If you think Hamas is a sports team and the Israelis are perhaps an ace cheerleading squad --- move on quickly to the next thread.
One of Israeli's leading daily newspapers, Haaretz, recently published a poll done under the auspices of Tel Aviv University.
It found that 64% of Israelis think that their govt should hold serious talks with the Hamas govt in Gaza.
Even 48% of Likud Party (the ultra-nationalist party there) thought it a good idea.
55 % in the little Israeli town frequently shelled by Hamas militants also wanted it to happen.'
Of the Labor Party members, 72% were in affirmative.
So why doesn't it happen?
Same reason that US troops are still in Iraq, altho 2/3rds of the American public wants them home.
Governments at odds with their people. Govt with thier own agendas, screw the vox populi. Is this what Jefferson, Madison, et al had created?
One of Israeli's leading daily newspapers, Haaretz, recently published a poll done under the auspices of Tel Aviv University.
It found that 64% of Israelis think that their govt should hold serious talks with the Hamas govt in Gaza.
Even 48% of Likud Party (the ultra-nationalist party there) thought it a good idea.
55 % in the little Israeli town frequently shelled by Hamas militants also wanted it to happen.'
Of the Labor Party members, 72% were in affirmative.
So why doesn't it happen?
Same reason that US troops are still in Iraq, altho 2/3rds of the American public wants them home.
Governments at odds with their people. Govt with thier own agendas, screw the vox populi. Is this what Jefferson, Madison, et al had created?