Fair enough. You have a point. However do you believe that, if we assume that 2% is a fair percentage, those 1.6 million would be willing to give their lives in order to achieve such a goal? Also we both know that numbers matter less and less in todays military conflicts. I am afraid that such a large number of soldiers would just be sitting ducks and how would they even be transported to the borders of Israel and who would pay to feed them, arm them etc.?
I mean I am all for a two-state solution, an separate independent Palestinian state, the end of illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, end of the blockade of Gaza etc. but that is another discussion.
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@Shapur Zol Aktaf proposed, I am afraid, is more fantasy than reality for the reasons I mentioned and others. This also goes for Iran, Turkey or any Muslim state. In fact Pakistan would be the best candidate as the sole Muslim nuclear power and due to is big population (200 million). Yet not even a state like Pakistan, founded upon Islam as the main dominator, have attempted to start such a war and may I dare and say that such a thing will never occur either.
A more realistic proposal is for the region (everyone together or at least most) to develop and advance economically, scientifically, militarily, politically and speak with 1 united tongue. Separate regional states with their own separate agendas cannot do much against an Western-backed Israel.
Call me a pessimist (I am mostly a pessimist lately) but that's how I see it. I might be wrong but I would like to hear why that is if so.