The Right To Destroy Jewish History

[Shusha]

Code Name: "The Awakening of the Gate of Mercy" - the most severe crisis since the metal detectors affair

The Jerusalem police arrested Sheikh Abd al-'Azim Salhab, chairman of the new Islamic Waqf council, and Sheikh Najah, the deputy head of the Waqf administration on the Temple Mount.

Last Friday, in a well-organized operation of the new Islamic Waqf Council, which was shared by Jordan and the PA, which was dubbed the "Awakening of the Gate of Mercy" (Al-Rahma Arabic), thousands of Muslim worshipers took over the Temple of Mercy on the Temple Mount, The Palestinian flag on its roof and held a mass prayer after it had been closed for the last 16 years.

According to a report on Al-Jazeera, the head of the new Waqf Council Sheikh Abd al-'Azim Salhab, Mufti Muhammad Hussein, Adnan al-Husseini, the minister of Jerusalem affairs in the PA, and Fatah chief Hatem Abd al-Qader physically led the thousands of worshipers to the Sha'ar HaRachamim Friday at the Temple Mount.

The Islamic Waqf Council began cleaning work at the Sha'ar HaRachamim compound after prayers and the council head Sheikh Salhab announced that the building would remain open to the worshipers and that the council would begin renovations to turn the building into a large prayer house.

According to Waqf officials, the decision was made at the first meeting Of the new council on February 14, the council members even visited the site and were impressed by what was happening on the ground. One of the reasons for the decision was that Israel should be preceded by a desire to build a synagogue there.

Israel preferred not to confront the thousands of worshipers. The Jerusalem Police evacuated the police station on the roof of the Sha'ar HaRachamim building last Thursday. Police held preventive arrests in East Jerusalem of about 60 activists on the Temple Mount, but the arrests did not prevent the takeover of the Gate of Mercy.

The Palestinians see the takeover of the Temple Gate as another important achievement, after the victory over the crisis of placing the magnumeters at the gates of the Temple Mount in July 2017. In the campaign for control of the Temple Mount and East Jerusalem ahead of the publication of President Trump's "Deal of the Century"

An editorial in the Jerusalem-based Al-Quds newspaper on February 23 defined the campaign on the Gate of Mercy as "another honorable chapter in Palestinian history of struggle and steadfastness."

The Palestinian takeover of the the Gate of Mercy structure is reminiscent of the takeover of the Temple Mount by the northern branch of the Islamic Movement headed by Sheikh Ra'ed Salah on the Temple Mount in 1996, which was renovated and turned into a large mosque. The Palestinian takeover of the Sha'ar HaRachamim building constitutes a change in the status quo that has existed on the Temple Mount in recent years, in a unilateral step coordinated between Jordan and the PA, contrary to Israel's position.

A new leadership for East Jerusalem residents
According to senior Fatah figures, one of the goals of the establishment of the new expanded Islamic Waqf Council, in cooperation with PA and Fatah representatives, was a direct lesson from the events of the crisis of placing magnumometers at the Temple Mount gates in July 2017. The Islamic Waqf representatives, The city without the involvement of the PA.

The closure of the Orient House building and the East Jerusalem Chamber of Commerce have created a vacuum over the past few years under the leadership of residents of East Jerusalem. Israel's ban on PA activity in East Jerusalem and the measures taken against Adnan Ghait, governor of the new Jerusalem district on behalf of the PA, increased the vacuum that the new Islamic Waqf Council, which enjoys the support of the royal palace in Jordan and the leadership of the PA, has now stepped in.

Hatem Abd al-Qader, a Fatah activist and a member of the new council, told Al-Agial radio station on February 23 that the new council has a new strategic plan to protect the Al-Aqsa Mosque and Jerusalem. It has many properties in the Old City and houses thousands of houses And it will also fight the phenomenon of home sales to Jews.

According to Fatah sources, the Israeli government will find it difficult to fight the new council, which is supported by Jordan and the PA, since according to an agreement Peace with Jordan Since 1994, the Jordanians have a special status of Custodian of the Holy Places in Jerusalem. However, the unilateral opening of the Gate of Mercy by force in violation of the court order without coordination with Israel constitutes a serious breach of the peace treaty between Jordan and Israel and a breach of the agreement Oslo.

