In what way I am clearly biased? The articles I post all contain clear analysis on the views they express. They are well founded and factual.

You started this

Indeed, being paid to accuse people of being paid must be one of the more shameful occupations someone could have.

This is evident when the accuser targets the person carrying the message and does not address the message itself.

meaning?

funny how you make it sound as if murder and land grab are bad things that are universally condemned.

surely you could relate to some recent world events rights?

how about trying to compile a definitive list of the most fatal conflicts of the last 70 years?

sorry for late response.

well,is it not true that the entity who denies the right of existence to the other side has been Israel?

is it not true that Israel is a terrorist state by any definition of the word?

and is it not true that Hamad is truely something which if it did not exist, Israel would wish it existed?

and is it not true that that which Israel wishes for, Israel gets?

what are your thoughts on these?

it seems you can’t be bothered with any thing more than 2 lines of stereotypical rhetoric.

i understand you are well intentioned but really also simplistic and generic. what you have said can apply to any conflict just changing the names.

the world through the UN resolutions has clearly indicated who is the oppressor and violators of human rights.

it is the state of Israel itself.

This most recent violence does not come in a vacuum. The reality is that it grows out of a long-standing conflict, with a 56-year long occupation and no political end in sight.   It’s time to end this vicious circle of bloodshed, hatred and polarization.

Israel must see its legitimate needs for security materialized – and Palestinians must see a clear perspective for the establishment of their own state realized.

Only a negotiated peace that fulfills the legitimate national aspirations of Palestinians and Israelis, together with their security alike – the long-held vision of a two-State solution, in line with United Nations resolutions, international law and previous agreements – can bring long-term stability to the people of this land and the wider Middle East region.