Thread by @EBluemountain1

Israel is constantly expected to bend to the demands of the Palestinians and is seen as intransigent.
History & facts play no role in the debate, emotional rhetoric is the only viable currency considered by those who are supposedly pro Palestinian.

Compromise however takes two & a simple read of the Palestinian National Charter of 1964 will make it evident that there is no room for any form of compromise on the part of Palestinians who call for a total destruction of the State of Israel.
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ARTICLE 2 Palestine, with the borders it had during the British Mandate, is the indivisible territorial unit. IN OTHER WORDS NO ROOM FOR THE STATE OF ISRAEL.

ARTICLE 7 is particularly insightful referring to the Palestinian in the male gender only. History has proven this to be true. Palestinian women & LGBTQ are at best 2nd class citizens today, at worst persecuted.

ARTICLE 9 Armed struggle is the only way to achieve liberation.

ARTICLE 10 Commando action constitutes the nucleus of the Palestinian popular liberation war

ARTICLE 19 the partition of Palestine in 1947 & the establishment of The State of Israel are entirely illegal.

ARTICLE 20 The Balfour Declaration, the Mandate for Palestine, and everything that has been based upon them, are null & void. CLAIMS OF HISTORICAL OR RELIGIOUS TIES OF JEWS WITH PALESTINE ARE INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE FACTS OF HISTORY

ARTICLE 23 Zionism is an illegitimate movement

ARTICLE 24 "The Palestinian people believe in the principles of justice, freedom, sovereignty, self-determination, human dignity, and in the rights of all people to exercise them."

In actual fact the original Charter of 1964 stated that they had no claims to Gaza, Judea, Samaria or the Golan which at the time were illegally occupied by Egypt, Jordan and Syria.
Reality has shown that this has not been applied in Gaza or Ramallah & as far as the Palestinians

are concerned most definitely does not apply to Jews.

The list goes on and on.

With this in mind it is evident that unless and until the Palestinian people reject this Charter there is no room for negotiation