That all sounds quite reasonable, especially the highlighted. I keep an eye on this thread but don't contribute mainly because of my ignorance and lack of emotional connection either way.

Hamas are a terrorist group which seemingly achieve nothing but minor retribution, always with far greater consequence. I'd happily see them all obliterated. They've directly provoked the response knowing full well what consequences waere on the cards.

Israel's response, whilst easily justified especially after the attacks by Hamas, does have a very 'f**k 'em all' feel to it and it's hard not to feel about it when you see so many civilians, many children, dead on the street.

That asides the 'political debate' around territory etc., if you can call it that, is even more dense and complicated.

Beyond awful and difficult to see a resolution.

I tell you what. Why don't you come up with a solution. How many times do I have to explain different strategies and solutions for you. Try yourself. I'm not falling into that trap of constantly answering your nonsense questions

It's a silly framing of the topic that proposing 'solutions' is apparently the only point of discussion, particularly with you flooding the thread with lengthy exerts of selective history and odd historical events, and then stropping when you are asked to actually explain what it means.

None of us are diplomats and we're certainly not going to find a permanent 'solution' to a conflict as complicated as this one is on a Crystal Palace FC Messageboard.

However, I'll paste below my post from last week:

The solution is for Israel to respect international law and it's commitments as an advanced democracy, obviously.

Israel is more than capable of enforcing it's borders without bombing the s*** out of innocent people every day. That's my solution.

It's a silly framing of the topic that proposing 'solutions' is apparently the only point of discussion, particularly with you flooding the thread with lengthy exerts of selective history and odd historical events, and then stropping when you are asked to actually explain what it means.

None of us are diplomats and we're certainly not going to find a permanent 'solution' to a conflict as complicated as this one is on a Crystal Palace FC Messageboard.

However, I'll paste below my post from last week:

The solution is for Israel to respect international law and it's commitments as an advanced democracy, obviously.

Israel is more than capable of enforcing it's borders without bombing the s*** out of innocent people every day. That's my solution.

While respecting international law and commitments is essential, it alone will not solve the conflict entirely.

A comprehensive and lasting resolution requires dialogue, negotiation, compromise, and a genuine desire for peace from all involved parties.
However, as stated before .Hamas, wants to eradicate Israel and if you've read my previous comments on how terrorists Hamas act. You would"understand"that would not be a solution.

It is important for both Israel and Palestine not Hamas to engage in constructive dialogues and work towards finding a mutually agreed-upon solution that addresses the grievances and aspirations of both sides.