Strengthening the principle of "popular resistance" Senior Fatah officials view the Palestinian takeover of the Temple Mount Gate as another success of the popular resistance strategy advocated by Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas in recent years, namely, widespread popular activity against Israel without the use of firearms. The Islamic Waqf Council adopted the same method as the one used by the police on the Temple Mount in July 2017. It drove thousands of Muslim worshipers to the Gate of Mercy and took control of it, believing that the Jerusalem police would not dare confront them in the Temple Mount compound because of the international implications of such a move. Mustafa Barghouti, secretary-general of the Palestinian Initiative, said that the recent events "are proof of the strength of the popular resistance that must be strengthened and extended to all of Palestine." The Palestinians are now waiting to see the response of the Israeli government to their takeover of the Sha'ar HaRachamim compound, which is a serious blow to Israeli sovereignty over the Temple Mount. If Israel does not respond appropriately, this will be considered weakness and this has important implications for the continuation of the struggle for control over the Temple Mount and East Jerusalem President Trump's "Deal of the Century".

Jerusalem Center of Public and Strategic Affairs - "The Awakening of the Gate of Mercy"

Oh. There are SO many problems with this. I hardly know where to start.

I have no problem with Muslims accessing and sharing the Temple Mount. I believe this is in keeping with Jewish theology and G-d's Intent for the the Temple Mount area. (Of course, with some understandings, but...let's not complicate things here). It is also fully in accordance with Article 9 of the Jordan/Israel peace treaty.

That said, Israel has an absolute obligation to ensure the protection of places of historical and archaeological value. Further, Israel has an absolute obligation -- as sovereign -- to ensure the safety and protection of all citizens and visitors to the Holy Places, which includes the obligation to prevent access if necessary or to restrict or monitor access with security precautions.

The complicating factor is that Muslim insistence on exclusivity backed up with terrorism is working. It HAS made Israel act, or refuse to act, in entirely appropriate ways. It restricts Israel's action because of the fear of retaliation -- not just of locals, but of the wider Arab world.

What I would WANT Israel to do is to insist upon equality on the Temple Mount. Equality of access, equality of prayer, equality of worship, equality of space and buildings. And I would WANT Israel to continue to exert her sovereignty, yes in co-operation with Jordan. I want Israel to absolutely, conclusively and physically prevent unilateral actions by Muslims to control the space.

But would the cost be too great?

 

[Sixties Fan]

Muslim identification with the Jews regarding the Temple Mount is manifest in a rare tradition, which divulges the initial ties to Jewish sentiment, before its dissociation:

From Kaʿb al-Ahḅ ār, it is written in one of the holy books: “Ayrūshalāyim, which means Jerusalem (Bayt al-Maqdis), and the Rock which is called the Temple (al-haykal). I shall send to you my servant ʿAbd al-Malik, who will build you and adorn you. I shall surely restore to Bayt al-Maqdis its first kingdom, and I shall crown it with gold and silver and gems. And I shall surely send to you my creatures. And I shall surely place my throne of glory on the Rock, since I am the sovereign God, and David is the King of the Children of Israel”.

Note the use of the name Ayrūshalayim in its Biblical form, with a translation of the name, and the lām and nūn al-taʾākīd, laying stress on the verbs, and giving it a prophetic aura. The last sentence has clear Jewish connotations. In fact, according to this tradition the temple will be reinstated by ʿAbd al-Malik after which God will once again place his throne of glory there.

The mention of David, the king of the children of Israel here, leaves no doubt that the aim is to restore the ancient Jewish Temple.

This rare tradition exposing the initial connection to Jewish tradition, which was identified as one of the Isrāʾīliyyāt, was later adapted and censured, leaving out David and the Children of Israel.

