Sweden to recognise Palestine

Sweden is to "recognise the state of Palestine", Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has said,

the first long-term EU member country to do so.

"The conflict between Israel and Palestine can only be solved with a two-state solution,"
he said during his inaugural address in parliament.
It should be "negotiated in accordance with international law",

Long overdue...one small step to the destination of statehood.

For the life of me, I don't understand why Palestine is a state that other countries refuse to recognize. I understand Israel is a powerful country, a country where other equally powerful nations have significant financial investments. I guess the investment is equated to silence on Israel's atrocities toward Palestinians. It's amazing to me how people can have blatant disregard for human life. Anyway, Sweden's recognition of Palestine is long overdue but don't expect this to become a popular trend at all.

Christian Countries back Israel Jews as the biblical Chosen People

Most of USA , Canada and Europe are Christian armies !

Long ago they were called The Crusaders.

www.history.com/topics/saladin

Saladin had embarked on a holy war to eliminate Christian control over Jerusalem.

After the Battle of Hattin, Saladin, following the predominant military theory of the time,

moved rapidly against as many of the weak Christian centers as possible, offering generous

terms if they would surrender, while at the same time avoiding long sieges.

This policy had the benefit of leading to the rapid conquest of almost every crusader site,

including the peaceful Muslim liberation of Jerusalem in October 1187.

October 1187 to October 2014 :

How many years Christian armies have been at War with the Muslim ?/  :-\

Read up on The Crusades  ( 1st to last )

and see what awaits their return....

www.historylearningsite.co.uk/the_crusades.htm

no excuse : I posted the History link for you to try and get some education !

You really do need some education instead of parroting propoganda :

www.bbc.com/news/uk-29507410