| > You do realise that Gaza isn't a separate country? I'm aware the status of Gaza is somewhat complicated. > Not that it's the same country Its status as a country at all is also not very clear due to only partial international recognition. > would require Israel to give it's citizens voting rights I don't think Israel is very likely to give citizenship to a group of people when the majority of those people don't think Israel should even exist. > it's rights as an independent nation They did try moving in that direction, with disengagement in Gaza, but it clearly didn't work out. I'm not really sure what the best approach to the problem is right now, but presumably de-radicalization of some form is going to be needed for the Palestinians due to UNRWA schools and others teaching children terrorist propaganda, and that's happening even in the more moderate PA controlled areas. |