Israeli Apartheid

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They can't move anywhere without going through checkpoints where they could end up getting shot, there are roads that are just for Israelis, there are crazed settlers armed to the teeth taking homes from Palestinians, keep digging.

YAWN Not in Israel Crazed settlers? If the Arabs didn’t try to decimate Israel in 67 there wouldn’t be any settlers

 

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YAWN .. Your “ maps” are greatly distorted In 1948 the UN declared that Israel declared its Independence The 67 War was the Result of a War the Arabs initiated Jordan formally annexed the W Bank and E Jerusalem in 1950 Gaza was always considered part of Egypt; even though not formally In 2005 Every Israeli Civilian was expelled from Gaza

 

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How do you know he did want to wear one, you don't you are just making shit up.

How do you know even though he did wear a SS uniform he didn’t have the Swastika on because it’s AGAINST THE LAW? You are just making shit up

 

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So, just out of curiosity, where are the OTHER Jewish homelands?

Not going to get a reply from the MORON

 

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YAWN Not in Israel Crazed settlers? If the Arabs didn’t try to decimate Israel in 67 there wouldn’t be any settlers

There have been settlers before 67 and they are insane crazies and violent.

 

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There have been settlers before 67 and they are insane crazies and violent.

Another lie! Prior to 67 there were NO Israelis in Gaza , West Bank, or E Jerusalem Jews weren’t even allowed in E Jerusalem to practice their religion at their Holy Sites

 

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Not going to get a reply from the MORON

Another lie! Prior to 67 there were NO Israelis in Gaza , West Bank, or E Jerusalem Jews weren’t even allowed in E Jerusalem to practice their religion at their Holy Sites

Another lie! Prior to 67 there were NO Israelis in Gaza , West Bank, or E Jerusalem Jews weren’t even allowed in E Jerusalem to practice their religion at their Holy Sites

Try telling the victims of this Nazi style war crime.

Explainer: The Deir Yassin Massacre | IMEU

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So who was responsibl

Try telling the victims of this Nazi style war crime.

Explainer: The Deir Yassin Massacre | IMEU

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YAWN…. Deflection. Nothing to refute my claim Try looking up The Hebron Massacre

 

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YAWN…. Deflection. Nothing to refute my claim Try looking up The Hebron Massacre

No, you try responding to the Israeli outrage i posted, Deir Yassin, it looks like two of the criminals responsible went on to become Israeli Prime Ministers, not to mention the Butcher of Bierut Ariel Sharon, he went on to carry out more massacres.

 

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No, you try responding to the Israeli outrage i posted, Deir Yassin, it looks like two of the criminals responsible went on to become Israeli Prime Ministers, not to mention the Butcher of Bierut Ariel Sharon, he went on to carry out more massacres.

"Hazam Nusseibi, who worked for the Palestine Broadcasting Service in 1948, admitted being told by Hussein Khalidi, a Palestinian Arab leader, to fabricate the atrocity claims. Abu Mahmud, a Deir Yassin resident in 1948 told Khalidi “there was no rape,” but Khalidi replied, “We have to say this, so the Arab armies will come to liberate Palestine from the Jews.” Nusseibeh told the BBC 50 years later, “This was our biggest mistake. We did not realize how our people would react. As soon as they heard that women had been raped at Deir Yassin, Palestinians fled in terror.”"

”Israel and the Arabs: The 50 Year Conflict,” BBC.

 

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"Hazam Nusseibi, who worked for the Palestine Broadcasting Service in 1948, admitted being told by Hussein Khalidi, a Palestinian Arab leader, to fabricate the atrocity claims. Abu Mahmud, a Deir Yassin resident in 1948 told Khalidi “there was no rape,” but Khalidi replied, “We have to say this, so the Arab armies will come to liberate Palestine from the Jews.” Nusseibeh told the BBC 50 years later, “This was our biggest mistake. We did not realize how our people would react. As soon as they heard that women had been raped at Deir Yassin, Palestinians fled in terror.”"

”Israel and the Arabs: The 50 Year Conflict,” BBC.

Well i think the murder of babies and old people is enough.

 

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No, you try responding to the Israeli outrage i posted, Deir Yassin, it looks like two of the criminals responsible went on to become Israeli Prime Ministers, not to mention the Butcher of Bierut Ariel Sharon, he went on to carry out more massacres.

No; You try responding to the Palestinian outrage I posted which happened BEFORE Deir Yassin

 

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Well i think the murder of babies and old people is enough.

