict and endless bloodshed, as it suits their agenda, i.e., endless expansion of Israel. And Mr. Singer, I believe, is clearly one of the aforementioned.
Alan B.

Dear Alan B.,

«as it suits their agenda, i.e., endless expansion of Israel. And Mr. Singer, I believe, is clearly one of the aforementioned.»

Erroneously, they don't truly even care about expanding Israel - well they say they do, that is on their flag, but what they really want to achieve by that is to take over Israel then subdue and enslave and/or expel its moderate Jewish population, bringing Israel back to the dark ages like their Taliban brothers in Afghanistan. They don't really have an issue with Arabs or Muslims, only with Jews who do not follow their ideology.

As for that "Mr. Singer", there is no such person - machines have no agenda, it is just a computer-program comprised of some combination of 0's and 1's!