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Next time you choose to refer to Hitler again, as if Israelis were Nazis, just remember what this Jordanian said about the Arabs and Germany.Oh yes there was. It was news all over the BBC and Voice of America when it happened.
Such a brilliant move by the Zionists. They had already destroyed over 700 Arab villages. Hitler would have approved.
you got a link for Hitler's claim that the Jews in the Warsaw ghetto were
terrrorists. ? Are you referring to 1947? In 1947 the only "PALESTINIANS"
were Jews. My very own hubby was a PALESTINIAN in 1947. Jews were
completely disarmed-----but were being attacked by ORGANIZED ARMIES --
Syria, Egypt etc----and even the brits who jailed any Jew with so much as a pistol.
In Shariah shit holes jews were so completely disarmed that they could not even bear
a dagger
It does not matter. Jews and all others living in the REGION, not a country, would have been called the same. Just as it was during the Mandate.Arabic speaking Muslims and Christians have been called Palestinian Arabs for hundreds of years because they lived in Palestine.
It does not matter. Jews and all others living in the REGION, not a country, would have been called the same. Just as it was during the Mandate.
But you keep insisting that the ARABS were called Palestinians or ever chose to call themselves Palestinians, as in a nationality, before the Mandate for Palestine, and much less before 1964.
You have been fully nazified. Congratulations.
Excerpt:
Compare Gaza with the Jewish ghetto. After occupying Poland, the Nazis created the Warsaw ghetto in 1940. To realise Reich’s goal to be “free of Jews,” dispersed Jews were ordered to move to one designated area. Unlike Gaza as a concentration camp, the one in Warsaw was smaller: it was 2.5 square kilometres where about half a million Jews lived. Like Gaza, it was encircled with a 3-metre tall wall. The movement from and to the ghetto was policed.
As in Gaza, in the Warsaw camp too, only residents with special permits could leave the ghetto. Food supply was rationed. Stripped of dignity and reduced to subhuman life, when Jews began to be deported to death camps, those remaining in the ghetto were left with the option not between life and death but between dying “with dignity” and dying “like hunted animals.”
Choosing dignity, Jews formed Jewish Combat Organization, ZOB. In April 1943, each of the 500 fighters of ZOB had a pistol and some grenades.
400 members of another resistance group had 31 rifles and 21 submachine guns. Such weapons were, however, no match to the Nazi army’s. In May 1943, the resistance was crushed. Jews were either killed in fighting or deported to death camps and the 2.5 square kilometres of concentration camp reduced to rubble.
Jews who rose to resist were not terrorists; rather, like Palestinians now, at that time they were terrorised by the Nazi occupation.
Like the lives of most Palestinian now, those of Jews in the Warsaw ghetto were signed by degradation and fear of being “humiliated” “at any moment.” In his memoir, Primo Levi, a survivor of holocaust, likened Jews in the concentration camps to Muslims. He wrote: “I, who speak, was a Muselmann, that is, the one who cannot in any sense speak.”
In Remnants of Auschwitz, Agamben reformulates Levi’s paradox to link it to the very constitution of modernity. But Agamben seems to be interested more in speaking than in the subject of listening.
The question we face is this: is the world listening to humans in the Gaza concentration camp, who, subjugated yet in love with justice and dignity, have spoken? Importantly, will the world listen? And if it will, when and how?
You have been fully nazified. Congratulations.
Following the Arab/Muslims lies and sick comparisons of Gaza to the Warsaw Ghetto.
Warsaw ghetto had no luxurious homes, olympic swimming pools, wonderful malls. There were Nazis coming and going all the time and making life horrible for those in the Ghetto. They were starved to death.
And you dare......to compare Gaza, a place with no Israelis at all, no Israeli military at all, with its own government living in the lap of luxury.......to what the Jews suffered.
If anyone made Gaza into a "ghetto" it was Hamas, keeping so many poor and ready to die and, or kill Jews in the name of Allah.
Stop lowering yourself to the level of nothing more than a parrot for haters of Jews, Christians or Muslims.
Time for you to move.I don’t see much future for the Americans … it’s a decayed country. And they have their racial problem, and the problem of social inequalities … everything about the behaviour of American society reveals that it’s half Judaised, and the other half negrified. How can one expect a State like that to hold together?
In conversation, 7 January 1942
Adolph Hitler
Here is the Gaza Ghetto, for all to see:
Excerpt:
Compare Gaza with the Jewish ghetto. After occupying Poland, the Nazis created the Warsaw ghetto in 1940. To realise Reich’s goal to be “free of Jews,” dispersed Jews were ordered to move to one designated area. Unlike Gaza as a concentration camp, the one in Warsaw was smaller: it was 2.5 square kilometres where about half a million Jews lived. Like Gaza, it was encircled with a 3-metre tall wall. The movement from and to the ghetto was policed.