"Begin stated that a small open truck fitted with a loudspeaker was driven to the entrance of the village before the attack and broadcast a warning to civilians to evacuate the area, which many did.40Most writers say the warning was never issued because the truck with the loudspeaker rolled into a ditch before it could broadcast the warning.41 One of the fighters said, the ditch was filled in and the truck continued on to the village. “One of us called out on the loudspeaker in Arabic, telling the inhabitants to put down their weapons and flee. I don’t know if they heard, and I know these appeals had no effect.”42"

40Menachem Begin, The Revolt, (NY: Nash Publishing, 1977), pp. xx-xxi, 162-163.
41See, for example, Amos Perlmutter, The Life and Times of Menachem Begin, (NY: Doubleday, 1987), p. 214; J. Bowyer Bell, Terror Out Of Zion, (NY: St. Martin’s Press, 1977), p. 292-96; Kurzman, p. 142.
42Uri Milstein, History of Israel’s War of Independence. Vol. IV, (Lanham: University Press of America. 1999), p. 262.

"Surprisingly, after the “massacre,” the Irgun escorted a representative of the Red Cross through the town and held a press conference. The New York Times’ subsequent description of the battle was essentially the same as Begin’s. The Times said more than 200 Arabs were killed, 40 captured and 70 women and children were released. No hint of a massacre appeared in the report."

Dana Adams Schmidt, “200 Arabs Killed, Stronghold Taken,” New York Times, (April 10, 1948).

“Paradoxically, the Jews say about 250 out of 400 village inhabitants [were killed], while Arab survivors say only 110 of 1,000.”45 A study by Bir Zeit University, based on discussions with each family from the village, arrived at a figure of 107 Arab civilians dead and 12 wounded, in addition to 13 “fighters,” evidence that the number of dead was smaller than claimed and that the village did have troops based there.46 Other Arab sources have subsequently suggested the number may have been even lower.47

In fact, the attackers left open an escape corridor from the village and more than 200 residents left unharmed. For example, at 9:30 A.M., about five hours after the fighting started, the Lehi evacuated 40 old men, women and children on trucks and took them to a base in Sheikh Bader. Later, the Arabs were taken to East Jerusalem. Seeing the Arabs in the hands of Jews also helped raise the morale of the people of Jerusalem who were despondent from the setbacks in the fighting to that point.48 Another source says 70 women and children were taken away and turned over to the British.49 If the intent was to massacre the inhabitants, no one would have been evacuated.
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45Kurzman, p. 148.
46Sharif Kanaana and Nihad Zitawi, “Deir Yassin,” Monograph No. 4, Destroyed Palestinian Villages Documentation Project, (Bir Zeit: Documentation Center of Bir Zeit University, 1987), p. 55.
47Sharif Kanaana, “Reinterpreting Deir Yassin,” Bir Zeit University, (April 1998).
48Milstein, p. 267
49Rami Nashashibi, “Dayr Yasin,” Bir Zeit University, (June 1996).

 

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"Begin stated that a small open truck fitted with a loudspeaker was driven to the entrance of the village before the attack and broadcast a warning to civilians to evacuate the area, which many did.40Most writers say the warning was never issued because the truck with the loudspeaker rolled into a ditch before it could broadcast the warning.41 One of the fighters said, the ditch was filled in and the truck continued on to the village. “One of us called out on the loudspeaker in Arabic, telling the inhabitants to put down their weapons and flee. I don’t know if they heard, and I know these appeals had no effect.”42"

40Menachem Begin, The Revolt, (NY: Nash Publishing, 1977), pp. xx-xxi, 162-163.
41See, for example, Amos Perlmutter, The Life and Times of Menachem Begin, (NY: Doubleday, 1987), p. 214; J. Bowyer Bell, Terror Out Of Zion, (NY: St. Martin’s Press, 1977), p. 292-96; Kurzman, p. 142.
42Uri Milstein, History of Israel’s War of Independence. Vol. IV, (Lanham: University Press of America. 1999), p. 262.

"Surprisingly, after the “massacre,” the Irgun escorted a representative of the Red Cross through the town and held a press conference. The New York Times’ subsequent description of the battle was essentially the same as Begin’s. The Times said more than 200 Arabs were killed, 40 captured and 70 women and children were released. No hint of a massacre appeared in the report."

Dana Adams Schmidt, “200 Arabs Killed, Stronghold Taken,” New York Times, (April 10, 1948).

