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Because it never happened, certsinly not to any large degree. Actual histrory prior to zionism shows the opposite.I have is stories from my family...
Now, why can Jews return (except black Jews) and Palestinians cannot?
Probably millions, but not in Israel,How many Jews can prove they were expelled from land they actually owned?How many Arabs are over 69 and can prove they were expelled from land they actually owned?
How is this one so difficult to solve? The Israeli government, through law, guarantees Jews, regardless of where they dwell, to move to Israel. They only need to claim one Jewish grandparent to qualify and Israel must facilitate their immigration.
On the other hand, even though the right of return is guaranteed by international law, the Palestinians cannot.
How does Israel keep skirting this simple issue? And is this just more evidence that the zionists do not want peace?
My understanding is, that the vast majority of the expelled Palestinian people as well as those who are still there require this simple step if there is to be a true and lasting peace. It is clear in international law and understood in the international community this way. What is the big deal?
A civil war is not what we call it when an army from another continent conquers a people far away.The right of return in IHL is and has always been the right to return to your country of origin. It is really very simple and hardly worth a thread. In this, a civil war, the Jewish people have the right to return to Israel. And the Arab Palestinians have the right (will have the right) to return to Arab Palestine.
Under right of return laws, from what I understand, where the refugees live does not matter.Well, then, there is no right to return for the Arab Palestinians who are living on other continents. You can't have it both ways. Either the right to return exists for ALL peoples, or for none. You can't pick and choose which have it and which don't.
The Israeli government holds all the cards. It's that simple. Over a period of nearly a century the Jews gradually took away the homeland of the Palestinians with the backing of the US and Great Britain. Today they are just pushing the remainder out to the country in order to make sure there is no two state solution thus guaranteeing continued fighting in Middle East.How is this one so difficult to solve? The Israeli government, through law, guarantees Jews, regardless of where they dwell, to move to Israel. They only need to claim one Jewish grandparent to qualify and Israel must facilitate their immigration.
On the other hand, even though the right of return is guaranteed by international law, the Palestinians cannot.
How does Israel keep skirting this simple issue? And is this just more evidence that the zionists do not want peace?
My understanding is, that the vast majority of the expelled Palestinian people as well as those who are still there require this simple step if there is to be a true and lasting peace. It is clear in international law and understood in the international community this way. What is the big deal?
Under right of return laws, from what I understand, where the refugees live does not matter.Well, then, there is no right to return for the Arab Palestinians who are living on other continents. You can't have it both ways. Either the right to return exists for ALL peoples, or for none. You can't pick and choose which have it and which don't.
The Europeans though were literally FROM another continent and had never even been in Palestine... ever! Big difference.
You can only be speaking of their children whose rights of return to their parents homeland appears guaranteed in international law, no?There are plenty of Arab Palestinians who have never set foot in Palestine. They are literally from another continent. No right of return then. Can't have it both ways.
You can only be speaking of their children whose rights of return to their parents homeland appears guaranteed in international law, no?There are plenty of Arab Palestinians who have never set foot in Palestine. They are literally from another continent. No right of return then. Can't have it both ways.
You can only be speaking of their children whose rights of return to their parents homeland appears guaranteed in international law, no?There are plenty of Arab Palestinians who have never set foot in Palestine. They are literally from another continent. No right of return then. Can't have it both ways.
Well, the Palestinians and their children now total in the millions. Around 6 million in fact.About 900,000, who were expelled from Arab lands.
The Imams aren't telling you the whole story, little Islamonazi boy.
You can only be speaking of their children whose rights of return to their parents homeland appears guaranteed in international law, no?There are plenty of Arab Palestinians who have never set foot in Palestine. They are literally from another continent. No right of return then. Can't have it both ways.
You can only be speaking of their children whose rights of return to their parents homeland appears guaranteed in international law, no?There are plenty of Arab Palestinians who have never set foot in Palestine. They are literally from another continent. No right of return then. Can't have it both ways.
Yawn.,,, Making Israel have an Arab Majority with the Israelis having NO rights to E. Jerusalem (1948-1967) until Israel captured it. The Tinman IS funny!
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Because it never happened, certsinly not to any large degree. Actual histrory prior to zionism shows the opposite.I have is stories from my family...
Now, why can Jews return (except black Jews) and Palestinians cannot?
But that is exactly what abi is all about.Well, then, there is no right to return for the Arab Palestinians who are living on other continents. You can't have it both ways. Either the right to return exists for ALL peoples, or for none. You can't pick and choose which have it and which don't.
You can only be speaking of their children whose rights of return to their parents homeland appears guaranteed in international law, no?There are plenty of Arab Palestinians who have never set foot in Palestine. They are literally from another continent. No right of return then. Can't have it both ways.
Yawn.,,, Making Israel have an Arab Majority with the Israelis having NO rights to E. Jerusalem (1948-1967) until Israel captured it. The Tinman IS funny!
You can only be speaking of their children whose rights of return to their parents homeland appears guaranteed in international law, no?There are plenty of Arab Palestinians who have never set foot in Palestine. They are literally from another continent. No right of return then. Can't have it both ways.
Well, then, there is no right to return for the Arab Palestinians who are living on other continents. You can't have it both ways. Either the right to return exists for ALL peoples, or for none. You can't pick and choose which have it and which don't.
But that is exactly what abi is all about.
