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Mike, I would love for this to come about. But, I feel it will only come about when and if Netanyahu can let go of his hatred of the Palestinians or he dies. This would be a hard goal to accomplish, but a very worth whiled one to do. Also, so long as Jerusalem is desired by the Jews, Muslims and Christians, there will be bloodshed. Keep dreaming for a better day.
A reasonable proposal but highly unlikely. Unfortunately wars are emotional and not always rational. I think we have to take our Iran's nuclear facility at Fordow first and then we can talk.
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