OK, he expresses no views about his vision of Israel in
this thread, that's true.
He did march in here with his "nothing positive" and "culture of victimhood" BS, and I was left, once again, wondering if he had ever been to Israel. It is a straightforward question, with no ulterior motive. I ask people I meet every day that exact question --- "Have you ever been to Israel?" and enjoy hearing their answers.
However, in regards to Parky76's vision ----- yes, he does
"envision" peace based on things he says Israel
should do and that type of pontification makes it seem to me that he has no direct knowledge of the country -- not the geography, not the sociology, not the attitudes in the streets, not even the day-to-day life in Jerusalem.
Nope.
It's the
do you have any evidence that what you say reflects the true-to-life situation in Israel?
By saying "All that matters is the reality of today..and we must deal with today" (direct quote from his OP in the other thread I linked to --
Peace Is Possible Between Israel/Palestine) parky76 comes across as being very much out of touch with the dynamics and the cultual biases of modern Israel.
In Israel, who would accept the basic idea he envisions --- to paraphrase --- 'Just disconnect from history, from the past.' ?
Of course, if parky76 has some way of showing us that Israelis in general are in any way prepared to jettison the past, and likewise so are the palestinians, he's welcome to bring forward that evidence. I'm skeptical.