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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do Israel and the West Bank excite people so much? I find it fascinating, but I wonder about others. [/quote] Why do you find it fascinating?[/quote] Because it's this weird, atavistic battle between a Western surrogate and a colonized people. It's like watching dinosaurs fight.[/quote] It's also a western/us thing. regular people in china, singapore, korea, japan, india don't care about this. here is the jewish right's thinking (for having the highest median iq of any race, they are pretty dumb about this): [quote]And, at a news conference last year, Bennett said that Asian countries could become Israel’s closest friends, because they “lack a heritage of anti-Semitism” found in the West. But China and Japan backed the resolution, too. In fact, Asian diplomats in Tel Aviv tend to laugh when asked whether they would play a role as Israel’s protectors at the United Nations. “We’re not a very active player in this conflict, and I think that would continue to be the case,” one high-ranking Asian diplomat told me. “We want to maintain our distance and focus on other issues.”[/quote] It's the exact opposite - Asian countries and their people are impossible to guilt trip like the west when it comes to israeli issues. [/quote]
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