<If these numbers gain wide acceptance as a truer depiction of what is happening in Israel than the numbers more usually quoted, their effect on public opinion worldwide could be dramatic. They seem to tell us a lot more about the nature of the conflict than has been possible before.
Well, not this public.
The whole mess is old, sick, and it’s time it was ended. Israel has proven time and again that it is a rude, unfriendly, tyrannical neighbor with a chip on its shoulder, while Palestine continues to be the whining, trod-upon, kill-‘em-all subordinate within its own land. Both governments need to be dismantled, stone by bloody stone, and replaced.
For the ICT, it probably means little, but it is still interesting that their graphs depict a tranquil-blue for Israelis, and blood-red for Palestinians,
Dan
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