The same failed “solution” is offered over and over again.
As hard as it is to believe, Secretary of State Antony Blinken was absolutely serious when he recently called yet again for the creation of a Palestinian state and promised that it would be the magic solution that would finally bring peace to the region. Get in line, Mr. Blinken. You’re only about the ten millionth person to make this confident recommendation, and to demonstrate that you haven’t learned the most basic and obvious lessons from what has happened to Israel ever since the Arabs rejected the first offer to create a Palestinian state back in 1947.
The Jewish Press reported Wednesday that Blinken said at a press conference about his latest trip to Israel: “We continue to discuss how to build a more durable peace and security for Israel within the region. As I told the prime minister, every partner that I met on this trip said that they’re ready to support a lasting solution that ends the long-running cycle of violence and ensures Israel’s security. But they underscored that this can only come through a regional approach that includes a pathway to a Palestinian state.”
Well, great. There’s just one problem: This “lasting solution” has been offered to the Palestinians numerous times, and they have always rejected it. Not only has it never worked, but it never will work, as it fails to take note of one of the most important elements of the conflict.
Oblivious to these facts, Blinken plowed on: “In today’s meetings I was also crystal clear: Palestinian civilians must be able to return home as soon as conditions allow. They must not be pressed to leave Gaza. As I told the prime minister, the United States unequivocally rejects any proposals advocating for the resettlement of Palestinians outside of Gaza, and the prime minister reaffirmed to me today that this is not the policy of Israel’s government.” As far as Blinken was concerned, that left the Palestinian state as the only other option: “To make this possible, Israel must be a partner to Palestinian leaders who are willing to lead their people in living side by side in peace with Israel and as neighbors. And Israel must stop taking steps that undercut Palestinians’ ability to govern themselves effectively.”
Blinken didn’t explain what “steps” Israel has taken to “undercut Palestinians’ ability to govern themselves effectively.” Mahmoud Abbas has done that well enough by himself; he is now 88 years old, and is in the eighteenth year of his four-year term as president of the Palestinian Authority. Then there are the Hamas top dogs Ismail Haniyeh, Khaled Mashal, and Mousa Abu Marzouk, who have become billionaires by siphoning off aid money the witless Western left has sent to the Palestinians. --->READ MORE HERE
Calling for Israelis to commit suicide.
When Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Jerusalem in the second week of the new year, his fourth visit to the Middle East, and fifth to Israel, since 10/7 and the rampage that day by some 3,000 homicidal and suicidal Muslim ghouls, torturers, rapists, and butchers, Blinken conveyed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu word of his conversations with the medieval Muslim potentates in the United Arab Emirates, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and Saudi Arabia, Islam’s “home office.” And his message to Netanyahu from the de facto head of state there, Prince Mohammad bin Salman a.k.a. Prince MbS, was that “normalization” with Israel is possible when the Palestinian state is achieved, even though, Israel’s Prime Minister has more than once said no to that.
Secretary Blinken, like his boss President Biden, a man famously “wrong on every foreign policy issue in his career” according to veteran foreign policy professional Robert Gates, supports the Two-State Solution (TSS) which both Biden & Blinken seem not to understand calls for the destruction of Israel – as the Muslims understand what the TSS would mean if implemented.
What the Muslims understand is that they will take possession of the “West Bank” — what on maps for thousands of years was labeled “Judea” and “Samaria.” For millennia, the Arabs had no names for Judea and Samaria and in a way still do not. The “Palestinians” claim to be the indigenous people of the “West Bank” but, oddly, unlike authentic indigenes, they never named the territories’ natural features: mountains, rivers, lakes. In fact, UN General Assembly Partition Plan in 1947 said nothing of a “West Bank,” only “Samaria and Judea.”
The Arabs’ current colorless name did not emerge until after 1967’s Six-Day War when Jordan attacked Israel. Israel attacked back and routed the Jordanian army into retreating across the Jordan River onto the east bank. What today’s “Palestinians” know as the “West Bank” is actually evidence that never in history was a people there calling themselves “Palestinians” and being called that by others.
And when Saudi Prince MbS calls for “normalization” with Israel, that means the transfer to Islam of “Samaria and Judea,” the latter name the etymological root of the Jewish people, restoring these territories to Muslim hands pre-1967 and for most of the history of Islam that never populated and developed the Jews’ Promised Land. Historically, the Arabs have mostly been nomads and nomads build nothing.
People commonly misperceive the endless killing and murder of Jews in Israel a.k.a. terrorism, wars and the Jews’ self-defense, if one sees it as the “Israeli-Palestinian Conflict,” a name like “West Bank” that only entered popular usage after the Six-Day War. In the 1950s-60s, the conflict was called “Arab-Israeli,” and the change occurred as part of the invention of today’s allegedly primeval “Palestinians.”
Indeed, the UN, born in 1945, never referenced any “Palestinians” in any UN resolution on the Arab-Israel conflict for its first twenty-five years. Prior to the birth of the State of Israel, the language of the Arab enemy of the Zionist Jews in Mandatory Palestine (1920-1948) was exclusively religious; not until the 1970s did the religious resistance to Zionism morph into a political movement of “national liberation.” Not until the General Assembly produced Res. 2672 on December 8, 1970, whose text referenced “the people of Palestine” and their “inalienable rights,” did the UN begin to lose its mind over the “Palestinians.” What followed was decades of an annual avalanche of hundreds of “pro-Palestinian” resolutions that has never ceased to this day.
The invention of the “Palestinians” as a nation followed decades in which the Arab resistance to the Zionist movement was couched in religious language exclusively. The leader of the Arabs in Palestine 1920-1960 was a Muslim priest, Haj Amin a-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem who angrily and murderously rejected the League of Nations’ Palestine Mandate of 1922 that created the new, post-WWI political jurisdiction called Palestine. Al-Husseini said there never was such a country in Islamic history and he was right. Never did Believers in the One True Faith know of a country with that name, let alone were familiar with its geography. --->READ MORE HERE
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