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I'm sure that we will see yet another Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the nearest future. Who should we support? Israelis who've been suffering for so long surrounded by completely hostile countries or Palestinians whose land is illegally occupied by Jews? Is there possible way to end it without spilling the blood of innocent people? Personally I stand for Israel though I understand that their policies are far form being democratic.

I think they deserve each other.

Unfortunately religious conflicts are damn near impossible to resolve, especially when the conflict is taking place in an area that directly mentioned in the religious texts. It's very hard for reason to prevail, when both sides think they have a mandate from god. And it doesn't help that the main outside force (US) is strongly influenced by yet another religion.

If you took religion out of it, I think there would have been a peace agreement decades ago.

What do you mean next, its been going on for hundreds of years.

For people who think there could be peace with the current leaders, I give you this evidence to the contrary. Netanyahu claims Hitler didn't want to kill the Jews, it was the Palestinians who convinced him to do so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dadgep_e0Hc

Yeah ...

Clearly this is not a man interested in peace (or facts).

Just rename the area the land of Abraham, and build a casino. It's a neutral name, and when the money starts flowing, the military will want to preserve peace.

That is all I have to say on the topic.

You should say more. Maps and infographs should be visual tools for your argument, not the entire argument.