Princess Aurora Posted October 2 Posted October 2 (edited) 7 hours ago, A.R.L said: A minimum of six billion dollars have been donated. It's not false sympathy, to be honest. Although I disagree with most of Saudi Arabia's laws, but we should give them credit where it's due. Therefore, I believe that even though Saudi Arabia may not be as outspokenly supportive of the Palestinian cause as it once was, it has not entirely given up on it; rather, it simply shares Israel's concerns regarding Iran, a cit try whose primary objective is to use the Palestinian cause for its geopolitical interests. Indeed, for both sides, the partition plan was the best solution. Is it too late? No, but it's very difficult to accomplish given the current Israel's right-wing government and the widely accepted anti-Israeli ideology that exists in the whole region since day one. I think if the Palestinian government, along with all of their military groups, could get together (which is supposed to happen in this difficult situation) to have talks with the left-wing party in Israel, there could be a great solution. Though there is a problem with Jerusalem, which is no longer considered neutral (as it was supposed to be in the partition plan), I would say that since it's the most sacred land for the Jews, Israel should take it; otherwise, as the Palestinians will surely refuse to that, we can expect Israel to share Jerusalem with the Palestinians as well. However, seriously, when it comes to Jerusalem alone, I think itis too late, sad but true. I mean, yes but I don't know. This is very subjective when it comes to Saudi Arabia and yes, I agree with the rest of it. However, I don't know how things are gonna evolve due to last night's events. Edited October 2 by Princess Aurora 1
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