The easiest way for the palestinians to get back lost lands would be to stop the sucidal attacks on Israel and rebuild the economy. When the palestinians have a good economy everything they want (land whatever) will be on the table and negotiable. Too bad most palestinians don't recognise this fact and instead what they do is firing puny, useless rockets at israel and in return having their infrastructures destroyed by israel.
Peace and stability = good economy = lagre and strong army and well educated people which won't resort to stupidity of firing weeny rockets.
You know I was thinking of the economy vander. That would take their minds off the killing to focus on things that could permanently stop it, but there is a problem with that. Without freedom of movement, the ability to export and import goods, the inability to effectively run itself without infrastructure cripples any type of economy and makes it nearly impossible. Israel is in control of the borders, the airspace, and the waters, all food supplies, medical supplies, electricity, everything that matters that would give the Palestinians autonomy is in the hands and at the whim of Israel to do what it wishes. So anyone living in the Gaza Strip particularly are out of luck if they wish to run an honest business. They grow crops but they can not sell those crops when they are harvested, and in any case settlers are notorious for destroying a crop ready to be harvested.
Israel is doing all this in defense of itself, but does not care to find ways to differentiate between potential threats and people just looking to make a difference. Another aspect to this is that people refer to President Mahmoud Abbas as a moderate but he is just as guilty as hamas and Israel are for the suffering of the Gazans, because he ignores them and also does not offer any help to them financially.
It isn't impossible to tell the difference between a threat and people who just wish to conduct business honestly.
In short they cannot get an economy off the ground. So does anyone have any suggestions about who the Gazans can contact to help them to jumpstart an economy of their own? Rest assured that there are plenty of Gazans who do not support Hamas as well as there are those who do. The only thing is they are too busy trying to survive day to day to worry over what Hamas may or may not do next.
I have seen the finger pointing go on for pages now, but to date no one, including myself, have offered any practical way for these people to help themselves or receive real lasting help. No one has discussed a amicable way to provide both the Palestinians what they want and the Israeli's what they want. Both sides seem to have reached an impasse. Neither wants to give. Israel wants its state and the land no matter who they have to step on to get it. The Palestinians want them off the land altogether since being on it apparently means the Palestinians must be in a position of subservience.