The idea that God’s throne was located on the rock is an ancient Jewish idea. The Ark of the Covenant was conceived as God’s throne or footstool and Jeremiah prophesies that the whole of Jerusalem will replace the ark as God’s throne (Jer. 3: 16–7). Jewish legend speaks about the “lower throne” which is found underneath the “heavenly throne” and in fact reaches all the way up to it.81 This tradition resonates in Muslim literature as well. Ibn al-Murajjā cites the convert Kaʿb al-Ahḅ ār: “It is said in the Torah that [Allah] said to the Rock of Bayt al-Maqdis: you are my lowest throne and from you I ascended to heaven...”. Rosen-Ayalon and Shani claim that the inside of the Dome itself in fact attempts to portray the setting of God’s throne. This idea goes hand-in-hand with many other features attributed to the sakhra ̣ or to bayt al-maqdis in Muslim tradition which originate in Jewish tradition.




Muslims have always known that the Temple Mount is the site of the Jewish Temples. The Arabic words to refer to the area - Bayt al-Maqdis and Haykal - are directly taken from the Hebrew descriptions of the Temple.

Only in this generation are Muslims being taught otherwise - for purely political and antisemitic reasons.

(full article online)

Early sources prove that Muslims chose to build the Dome of the Rock on the site of the Jewish Temples ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[LA RAM FAN]

Yes they do...when the Israeli narrative diverges so far from the Palestinian one that essentially disenfranchises it then yes it is a denial.

1948 no catastrophe says Israel, as term nakba banned from Arab children's textbooks

And of everything that the zionists do to demonize Israel, this is some of the most heinous.

 

[Sixties Fan]

All narratives are not equal ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

This pact, which is known in Arabic as the al-ʿUhda al-ʿUmariyya, has been questioned as to its authenticity, and many versions exist. The seemingly most authoritative version, recorded by al-Tabari, includes:

This is the assurance of safety [aman] which the servant of God Umar, the Commander of the Faithful, has given to the people of Jerusalem. He has given them an assurance of safety for themselves, for their property, their churches, their crosses, the sick and healthy of the city and for all the rituals which belong to their religion. Their churches will not be inhabited by Muslims and will not be destroyed. Neither they, nor the land on which they stand, nor their cross, nor their property will be damaged. They will not be forcibly converted. No Jew will live with them in Jerusalem.*When al-Tamimi refers to Umar's promise to Christians he is further erasing Jewish history.

The Vatican officials are of course too polite to object to explicit antisemitism by the Waqf representative in a ceremony meant to celebrate commonality between the two religions. Throwing Jews under the bus is a small price to pay.

Oh, and Arab news sites are reporting Tamimi's words as if the Vatican agrees.

(full article online)

Muslim leader denies Jewish rights in Jerusalem to Vatican representatives ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Mindful]

In case you cannot imagine what religious freedom would look if, G-d forbid, the palestinians were in control of what they consider “Palestine”, allow this post from the Palestinian Information Center to inform you:




In other words, Jews praying at the Western Wall, one of their holiest sites in Judaism* on the eve of the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, angers the palestinian Arabs, who even consider this site to be theirs.


Hamas’ tweet on the matter is just as instructive.

A Hint As To What Jewish Freedom of Worship Would Look Like Under a Palestinian State

 

[Mindful]

^the holiest happens to be where the Muslims built their mosque hundreds of years after the Jewish Temple that stood there was destroyed.

 

[rylah]

Heavy destruction prevented at the Hasmonean Archeological Site,
a unique site from the Second Temple period located near Jericho

The Civil Administration Inspectorate yesterday (Sunday), in conjunction with the Archaeology Unit and the Jericho Coordination and Liaison Office, prevented illegal work on archaeological lands near the Hasmonean palaces.

During a routine tour, a truck was identified and two power shovel conducted ground preparations without a permit. The vehicles and the truck were confiscated at the scene, with blocks, cement and building materials destined for illegal work at the site.

Last Thursday, an enforcement action was held in the area against another truck. The truck contained equipment intended for illegal construction near ancient Jewish burial caves.

A soldier walking towards construction vehicles at an illegal construction site in the West Bank. (photo credit: Courtesy)

All captured vehicles were taken to the confiscation lot, and their owners were detained for interrogation by the Ma'aleh Adumim police. The confiscation of the vehicles and the cessation of illegal works prevented significant damage and destruction of ancient archaeological findings discovered at the Hasmonean palaces.