As in Gaza, in the Warsaw camp too, only residents with special permits could leave the ghetto. Food supply was rationed. Stripped of dignity and reduced to subhuman life, when Jews began to be deported to death camps, those remaining in the ghetto were left with the option not between life and death but between dying “with dignity” and dying “like hunted animals.”
Choosing dignity, Jews formed Jewish Combat Organization, ZOB. In April 1943, each of the 500 fighters of ZOB had a pistol and some grenades.
400 members of another resistance group had 31 rifles and 21 submachine guns. Such weapons were, however, no match to the Nazi army’s. In May 1943, the resistance was crushed. Jews were either killed in fighting or deported to death camps and the 2.5 square kilometres of concentration camp reduced to rubble.
Jews who rose to resist were not terrorists; rather, like Palestinians now, at that time they were terrorised by the Nazi occupation.
Like the lives of most Palestinian now, those of Jews in the Warsaw ghetto were signed by degradation and fear of being “humiliated” “at any moment.” In his memoir, Primo Levi, a survivor of holocaust, likened Jews in the concentration camps to Muslims. He wrote: “I, who speak, was a Muselmann, that is, the one who cannot in any sense speak.”
In Remnants of Auschwitz, Agamben reformulates Levi’s paradox to link it to the very constitution of modernity. But Agamben seems to be interested more in speaking than in the subject of listening.
The question we face is this: is the world listening to humans in the Gaza concentration camp, who, subjugated yet in love with justice and dignity, have spoken? Importantly, will the world listen? And if it will, when and how?
You got some citations for that one SURADA? Arabic speaking christians in Palestine--Arabic speaking Muslims and Christians have been called Palestinian Arabs for hundreds of years because they lived in Palestine.
Nope. They were called Palestinian Arabs just like Arabs from other countries were identified by their countries.You got some citations for that one SURADA? Arabic speaking christians in Palestine--
were generally called either ARMENIANS or CHRISTIANS---not arabs. Arabic speaking
Jews were called PALESTINIANS. Arabic speaking arabs or muslims were called ARABS.
The jews in palestine---ie the PALESTINIANS, spoke various languages---hebrew andNope. They were called Palestinian Arabs just like Arabs from other countries were identified by their countries.
Jews were a tiny minority until the 1930s... By then 600,000 Jews immigration arrived. They didn't speak Arabic.
You got some citations for that one SURADA? Arabic speaking christians in Palestine--
were generally called either ARMENIANS or CHRISTIANS---not arabs. Arabic speaking
Jews were called PALESTINIANS. Arabic speaking arabs or muslims were called ARABS.
Nobody in Palestine spoke Hebrew. It was a dead language. Everyone spoke Arabic.The jews in palestine---ie the PALESTINIANS, spoke various languages---hebrew and
arabic and others included. Not all of the christians in the Palestine Mandate spoke arabic. Arabic is a language NOT indigenous to Palestine, Hebrew is.
Nope---Hebrew never died----muslims raped and murdered and pillaged butNobody in Palestine spoke Hebrew. It was a dead language. Everyone spoke Arabic.
You got some citations for that one SURADA? Arabic speaking christians in Palestine--
were generally called either ARMENIANS or CHRISTIANS---not arabs. Arabic speaking
Jews were called PALESTINIANS. Arabic speaking arabs or muslims were called ARABS.
About Syria in 1915, a British report says:
"The term Syria in those days was generally used to denote the whole of geographical and historic Syria, that is to say the whole of the country lying between the Taurus Mountains and the Sinai Peninsula, which was made up of part of the Vilayet of Aleppo, the Vilayet of Bairut, the Vilayet of Syria, the Sanjaq of the Lebanon, and the Sanjaq of Jerusalem. It included that part of the country which was afterwards detached from it to form the mandated territory of Palestine."[5]
In the 1930s ARABS --to wit arabic speaking muslims were mostly either migrants to "Palestine" or carried a family legacy thereof----their migration over the 19th century andNope they were called Palestinian Arabs. Jews were a tiny minority until the mid 1930s. By then 600,000 immigrants had arrived. They didn't speak Arabic.
It's a shame they didn't treat the Palestinians decently.
There was no massacre at Deir Yassin or anywhere else by Jews.
On the other hand, Hebron 1929, etc.
footage TODAY reveals arab men jumping up and down holding up their hands
in the V for victory sign. I am stuck at home-----I wonder what is going on in
Paterson and Jersey City, New Jersey or Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn
