Comments by "Sammy" (@mrsTraveller64) on "Palestinian Gen Z: What solution do you prefer for the conflict?" video.

@a.zakaria5143 In other words; the most important thing for you is to spreas Islamistic religious propaganda. And THAT will help youand your people get support from other countries😅
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the guy in 3:55 is sadly right; he said "the people here don't find a solution" (or something similar, I don't remember exact words) He has given up on both sides, but he should wish for an outside source to come up with something, when the two people inside can't find one. I have given up too, on Israel and Palestinians finding a way to live together but I haven't given up on someone else coming up with an idea.
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@shulamay The solution could be to stop separating Jewish and Palestinian children from each other. To invent schooms where the kids are mixed, teaching them in both Arabic and Hebrew language depending on the subject, and involving parents to be involved too, arranging sports-activitys and art-classes for all the kids. Peace starts from children becoming friends.
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@nurp4904 I have allways wondered why the Arabs started calling themselves a word/name that involves a letter unfamiliar to them??? I lived in Jerusalem just for fun, for several years in the 80's, and interacted with many many "Balestinians", hearing them talk about the "Bolice" and "Brobably" and so on. "P" was not known to them at all, and yet they insist they have allways been "Balestinians"...How come the first one who came up with that name even chose it, when it contained a letter unknown to them???? And what if the whole world would start calling them Balestinians, it sounds "Ballistic", wich makes me wonder if the word came from "Ballistic" originally???? Have they even now, generations later, learned to say Palestinians? or is it still Balestinians?
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 @drx5009 😂the hope was allready destroyed generations ago👍
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