@TheJewgro @rezaaslan I have no doubt without international opposition E1 would have been completed soon after announced in 1999. Why not?
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@rezaaslan@TheJewgro You seem oddly reticent to agree to this as a marker. It suggests you're not that convinced about blah blah blah.
@Ibishblog @TheJewgro Cause it's not. It's absurd to say that if they're not building in 6 mos it's cause US said not to, as it has 100x B4
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@rezaaslan@TheJewgro OK, so If I understand you properly, it doesn't mean anything if international pressure stops E1 construction now? -
@Ibishblog@TheJewgro If Bibi says Int'l pressure has made him call off E1 plans, then it does... Hold your breath -
@rezaaslan@TheJewgro He'll never say it. It's what they do or rather don't do, that will count, right? -
@Ibishblog@TheJewgro Point is to CALL OFF plans not hold bulldozers a few months in "Judea and Samaria" as govt now officially calls it -
@rezaaslan@TheJewgro Making them call it off is much harder than making them do what they've done since 1999 and just let it sit there.
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@rezaaslan@TheJewgro If that's your position, then I finally understand. But it means that you don't think that E1 is terribly significant.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@rezaaslan@TheJewgro And if so, then that, in fact, is our fundamental disagreement, not the question of international pressure or words.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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