[JumpCrisscross]

> Do you really think that a public opinion supporting Hamas() , will accept that now?

I think it’s worth a shot. (I wouldn’t put much worth in any polling in Gaza, let alone recent polling.)

One could even throw in a reparation fund for the lands Israel conquered since ‘48 as well as those which the French and British gave away. (Hell, eminent domain the West Bank settlers and pay them out, too.)

[lormayna]

> I think it’s worth a shot.

Even if it will win, having a state, means also to have an army. And guess what will happens immediately? The problem is also the education: in Gaza, the school system (also the one by ONU/UNWRA paid by us) is completely rotten: they are not preparing people to improve their country, they are preparing people to become martyr and hate Israel.

> One could even throw in a reparation fund for the lands Israel conquered since ‘48 as well as those which the French and British gave away.

Do you have any idea about how many money the Western country put in Gaza for humanitarian and development projects? Well, a big part of those funds are spent on building tunnels, buying weapons and building rockets. There is no any way to change the situation until Hamas would be there.

> Hell, eminent domain the West Bank settlers and pay them out, too

Israeli settlers are a big obstacle to peace and should be stopped and repressed with force. Unfortunately it will not happen until Ben-Gvir and Smotrich are part of the government

[JumpCrisscross]

> Even if it will win, having a state, means also to have an army

Sure. Hence why having such a referendum is important. Also, Lebanon has an army as does Egypt, and both are fine neighbours to Israel now.

> Do you have any idea about how many money the Western country put in Gaza for humanitarian and development projects?

Reparations would have to be distributed directly to individuals and be contingent on such a plebescite recognising Israel passing. If Palestinians decide to squander it again, yes, we’ll see another war, but at that point we can begin treating it like we did Nazi Germany versus the non-state with mixed attribution it has today.

> it will not happen until Ben-Gvir and Smotrich are part of the government

If Palestine gave up its hostages and sued for peace, I don’t think these fucks would have a say anymore.