Chuck Schumer: Palestinians are the reason there is no peace in the Middle East

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More reasons why Democrats need to replace Schumer.

I have been saying that Schumer is unqualified to be Democratic Senate leader since the middle of 2016, and everything he does continues to prove that he is unqualified.

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The truth: Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud cohorts are the reason there is no peace in the Middle East.

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Say the United States Supreme Court in Brown vs Board of Ed decided that the solution to racial school segregation in the 1950s was to just desegregate a few of the Southern states chosen at random, and let the remaining states continue segregation indefinitely. That is in many ways analogous to how Israel treats Arabs.

Also regarding AIPAC, it really shows a lot about what their goals are when you consider that they get so worked up about peaceful and inclusive movements such at BDS, which have a substantial number of Jewish people within their membership, while not complaining at all about actual antisemitism such as:

Paul Gosar falsely accusing George Soros of helping the Nazis round up Jews to be sent to concentration camps.

Don Young pinning the blame on allowing the holocaust to happen on Jews who would rather not own guns.

The recently passed law in Poland making it illegal to mention that many Polish people were complicit in the holocaust, even the the statement is true.

5 different Congressman, including Paul Gosar mentioned above, who held a meeting with Czech neo Nazi leaders.

How did AIPAC reply to these antisemitic actions? They were silent. AIPAC refused to denounce them despite the blatant antisemitism in play. It really shows from this that AIPAC has seriously depraved motives for what it does.

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It would be nice for the Palestinian Authority to prove Schumer wrong by suggesting peace terms that are reasonable along the lines of what was offered to Arafat by Ehud Barak. But sadly, I suspect Schumer is more right than wrong in his opinion.

That is ridiculous. A number of Israeli negotiators in the negotiations there had outright admitted that the offer was unfair after the fact, this should absolutely not be a baseline position.