>For once we agree, this was in deed a brilliant move. Israel has no right to help people build illegally on stolen ground.
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>Oh C'mon, Tore. You know me and should recognize my sarcasm when you see it. The only reason that the US did not veto this resolution was because Obama wanted to stick it to Trump before leaving office. I have no doubt that if HRC had won the presidency, the US would have vetoed this resolution. And, as Trump has already said - the United Nations may change after January 20th. Be careful what you wish for....
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>As far as the land being stolen, I think that you are mistaken. Are you talking about this war where the Arabs attacked Israel http://www.sixdaywar.org/war.asp or are you speaking about this one where Israel won again? If you feel so strongly that lands won in a war victory, perhaps we should give Texas back to Mexico. After all, by your reasoning, the people there are building illegally on stolen ground.

If we give Texas back to Mexico, then I think it only fair that New York should revert back to the Iroquois 5 nations.

On behalf of my grandfather, I lay claim to the Chrysler Building, Trump Tower and the Empire State Building, all of them illegally built on our land.

Ah, never mind, that land is just not a good hunting ground any more - too much concrete.

Absurdity aside, isn't pretty much all land on earth is presently occupied by those who took it by war?