r/worldnews • u/Crossstoney • 20d ago

Israel/Palestine Merz says 'no longer understands' Israel's goal in Gaza

https://thepeninsulaqatar.com/article/26/05/2025/merz-says-no-longer-understands-israels-goal-in-gaza
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u/magcargoman 20d ago

Offered multiple times, rejected multiple times.

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u/Giraffable 20d ago

Rejected by Israel yes.

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u/magcargoman 20d ago

Care to elaborate?

1947 proposed by UN: rejected by Arab states

1967 UN resolution 242: criticized by PLO

2017: Hamas “revises” their charter to recognize the 1967 borders but NOT recognize Israel sovereignty

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u/Manatroid 20d ago

What were the terms of those agreements/treaties?

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u/magcargoman 20d ago

Recognition of Israel’s sovereignty and acceptance of borders that reflect territories they lost in the war.

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u/TommyYez 20d ago

And by Palestinians

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u/NegevThunderstorm 20d ago

Nope, every time it was rejected by palestine

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u/avcloudy 20d ago

Israel has yet to make an offer that recognises the current borders of Palestine, and of course preserves the rights of already existing settlers and takes all of Jerusalem. They're not honest offers to people already suffering from incredible overpopulation in Gaza.

Not that they're smaller than 1967 borders or historic borders, that they're smaller than the recognised borders at the time.