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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Rethinking the two-state solution

An Israeli-Palestinian power-sharing model could guarantee democracy and a certain kind of Zionism.
By Neve GordonOctober 1, 2013
In the 2012 elections, J Street, the relatively new pro-Israel lobby whose stated purpose is to promote a progressive peace agenda in the Middle East, says its PAC disbursed more than $1.8 million to candidates from 26 states, thus helping eight Senate and 63 House hopefuls win their races. Among the winners are the chairs and ranking members of five committees, including the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and the House Armed Services Committee, as well as chairs and ranking members of more than 30 subcommittees.
Within a mere five years of its establishment, J Street has gone a long way toward fulfilling its initial goal of becoming an alternative voice to the powerful, hawkish American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which reportedly has 12 full-time lobbyists and spends nearly $3 million annually on its efforts. At its annual conference, which ends today, J Street expects about 3,000 attendees — AIPAC's drew 13,000. Still, the fledgling organization has succeeded in making room for welcome dissent within mainstream political debates about Israel, and it has begun to redefine what it means to be "pro-Israel" on Capitol Hill…..To Read More…..

My Take I posted this article so that I could say this -This man is a blithering idiot!
The Irish example is fallacious because although their conflict is foundationally religious, they’re both Christians and have no religious imperative to murder each other. Islamists in Israel will never forgo the need to murder Jews because it is a religious imperative. That shouldn’t have to be explained any Jew, Israeli or any sane person who has paid the least amount of attention as to what is happening now and what has been happening in the Mideast forever.     

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