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It makes the current situation the far lesser evil. If Israel disappears tomorrow that entire territory will turn into an Iranian proxy dictatorship just like Syria and Lebanon.
I didn't say 'Abe Lincoln'. I said, 'Hey Blinken.' >

Every time I see this man's name. Every time. >

God this was the first and second thought I had before clicking this post. “Blinkin, fix ya boobs. You look like a bleed in’ Picasso!” >

So glad I rewatched that yesterday. >

That is  complete waste of time. Netenyahu already said that there will be no 2-state solution, and his previous comments about it were lies to fool the US. >

Interesting story. You seem to have forgotten the part where Israel expelled hundreds of thousands of people from their homes multiple times, and currently runs an apartheid regime in which half of the human beings under its control are denied basic human rights. >

What would have been better for the Palestinian people? 
Accepting a 2 state deal with 95% of the Westbank and all of Gaza theirs to inhabit as they see fit, or to refuse it by harping on the right to return and kill a bunch of Israeli civilians instead? 
The status quo is unjust, but the fact that the Palestinians are unwilling to compromise at all is what keeps this entire thing going on forever. >

Would you say the same thing to Ukrainian about their lost territories? >

Yes, if Ukraine in 70 years time was offered 95% of their land back, while being fully occupied having lost Wars 70, 60 and 30 years ago I would call them Insane for not agreeing to that. 
Of course that is not the situation right now at all, the Ukraine war is not the better part of a century ago, it is happening right now and the final borders are still being fought about. Just as the Arab states did from the get go. >

Fair enough. However, the underlying sentiment felt by generations of  Palestinians are probably similar to what Ukrainians are experiencing past 11 months. In the end, we are still talking about telling a victimized people to make compromise to an injustice. >

But is the alternative better for anyone? 4th Generation Palestinians growing up in refugee camps in Lebanon, are they really served better by never arriving to a deal because of it being an injustice however small? 
I infact believe that the Status quo is worse for the Palestinians than an independent Palestine with 95% of their 1963 land back. >

Nice speech, but exactly what work is being done by the United States to create and promote a viable, contiguous, sovereign Palestinian state? >

Israel, the way it's illegally settled the West Bank, has ensured there won't be two-states, unless Gaza becomes fully autonomous and just turns into a dumping ground for religious and ethnic groups Israel doesn't want.
The only solution now is a secular real democracy - but fundamentalist Jews in Israel won't let that happen. They prefer their racist, pseudodemocracy that upholds their extremist beliefs. >

Racist pseudo democracy? Dude have you SEEN how the PA operates?? >

Does that make Israel less of a racist pseudo-democracy?