“Paradoxically, the Jews say about 250 out of 400 village inhabitants [were killed], while Arab survivors say only 110 of 1,000.”45 A study by Bir Zeit University, based on discussions with each family from the village, arrived at a figure of 107 Arab civilians dead and 12 wounded, in addition to 13 “fighters,” evidence that the number of dead was smaller than claimed and that the village did have troops based there.46 Other Arab sources have subsequently suggested the number may have been even lower.47

In fact, the attackers left open an escape corridor from the village and more than 200 residents left unharmed. For example, at 9:30 A.M., about five hours after the fighting started, the Lehi evacuated 40 old men, women and children on trucks and took them to a base in Sheikh Bader. Later, the Arabs were taken to East Jerusalem. Seeing the Arabs in the hands of Jews also helped raise the morale of the people of Jerusalem who were despondent from the setbacks in the fighting to that point.48 Another source says 70 women and children were taken away and turned over to the British.49 If the intent was to massacre the inhabitants, no one would have been evacuated.
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45Kurzman, p. 148.
46Sharif Kanaana and Nihad Zitawi, “Deir Yassin,” Monograph No. 4, Destroyed Palestinian Villages Documentation Project, (Bir Zeit: Documentation Center of Bir Zeit University, 1987), p. 55.
47Sharif Kanaana, “Reinterpreting Deir Yassin,” Bir Zeit University, (April 1998).
48Milstein, p. 267
49Rami Nashashibi, “Dayr Yasin,” Bir Zeit University, (June 1996).

You don’t HONESTLY think you will get a response; do you? Yet they justify the HEBRON MASSACRE.

 

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"Begin stated that a small open truck fitted with a loudspeaker was driven to the entrance of the village before the attack and broadcast a warning to civilians to evacuate the area, which many did.40Most writers say the warning was never issued because the truck with the loudspeaker rolled into a ditch before it could broadcast the warning.41 One of the fighters said, the ditch was filled in and the truck continued on to the village. “One of us called out on the loudspeaker in Arabic, telling the inhabitants to put down their weapons and flee. I don’t know if they heard, and I know these appeals had no effect.”42"

40Menachem Begin, The Revolt, (NY: Nash Publishing, 1977), pp. xx-xxi, 162-163.
41See, for example, Amos Perlmutter, The Life and Times of Menachem Begin, (NY: Doubleday, 1987), p. 214; J. Bowyer Bell, Terror Out Of Zion, (NY: St. Martin’s Press, 1977), p. 292-96; Kurzman, p. 142.
42Uri Milstein, History of Israel’s War of Independence. Vol. IV, (Lanham: University Press of America. 1999), p. 262.

"Surprisingly, after the “massacre,” the Irgun escorted a representative of the Red Cross through the town and held a press conference. The New York Times’ subsequent description of the battle was essentially the same as Begin’s. The Times said more than 200 Arabs were killed, 40 captured and 70 women and children were released. No hint of a massacre appeared in the report."

Dana Adams Schmidt, “200 Arabs Killed, Stronghold Taken,” New York Times, (April 10, 1948).

“Paradoxically, the Jews say about 250 out of 400 village inhabitants [were killed], while Arab survivors say only 110 of 1,000.”45 A study by Bir Zeit University, based on discussions with each family from the village, arrived at a figure of 107 Arab civilians dead and 12 wounded, in addition to 13 “fighters,” evidence that the number of dead was smaller than claimed and that the village did have troops based there.46 Other Arab sources have subsequently suggested the number may have been even lower.47

In fact, the attackers left open an escape corridor from the village and more than 200 residents left unharmed. For example, at 9:30 A.M., about five hours after the fighting started, the Lehi evacuated 40 old men, women and children on trucks and took them to a base in Sheikh Bader. Later, the Arabs were taken to East Jerusalem. Seeing the Arabs in the hands of Jews also helped raise the morale of the people of Jerusalem who were despondent from the setbacks in the fighting to that point.48 Another source says 70 women and children were taken away and turned over to the British.49 If the intent was to massacre the inhabitants, no one would have been evacuated.
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45Kurzman, p. 148.
46Sharif Kanaana and Nihad Zitawi, “Deir Yassin,” Monograph No. 4, Destroyed Palestinian Villages Documentation Project, (Bir Zeit: Documentation Center of Bir Zeit University, 1987), p. 55.
47Sharif Kanaana, “Reinterpreting Deir Yassin,” Bir Zeit University, (April 1998).
48Milstein, p. 267
49Rami Nashashibi, “Dayr Yasin,” Bir Zeit University, (June 1996).

Cool story.

 

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You don’t HONESTLY think you will get a response; do you? Yet they justify the HEBRON MASSACRE.

The Hebron massacre was a response to Zionist colonization.

 

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The Hebron massacre was a response to Zionist colonization

No, you try responding to the Israeli outrage i posted, Deir Yassin, it looks like two of the criminals responsible went on to become Israeli Prime Ministers, not to mention the Butcher of Bierut Ariel Sharon, he went on to carry out more massacres.

No; You try responding to the Palestinian outrage which happened YEARS BEFORE

 

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The Hebron massacre was a response to Zionist colonization.

Another lie Hajj Amnal Hussenni didn’t believe the Jewish people had any right to the Wall so he had new construction built, bricks on top of the wall and excrement from mules behind it That’s why it happened

 

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Lara Friedman, President of Foundation for Middle East Peace​