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November 19th, 2012
03:57 PM ET
Crisis in Gaza: "No military solution to this issue"
A former U.S Ambassador to Israel tells CNN that the only way out of the current crisis is a peace agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians, Fatah and Hamas included, and outlines the conditions necessary to both sides in order to reach a cease-fire in Gaza.
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The Ambassador is asolutely right. Only a peace agreement between Israe and the Palestinians wil solve the conflict. If and when the Palestinians will produce leadership ABLE AND WILLING to stop violence, recognize Israel and ask for peace negotiations Israel will gladly agree.
Israel has dropped 1,500 bombs on gaza which has killed 150 women and children and clinton today is whining about one bus bomb in tel aviv which didn't kill anyone. It is laughable and totallly hypocritical to not call israel attacks terrorism. The u.s should let the u.n. apply sanctions against israel and establish a no fly zone in israel like they did with iraq and libya.