Comments on: Jordan and the Arab-Israeli Conflict: Know More!

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Since Obama had raised hopes of a new, more balanced American policy
towards the Arab-Israeli conflict his defeat was all the more
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The majority of Jordan’s population are Palestinians descended from those displaced during successive Arab-Israeli wars since the Jewish state’s foundation …

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All roads to a meaningful settlement of the Arab Israeli conflict
are at a dead end. Nevertheless, should two states be established in
historic Palestine, bloody conflict will persist. Putting aside disputes
over natural resources, Israel will remain a …

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the Arab-Israeli conflict as well as the challenges facing the Middle East. … He also notes the Israeli intransigence, which drags the region to more

By: Nayef

Nayef — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:17:41 +0000

I did not say you were mistaken in any post on your blog. However, clearly you are one of the Jordanian government supporters and I believe this is affecting your views on the Arab-Israeli conflict.

By: Nayef

Nayef — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:17:00 +0000

I did not say you were mistaken in any post on your blog. However, clearly you are one of the Jordanian government supporters and I believe this is affecting your views on the Arab-Israeli conflict.

By: Eyas

Eyas — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:09:50 +0000

Annexation of the West Bank is a separate story. I’ll probably be discussing that separately at some point. Needless to say, whatever happened in 1948 by Abdullah I of Jordan, Farouk of Egypt, Shukri al-Quwatli of Syria, and their local contemporaries do not represent today’s Arab direction. If you believe that, in 1967 – however – Arabs had similar greedy motivations, then the issue is largely a matter of personal opinion, as well as your emotional perspective to Arab leadership, not something that can be backed by much facts.

As for learning about the topic, while it is stupid for anyone to says he knows ‘enough’ (about anything), I’m sure my interest, the things I’ve read, etc. indicate that I have “learned” about the topic more than you would evaluate. Thing is, I’m not even arguing if Israel is a good or a bad state; Israel being a terrorist state is irrelevant to what I sought to discuss.

Anyways, before getting the impression that I am not informed on the topic, tell me if anything I SAID was mistaken or misconceived. Having one fact (out of the thousands on the topic) not mentioned in this single blog article shouldn’t be seen as a sign of the above-mentioned point.

By: Eyas

Eyas — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:09:00 +0000

By: Nayef

Nayef — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:55:56 +0000

You still have a lot to learn about this topic Eyas. Read The Israel Lobby and U.S Foreign Policy by Stephen Walt and John Mearsheimer.

You will see what kind of a terrorist state the Jewish state is, as well as how the Arabs betrayed the Palestinians, and when Syria, Egypt and Jordan sent their army to “protect” the Palestinians, their sole purpose was to occupy land for their own nations and did not care about kicking the Israelis out.

By: Nayef

Nayef — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:55:00 +0000

You still have a lot to learn about this topic Eyas. Read The Israel Lobby and U.S Foreign Policy by Stephen Walt and John Mearsheimer.