Hasmonean palaces are a unique archaeological and historical site of its kind illustrating the Hasmonean life of the Second Temple period just before the destruction of the house. The area is saturated with burial caves from the area, with which you can learn about the three generations of Hasmoneans buried there.

Civil Administration Archeology Officer Hanania Hizmi said: "The historic sites in Judea and Samaria cannot be damaged.The archaeology unit works tirelessly to develop and preserve the archaeological sites in Judea and Samaria as well as to prevent the destruction of all sites, and the Hasmonean palaces in particular."

Director of the Civilian Control Unit, Marco Ben Shabbat, added: "The Control Unit routinely works to prevent illegal work and to keep the law in Judea and Samaria. We will continue to eradicate the illegal construction phenomenon on archaeological sites, which is a violation of the law, in all the tools at our disposal."

Remains of a Second Temple era palace

Source: Israel National News

Additional articles:
Israel Prevents Illegal Arab Construction from Destroying Second Temple Era Palaces (video incl.)
OFFICIALS STOP ILLEGAL BUILDING BY PALACES OF SECOND TEMPLE 'HANUKKAH HERO'

 

[Mindful]

 

[Sixties Fan]

Arbid, who is a member of the terror organization Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, was hospitalized for 2 weeks soon after his arrest, and the Palestinian Authority claimed that it was a result of his interrogation. Having allegedly been injured by Jews, the official PA daily published a cartoon portraying the terrorist as Jesus on the cross.

Portraying a Palestinian terrorist suspected of murder as Jesus is in keeping with the PA’s rewriting history and its fundamental support of terror, which claims that Jesus was the first Palestinian "Martyr", and that terrorist murderers are heroes.

(full article online)

Palestinian terrorist is like Jesus, according to official PA daily | PMW Analysis

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ The latest from the "lets pay to kill Jews" gang ]


In a recent sermon, a top PA religious official demonized two leaders who were instrumental in bringing about the creation of the State of Israel. PA’s Supreme Shari’ah Judge and Chairman of the Supreme Council for Shari'ah Justice, Mahmoud Al-Habbash, who is also a former advisor to PA Chairman Abbas, claimed that in the time before the creation of the State of Israel, then British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour was an “anti-Semite,” and then leader of the Zionist movement Theodor Herzl wanted to “empty Palestine” of Palestinians and send them “to Africa, so that the wild animals [would] eat them”:

“When Herzl came to Palestine, he found in it a people, culture, and progress and said: ‘How can the Jews immigrate here? How can the state of the Jews be established here? There is a people here. We want a land without a people. Therefore, we, and Britain, and the Western states must act to empty Palestine of its residents, its people, and throw them into the desert. And we can take them to Africa’ – thus he said – ‘so the wild animals will eat them and we will be rid of the so-called Palestinian people, so that Palestine will become “a land without a people for a people without a land.”’”

[Official PA TV, Nov. 1, 2019]

Al-Habbash denied any presence of Jews in the Land of Israel, stating that Lord Balfour was an “anti-Semite” who wanted to “be rid of the Jews” and therefore brought “foreign people with no connection to the land” and “planted them as thorns” in Palestine. Al-Habbash’s demonization of Herzl and Balfour is part of the PA’s false narrative, which claims that only Palestinians have a history in the Land of Israel, and that the Jews and the British conspired to empty the land of Palestinians to create a homeland for the Jews and a colonial stronghold for the British in the Middle East. To create a rationale for the British support of “Palestine” as a homeland for the Jews, Al-Habbash – and the PA narrative in general – turn Balfour and the British at large into anti-Semites who wanted to get rid of the Jews:

(full article online)

Herzl wanted to send Palestinians "to Africa, so wild animals [would] eat them," and Balfour was "an anti-Semite," according to top PA official | PMW Analysis

 

[Sixties Fan]

"Not one person mentioned in that video would have self-identified as 'Palestinian,'" blogger Elder of Ziyon wrote. "They were Jews (with a Greek or two thrown in.) Calling Jesus 'Palestinian' makes as much sense as calling King David 'Palestinian' and it is very offensive. Appropriating Jewish history itself is much more offensive than people calling falafel 'Israeli.'"

