"Settlements are made up of individual families."
Settlements are made for Jews - they are made on occupied land by evicting non-jews, and they often come with specific conditions that no non-Jew should be allow to buy or rent there.
Can we establish from the Brown Noses;
Does the expansion of settlements have no relevance to the present peace negotiations?
If it does, why are the Israelis pursuing a policy of increased expansionism in the middle of peace negotiations?
Can anybody explain why a policy of aggressive expansionism cannot possible have no effect on peace talks?
Given the constant blaming for the trouble in the area on the Palestinians, how does one square the behaviour of the Israelis with "seeking peace"?
Are we to assume that the only 'Peace' the Israelis are interested in is one that will allow them to continue expanding their settlements?
And last but far from least:
Why do you bunch of braindeads (Keith and Boo Boo) continue to refuse to address the present situation when even you pair must realise that to continue to do so is answer enough?
Have a good night D' y'all hear?
Jim Carroll