With a peace agreement in Gaza, what will the protestors do now?
Will all the "students" be pacified? Or, will they just move on to the next cause?
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samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
I hate to be Debbie-downer, but,I think everyone needs to hesitate for a moment to see if in fact, it is a peace agreement. So far, all that i really see is an interruption, maybe, in fighting.
as to the hostages, every life restored is valuable, but how many live hostages out of how many hostages taken on that horrible October day are/have been recovered?
How will the other Arab countries help restore order in the area? Or will it be left to Israel and some form of Gazan government alone? I heard that US troops are being deployed there now.
If you look at the maps of the area for thousands of years, Gaza has always been displayed as a separate entity, a lone among all of the other countries in the area. Will this new proposal help them? Will Egypt be willing to have open commerce with Gazans?
as to the hostages, every life restored is valuable, but how many live hostages out of how many hostages taken on that horrible October day are/have been recovered?
How will the other Arab countries help restore order in the area? Or will it be left to Israel and some form of Gazan government alone? I heard that US troops are being deployed there now.
If you look at the maps of the area for thousands of years, Gaza has always been displayed as a separate entity, a lone among all of the other countries in the area. Will this new proposal help them? Will Egypt be willing to have open commerce with Gazans?
StygianKohlrabi · M
@samueltyler2 no the other countries do nothing! well except paying lip service.
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@StygianKohlrabi my point exactly, the other countries did their best to prevent peace from coming into the area.