14 Feb 10
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And Jerusalem? Arieli produces an even more beflecked map. He would have it divided up on demographic lines. The Old City, a mere 2.5sq km containing more than 100 holy sites of all religions, could also be ruled internationally, governed under the old UN partition plan with an international committee composed of Israel, the US, Palestine, Egypt, Jordan – and maybe Morocco. "Sovereignty belongs to God, so we have to deal with this challenge."
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14 Feb 10
Originally posted by zeeblebotEgypt and Jordan, not to mention Morocco, have no say in Palestinian politics.
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And Jerusalem? Arieli produces an even more beflecked map. He would have it divided up on demographic lines. The Old City, a mere 2.5sq km containing more than 100 holy sites of all religions, could also be ruled internationally, governed under the old UN partition plan with an international committee composed of Israel, the US, Palestine, Egypt, Jo ...[text shortened]... d maybe Morocco. "Sovereignty belongs to God, so we have to deal with this challenge."
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15 Feb 10
Originally posted by Hugh GlassNowhere. Given the stunning failure of the peace process I'm hoping that somebody will start anew without any of the corruption and dictatorships that have plagued the last few decades.
You are right of course, but where has anyone else gotten with this situation?
15 Feb 10
Originally posted by zeeblebotJordan doesn't even have a right to exist. As for Egypt ... Sadat and Mubarak mishandled the conflict to the point where they need a good ousting.
of course they have a right. Egypt and Jordan share borders with the nuclear power that the Palestines beard continually.