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Israel/Palestine

oberliner

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5. Exactly

Reply to bemildred (Reply #4)

Sun Jun 12, 2016, 08:03 PM

Jun 2016

I think it would be stronger if Bernie himself were more engaged in the discussion.

He seems not as passionate about the I/P issue as he is about the more central issues of his campaign.

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Democrats Squabble Over Word ‘Occupation’ in Israel Platform Plank [View all] bemildred Jun 2016 OP

This will be interesting oberliner Jun 2016 #1

A conversation long overdue. bemildred Jun 2016 #2

Bernie isn't really taking part in the conversation oberliner Jun 2016 #3

Right, they aren't Jewish either, Cornel and Zogby. nt bemildred Jun 2016 #4

Exactly oberliner Jun 2016 #5

I don't think he sees it as the most important thing. nt bemildred Jun 2016 #6

How can there be two states if Israel isn't occupying anything? Little Tich Jun 2016 #7

The reason they don't like calling it an occupation is because that entails legal bemildred Jun 2016 #8

I hope the Bernie Democrats get their say on the Committee. Little Tich Jun 2016 #9

I think generally it is not a good idea to use force to make people shutup. bemildred Jun 2016 #10