Daniel Schwammenthal, the director of the American Jewish Committee's Transatlantic Institute, tweeted, "Is there anything sadder than trying to steal another people's history? The inventor of the Jenin massacre blood libel, @ErakatSaeb, promotes another big lie: Jesus was... Palestinian. This version of that tired historical appropriation is from @BernieSanders surrogate @AmerZahr."

(full article online)

Christmas Cultural Appropriation Palestinian Style

 

[Sixties Fan]

It used to be confined to an annual piece of theater staged by the Palestinian Authority every Christmas. The festivities in P.A.-governed Bethlehem are primarily aimed at promoting Christian tourism. But statements alleging that Jesus was a Palestinian have always accompanied the activities there, including a parade to the Church of the Nativity.

The efforts by the late terrorist chieftain Yasser Arafat and Mahmoud Abbas, his successor as head of the P.A., to appropriate Christmas as a prop for their war on Israel have generally been dismissed as holiday nonsense by sensible people. But there’s more to this than just the desire of the Palestinian leadership to exploit the fact that the international press pays attention to events in the otherwise sleepy city in the Judean hills south of Jerusalem once a year.

At the heart of this effort is something far more insidious than what has seemed at times to be more of a P.A. attempt at photo-bombing the Christmas Eve coverage than doing any substantial harm to Israel’s image. Promoting the claim that Jesus was a Palestinian or that the Arab inhabitants of what was called Judea 2,000 years are the real Jews is denying and delegitimizing Jewish history and identity. Though some who either rationalize or wink at these Palestinians claims think this is basically harmless, it’s nothing less than a classic theme of anti-Semitism, whose ultimate goal is the destruction of Israel and the genocide of the real Jews.

These libels are not just being put forward by Abbas, who is serving in 15th year of a four-year term as P.A. president, elected back in 2005. The popular British graffiti artist Banksy has joined in the effort to make Christmas an anti-Israel holiday. He created a work called “Scar of Bethlehem” on display in a hotel there in which the traditional nativity scene is shown in front of a depiction of the security barrier that separates the West Bank from Israel with a bomb blast standing in for the usual Christmas star.

(full article online)

Time to shut down the Palestinian Hanukkah and Christmas scams

 

[Sixties Fan]

As 2019 ended, the Palestinian Authority emphasized that it views the entire State of Israel as “Palestine” and rewards anyone who reinforces this message. Accordingly the PA Ministry of Education awarded first prize in an art competition to a student who in her painting included the PA map of “Palestine,” which presents all of Israel as part of “Palestine” together with the PA areas and the Gaza Strip.

The painting – representing “the Palestinian teacher’s struggle in building the pillars of knowledge” – shows a teacher inside the map of “Palestine” holding a book with the Palestinian flag while building a boy out of puzzle pieces. [Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, Dec. 27, 2019]

Joining the PA Ministry of Education in awarding this painting first prize were several PA officials, including Fatah Central Committee Secretary Jibril Rajoub (far left in photo above), Ramallah District Governor Laila Ghannam (right of artist Maira Ghneim) and PA Prime Minister Dr. Muhammad Shtayyeh who presented the prize at a ceremony for Palestinian Teacher’s Day in Ramallah.

The PA uses this map denying Israel's existence in all contexts, as documented repeatedly by Palestinian Media Watch.

(full article online)

PA rewards teaching that "Palestine" erases all of Israel | PMW Analysis

 

[CWayne]

Now that Jerusalem is off the table for negotiations, the Palestinians have a golden opportunity to now seek peace with Israel before they lose even more.

Can you simultaneously colonize your neighbors and still claim you want peace?

Can you deny Israel has the Right to Exist and still want “ peace’?

Let us not discuss that.
They always end up moving the conversation to the "Jews".

What right do the Arabs who call themselves Palestinians have of destroying Jewish History. That is what I would love to find out.

It's not about rights, it's about power.

Agreed. Israel can and possibly should destroy the Palestinians, man; woman, child.

After all, all it takes is power and in the face of Israeli power, the Palestinians are helpless.

But never mind. I see you can't follow the conversation unless you get to deflect it off-topic.

The Palestinians, are free do destroy their won heritage as they see fit, as long as they destroy no other.

