Yes or No and please give a reasonable, detailed and well thought out answer. No pre mature or immature answers. If you have little knowledge and the conflict and current peace talks and their conditions think twice before answering since this is a sensitive issue. We're nearing the end of peace talks as it is 2014 and the Middle East is in somewhat chaos all around but things can change if attention is directed back at I/P conflict.
Id like to hear your answers....
Congrats for phrasing your question in a neutral fashion.
That said, I don't think Pakistanis should under-rate the importance of what Hazzy is asking here. In the past few weeks, I've posted stuff showing that the Jews re-settlement of Mandate Palestine including the West Bank is legal, that Israel holds the moral high ground, that the Arabs owe Israel for the misery they've caused, that the "Palestinian" Arab leaders seek genocide, and so on. Before that I've argued that Hazzy's grandparents, having sided with Israel's enemies with their feet or through hostile action, surrendered their civil and property rights under Mandate Law, so they have no claim to any property in Israel itself.
In the "real world" the Americans and Israelis cooperate to stop shipments of arms to Palestinian Arabs' genocidal terror leadership, which makes oppression of Hazzy and his family their first order of business, self-enriching corruption their second, and killing Israelis third. The Syrians are engaged in civil war, the Egyptians switched sides back in 2011, and while Lebanon's Hezbollah is active, its priorities are domestic repression in Lebanon and the enforcement and expansion of the Iranian mullahs hegemonic ambitions.
So Hazzy throws his useless arguments aside and makes a straightforward appeal on the basis of religious bigotry: will Pakistanis support Muslims against Jews or not?
A "yes" means an endorsement of genocide and will encourage terrorists to oppress and kill people even more; the Palestinians leaders will have less excuse to negotiate peace. (Of course, the same terror-empowering mind-set will be further empowered and encouraged in Pakistan itself. )
A "no" will weaken terror forces and allow Arab political leaders - and guys like Hazzy, for that matter - room to seek peace with Israelis instead of continually being pushed into killing and confronting them. And back in Pakistan the attitude that killing infidels isn't the highest form of worship for a "Muslim" state can grow and develop, pulling the rug out from under the Pakistani terrorists who without much discrimination kill both soldiers and civilians for being insufficiently Muslim by refusing to submit to their leadership.
