well i have read the thread and here are your statements that cause me to make those assumptionswhich made me think that you blame the terrorism in israel completely on israel.
and what comprimise are you talking about? because israel has only been giving land back. if youre talking about full withdrawal how can you expect that when everytime theres an ease on palestinians the terrorists take advantage of that and bomb israel again? if the palestinian government could have been trusted to put an end to the attacks maybe there could have been some progress (and heres the he said she said).
To be fair, the Palestinian government can be trusted just as much as the Israelis. This is the problem either side always tries to paint the other as evil, when both infact have a long way to go.
Israel is a dangerous country because it retains full banking from the US, no matter what they do. I suppose you're in favour of the wall being constructed, are you? I hope not, as it really says a lot about the attitude of the state there. They simply couldn't give a s*** what the world thinks. You like to point out all the failings of the Arabs, do you feel there is any genuine justification for what is little more than segregation?
How about Israel's Nuclear capabilities, I dare say this is OK too. Yet big bad Iran isn't allowed them. Neither should, but that's never going to happen. I don't blame Iran for wanting a weapon, whether it be as a deterrent or to use. I fear they would use it, yes, but, we, the West, can no longer play the moral high-ground if Israel retains its own.
Israel look more like they will strike Iran, than the US does. This is why they're dangerous, it's going to kick off all sorts. The implicatons could be nasty, and with Netanyahu in power, I hold out little hope of future peace with Iran, and very little hope of a viable Palestinian state. Certainly not on the borders declared by UN agreements.
You also point out that Israel have been giving back the land. Well, how bloody honourable of them. Try telling that to Palestinian familes that see their communites cut in half by the wall. Try telling that to the Arab half of Jerusalem, which increasingly looks like it will never be in the hands of the Palestinians. If that's not a 'land grab', I don't know what is.