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(Ynet News) Yoel Ben-Nun - Many times I have asked decent and educated Palestinians, who have nothing to do with terror, when the "Israeli occupation" began. All, without exception, said in 1948. Therefore, even the 1967 lines will not put an end to the occupation. They see the entire State of Israel as "occupation." In Arab and Palestinian culture, peace means justice. Compromise cannot be considered as peace since it means only a partial restoration of rights. Any agreement will be completely canceled if it becomes clear that the Palestinian terror against the "occupation of 1948" will continue. 2014-01-15 00:00:00Full Article
Withdrawal to the 1967 Lines Will Not Put an End to the "Occupation"
(Ynet News) Yoel Ben-Nun - Many times I have asked decent and educated Palestinians, who have nothing to do with terror, when the "Israeli occupation" began. All, without exception, said in 1948. Therefore, even the 1967 lines will not put an end to the occupation. They see the entire State of Israel as "occupation." In Arab and Palestinian culture, peace means justice. Compromise cannot be considered as peace since it means only a partial restoration of rights. Any agreement will be completely canceled if it becomes clear that the Palestinian terror against the "occupation of 1948" will continue. 2014-01-15 00:00:00Full Article
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