I believe in " right of return"

[proudveteran06]

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

 

[montelatici]

i Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?

What do the Palestinians have to do with what other Arab countries do or not do? Do the Spanish have anything to do with Argentina attacking the Falklands just because they are both Hispanic countries and speak Spanish?

 

[MJB12741]

Not only were Jews forced our of Arab countries, so were the Palestinians. And no Arab country will grant their Palestinians a right of return either. How pleased the Arab countries were to have dumped the Palestinians on Israel.

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

 

[Billo_Really]

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

They did not leave on the advice of invading armies, that's a load of crap!

No one in their right mind leaves a place they've been living in for generations, just because someone asks them to!

That's one of the most ridiculous claims I've heard to date.


The truth is, they were driven out by Jewish terrorism.

 

[MJB12741]

Palestinians were driven out by Jewish terrorism??? Then how do we explain to those Zionists that in 1948 there were 1.2 million Palestinians living in Israel & now there are only just under 6 million of them left?


Population Statistics - Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - ProCon.org

 

[montelatici]

Not only were Jews forced our of Arab countries, so were the Palestinians. And no Arab country will grant their Palestinians a right of return either. How pleased the Arab countries were to have dumped the Palestinians on Israel.

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

The Muslims and Jews got along reasonably well until recently. The Jew's worst nightmare were us Christians.

 

[montelatici]

Palestinians were driven out by Jewish terrorism??? Then how do we explain to those Zionists that in 1948 there were 1.2 million Palestinians living in Israel & now there are only just under 6 million of them left?


Population Statistics - Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - ProCon.org

Now you are claiming that Palestinians were not driven out of what is now Israel? Even Israelis will agree that around 90% of the Palestinians that were living in what is now Israel were not there after the establishment of the state of Israel. Did they just disappear, poof?

 

[MJB12741]

Fortunately for the Jews the acts of Muslims have now united Christians & Jews like never before. Isn't that wonderful.

Not only were Jews forced our of Arab countries, so were the Palestinians. And no Arab country will grant their Palestinians a right of return either. How pleased the Arab countries were to have dumped the Palestinians on Israel.

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

The Muslims and Jews got along reasonably well until recently. The Jew's worst nightmare were us Christians.

 

[montelatici]

Fortunately for the Jews the acts of Muslims have now united Christians & Jews like never before. Isn't that wonderful.

Not only were Jews forced our of Arab countries, so were the Palestinians. And no Arab country will grant their Palestinians a right of return either. How pleased the Arab countries were to have dumped the Palestinians on Israel.

The Muslims and Jews got along reasonably well until recently. The Jew's worst nightmare were us Christians.

Actually, quite the opposite.

"The World Council of Churches, an ecumenical body which claims to represent 590 million Christians worldwide and based in Switzerland, will sponsor an event supporting the partition and Islamization of Jerusalem. The ”World Week for Peace in Palestine Israel” will go on from 22nd of September."

EXPOSÉ: A Christian Fatwa Against Israel - Op-Eds - Israel National News

 

[Sally]

Fortunately for the Jews the acts of Muslims have now united Christians & Jews like never before. Isn't that wonderful.

The Muslims and Jews got along reasonably well until recently. The Jew's worst nightmare were us Christians.

Actually, quite the opposite.

"The World Council of Churches, an ecumenical body which claims to represent 590 million Christians worldwide and based in Switzerland, will sponsor an event supporting the partition and Islamization of Jerusalem. The ”World Week for Peace in Palestine Israel” will go on from 22nd of September."

EXPOSÉ: A Christian Fatwa Against Israel - Op-Eds - Israel National News

Now isn't that strange that this group would close their eyes to the most persecuted group in the rest of the Middle East (which are the Christians) when the Christians have it pretty good in Israel.

World Council of Churches attacks Israel to no gain - The Commentator

 

[proudveteran06]

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

They did not leave on the advice of invading armies, that's a load of crap!

No one in their right mind leaves a place they've been living in for generations, just because someone asks them to!

That's one of the most ridiculous claims I've heard to date.


The truth is, they were driven out by Jewish terrorism.

More Pro Palestinian lies and dribble... You're a load of Crap !! The majority left because they were encouraged to do so by their Arab Counterparts who did not believe the JEWISH STATE had the right to exist . Noticed you don't condemn the Jews who were forced out of the Countries they resided in or the Centuries of Racism and AntiSemitism at the hands of the Arabs you bigoted Racist Big Mouth Hypocrite.

 

[Phoenall]

i Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?

What do the Palestinians have to do with what other Arab countries do or not do? Do the Spanish have anything to do with Argentina attacking the Falklands just because they are both Hispanic countries and speak Spanish?

Everything when the expulsion of the Jews was done in their name because of the failures of the combined arab forces. By your criteria what have the Jews to do with the Palestinians departure from their lands in april and may 1948, that was down to the arab commanders telling them to leave. Even the UN resolutions state this at the time and make it the responsibility of the arab states to give them reparations.

