>(Now, how long will it take until someone calls me a terrorist or a terrorist supporter?)
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>So let me get this straight - you are saying that if some terrorist group started firing 200 rockets a day into Norway, you believe that the Norwegian government should just sit back, relax and do nothing. If this is not what you are saying, what do you think an appropriate reaction would be? Remember, in the case of Israel and Hamas, Israel agreed to the cease fire. It was Hamas that said no to it.

I am old enough to know that nothing is black or white, and so are you. There are also many shades of gray, plus numerous other colors if you include red, yellow and blue. My conclusion is that a huge number of errors are done on both sides, every day, and it has been so for many decades now.

Who is "good" and who is "bad"? I really can't tell, and I don't care. All I know that it's time to negotiate, and without a bunch of stupid conditions which in practice will make it impossible to ever come to the negotiation table. As it's now, they can't even agree upon what shape the negotiation table shall have. To call this behavior childish, is demeaning to the children.