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>1. I hope it won't take you by surprise that most of the Israelis don't
>approve those settlers.
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I didn't know that. It makes me very happy to hear this.
Can I ask you who actually lives in such villages? I guess it's not the 
average Israeli citizen.

>I think that most of
>the people here think that there will be a Palestinian country , but the
>Israelis are trying to get everything written especially
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Sounds very similar to what I'm doing with my publisher in the last 
couple of weeks: get the contracts as detailed as possible. ;-)

>so that we won't
>have a country with an army attacking us everyday.
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Sonds reasonable!

>I also think that most people don't understand that in 1947 the  gave the
>Jews a country.
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You didn't fill in who gave it. "the ... gave the Jews a country"
I'm a 100% aware that it was us Europeans who created this entire 
situation: promising land to many parties involved in order to get help 
during the war.
European politics are to blame for it!

>what the palestinian wants is to destroy our
>country.
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I'd rephrase it like this:

>what the _fundamental_ palestinian want is to destroy our
>country.
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I don't think Palestinians in general want that.

>I can and i want  live side by side near a peaceful palestinian
>country , at least so they can blame their poverty on their own. believe me
>that they lived worser under the jurdan state until 1967.
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Israel's got full control over water supplies etc, so it's a difficult 
situation which in itself could launch a debate of hundreds huge mails. 
It's also a different culture: it's a more Arabic culture and less 
Western, so it's indeed very likely that they don't have as much 
prosperity as the West (I don't say this to offend anyone, I just 
conclude this from the current spread of wealth in the world... of 
course I could be wrong)

>you sure don't want war which is 20km near your home.
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That's something I don't understand: how can people actually continue to 
live there when there are so many attacks and fights? I would have 
moved. I know many Jewish people and several among them want to move 
soon. How do people think about it in Israel? Has this become "part of 
life"?

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Joeri Vankeirsbilck
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