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Do you or do you not aknowledge a Palestinian state?

Religion seems to cause more problems today than anything. Though if im correct (which im probably not) if these people truly followed their religion then they would not fight.

The whole thing is futile. Its just a fight over a few bits of land, something I would reckon each side has enough of.

I would just like to point out that in ANY media text, the journalist or whoever wrote it has chosen qoutes to support their point of view.

Im not sure if this has been said yet but anyway: You all know the saying "Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it" In Northern Ireland there was 30 years of terrorism and troubles. The most progress was made when the two sides talked.

First flown on 21 March 1971, the lynx did not fly in production Army Ah.Mk1 form until 1977. The Lynx AH.Mk7 introduced engine and tail rotor changes, and an IR suppressor, while the Ah.Mk9 has a new BERP main rotor and a wheeled undercarriage, like the stillborn Super Lynx or Lynx 3 which flew only in prototype form. Only the British Army, the Royal Marines and the Quatar police use the Army Lynx, apart from a handful in use for experimental and test pilot training duties. The Army Lynx can be used to transport 12 soldiers or Milan ATGM teams, or can be fitted with a roof-mounted TOW sight and up to eight TOW missiles. Alternatively, pintle-mounted machine-guns can be mounted in the cabin doors, and rocket pods, HOT or Hellfire missiles can be mounted on the cabin sides. Specification: Westland Lynx AH.Mk7 assault and attack helicopter Powerplant:two 846-kW (1135-shp) Rolls-Royce Gem 42-1 turboshafts Rotor Diameter: 12.8m (42 ft 0in) Length: 12.06m (39ft 7in) Max weight: 4876 kg (10750lb) Max speed: 306km/h (190mph) Range: 541 km (336 miles) Armament: up to eight TOW missiles in fours on cabin sides, and/or pintle-mounted machine-guns; rocket pods and other ATGMs can also be carried