 

[Phoenall]

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

They did not leave on the advice of invading armies, that's a load of crap!

No one in their right mind leaves a place they've been living in for generations, just because someone asks them to!

That's one of the most ridiculous claims I've heard to date.


The truth is, they were driven out by Jewish terrorism.

So you are calling the Palestinians and the arab leaders LIARS are you, because this is exactly what they are saying and have been for the past 66 years

 

[Phoenall]

Not only were Jews forced our of Arab countries, so were the Palestinians. And no Arab country will grant their Palestinians a right of return either. How pleased the Arab countries were to have dumped the Palestinians on Israel.

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

/
The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

The Muslims and Jews got along reasonably well until recently. The Jew's worst nightmare were us Christians.

The muslims acted on the word of their god, and he told them to "KILL THE JEWS". It is all in your Koran and hadiths if you bother to read them

 

[Phoenall]

Fortunately for the Jews the acts of Muslims have now united Christians & Jews like never before. Isn't that wonderful.

The Muslims and Jews got along reasonably well until recently. The Jew's worst nightmare were us Christians.

Actually, quite the opposite.

"The World Council of Churches, an ecumenical body which claims to represent 590 million Christians worldwide and based in Switzerland, will sponsor an event supporting the partition and Islamization of Jerusalem. The ”World Week for Peace in Palestine Israel” will go on from 22nd of September."

EXPOSÉ: A Christian Fatwa Against Israel - Op-Eds - Israel National News

Did you ignore this little piece right at the top, or was it so against your views that you did deliberately did not include it


The Global Church ignores the threats to itself from the very Palestinian Arabs it supports, for the sake of Israel-bashing.


They are EXTREMISTS hiding behind the Christian Church and will be rooted out and face excommunication.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Fortunately for the Jews the acts of Muslims have now united Christians & Jews like never before. Isn't that wonderful.

Actually, quite the opposite.

"The World Council of Churches, an ecumenical body which claims to represent 590 million Christians worldwide and based in Switzerland, will sponsor an event supporting the partition and Islamization of Jerusalem. The ”World Week for Peace in Palestine Israel” will go on from 22nd of September."

EXPOSÉ: A Christian Fatwa Against Israel - Op-Eds - Israel National News

Now isn't that strange that this group would close their eyes to the most persecuted group in the rest of the Middle East (which are the Christians) when the Christians have it pretty good in Israel.

World Council of Churches attacks Israel to no gain - The Commentator

How many of those Christians own the same land, homes, and businesses that they had before the Nakba?

 

[P F Tinmore]

The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return? ? Telegraph Blogs

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The forgotten refugees: Jews forced out of Arab countries. What about their right of return?




By Ed West Politics Last updated: May 16th, 2011

430 Comments Comment on this article


Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, 1952. But Jews were dispossessed, too.

"Could the Arab Spring turn into a Palestinian summer?" asks the BBC. A dozen Palestinians were killed yesterday on Israeli's border on the anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian “catastrophe” of 1948 when 725,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homeland.

Almost everyone in Europe knows about the Nakba, which followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies, they have never been allowed back, and this is a running sore. Yet very few people know that 800,000 Jews were in turn forced out of Arab lands during this and subsequent years, on top of another 200,000 Jews from other Muslim countries such as Iran.


The above doesn't include centuries of abuse the Jewish people endured at the Hands of those Savages

although most refugees fled on the advice of invading Arab armies,

Do you have the statistics on that?

 

[toastman]

Actually, quite the opposite.

"The World Council of Churches, an ecumenical body which claims to represent 590 million Christians worldwide and based in Switzerland, will sponsor an event supporting the partition and Islamization of Jerusalem. The ”World Week for Peace in Palestine Israel” will go on from 22nd of September."

EXPOSÉ: A Christian Fatwa Against Israel - Op-Eds - Israel National News

Now isn't that strange that this group would close their eyes to the most persecuted group in the rest of the Middle East (which are the Christians) when the Christians have it pretty good in Israel.

World Council of Churches attacks Israel to no gain - The Commentator

How many of those Christians own the same land, homes, and businesses that they had before the Nakba?

How many Christians live in Israel because they choose to ?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Now isn't that strange that this group would close their eyes to the most persecuted group in the rest of the Middle East (which are the Christians) when the Christians have it pretty good in Israel.

World Council of Churches attacks Israel to no gain - The Commentator

How many of those Christians own the same land, homes, and businesses that they had before the Nakba?

How many Christians live in Israel because they choose to ?

Good question.

How many packed up and moved to Israel?

 

[toastman]

How many of those Christians own the same land, homes, and businesses that they had before the Nakba?

How many Christians live in Israel because they choose to ?

Good question.

How many packed up and moved to Israel?

About 200 000 .