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Bautizo Beltrán

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¡Vuelvo, amor, vuelvo!

Así, tal cual. Hace rato ya pero aquí estoy. Han pasado cuatro meses desde que volví a pisar territorio nacional después de casi catorce meses. 

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Aléxis: Si no nos sacamos un 7 en esta weá me tiro de un puente.

I know it's not appropiate to answer a question with another question. But let's cope with it: some questions deserve to be questionned.

Let's have a little of context though: Israel was arbitrarily founded by the UN in a territory that was by force under British control but historically populated by Palestinians. Palestinians weren't asked. Then, Israel systematically invaded and took over territories that did not originally belong to the new State, both on the Egyptian and on the Palestinian side, which today continues to be under attack. This expansion, which seems to be a very good business for the western powers, has had economic and military support especially but not only from the USA, but also from the UK and France. Moreover and on the one hand, the existence of the State of Palestina had not been officially recognized by the UN until 2014, but it still remains denied the membership. On the other hand, the State of Israel has been a UN member since 1949.

Why?

The attack in France has been performed by terrorists... OK, yes. The islamic fundamental attacks in Israel have been performed by terrorists... Ok, again yes. But, what about what happens on the other side of the border? Are those Israeli military actions on Palestinian civil population not an act of terrorism as well? Who are they actually fighting? Would it be a bad joke if I say it reminds me a bit of Hitler invading Europe in the late 1930's?

I think not.

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