That is the concern. Why are they not being held to account for the destruction of Jewish history? No one really cares about theirs.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Either way, no Muslim would ever say that the Buraq Wall is more sacred than the Al Aqsa Mosque. To say that the mosque has no meaning without the Kotel - the one place that Jews have venerated for centuries when banned from even visiting the Temple Mount itself - is proof positive that the entire Palestinian narrative is a series of lies.

Is there any clearer evidence that the entire Palestinian claim is not meant to assert any historic or legal rights, but to destroy Jewish rights? Literally every Jewish shrine in the Holy Land is claimed by the Palestinians to be their own, which is a hell of a coincidence. And they have been strident in saying that the Kotel was theirs as well, the Palestinian TV only recently telling viewers that Palestinians must defend their rights to the site with their lives.

The rest of the Fatah article is filled with such lies, as in this section still in the first paragraph, where it says "history proves that Palestine with its capital, Jerusalem, is Arab before the feet of the first Jew entered (Joshua bin Nun.)" The Palestinians now claim to be descended from the Jebusites, a tribe that has no evidence of existence beyond the Jewish Scriptures, who have no evidence of being Arab.

(full article online)

Palestinians now say their most important shrine is - the Western Wall! ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[rylah]

Jewish holy sites taken over by Arab Muslims
A list of Jewish Holy Sites destroyed by Arab Muslims as well as sites where they built mosques as a symbol of Islamic supremacy over Judaism.

 

[toastman]

[ The latest from the "lets pay to kill Jews" gang ]


In a recent sermon, a top PA religious official demonized two leaders who were instrumental in bringing about the creation of the State of Israel. PA’s Supreme Shari’ah Judge and Chairman of the Supreme Council for Shari'ah Justice, Mahmoud Al-Habbash, who is also a former advisor to PA Chairman Abbas, claimed that in the time before the creation of the State of Israel, then British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour was an “anti-Semite,” and then leader of the Zionist movement Theodor Herzl wanted to “empty Palestine” of Palestinians and send them “to Africa, so that the wild animals [would] eat them”:

“When Herzl came to Palestine, he found in it a people, culture, and progress and said: ‘How can the Jews immigrate here? How can the state of the Jews be established here? There is a people here. We want a land without a people. Therefore, we, and Britain, and the Western states must act to empty Palestine of its residents, its people, and throw them into the desert. And we can take them to Africa’ – thus he said – ‘so the wild animals will eat them and we will be rid of the so-called Palestinian people, so that Palestine will become “a land without a people for a people without a land.”’”

[Official PA TV, Nov. 1, 2019]

Al-Habbash denied any presence of Jews in the Land of Israel, stating that Lord Balfour was an “anti-Semite” who wanted to “be rid of the Jews” and therefore brought “foreign people with no connection to the land” and “planted them as thorns” in Palestine. Al-Habbash’s demonization of Herzl and Balfour is part of the PA’s false narrative, which claims that only Palestinians have a history in the Land of Israel, and that the Jews and the British conspired to empty the land of Palestinians to create a homeland for the Jews and a colonial stronghold for the British in the Middle East. To create a rationale for the British support of “Palestine” as a homeland for the Jews, Al-Habbash – and the PA narrative in general – turn Balfour and the British at large into anti-Semites who wanted to get rid of the Jews:

(full article online)

Herzl wanted to send Palestinians "to Africa, so wild animals [would] eat them," and Balfour was "an anti-Semite," according to top PA official | PMW Analysis

And this here is exactly what builds hate generation after generation, teaching children to hate the Jewish State..

 

[Sixties Fan]

As I was researching the broadcast announcements in Palestinian Arab schools I came across this one from 2017 that has a "Did you know?" section about how important Palestinians have been in history.

2- Did you know that the Palestinian emperor of Rome was the one who ordered the expulsion of the Jews from Jerusalem due to their lack of politeness and their hatred against Christianity and Christians at that time?Palestinians are trying to take credit for expelling Jews from Jerusalem - for the crime of being "impolite!"

In reality, the emperor who expelled the Jews from Jerusalem in 136 CE was Hadrian, born in Italy.

3- Did you know that the first historian in the world is Syoss Cassiros, who is Palestinian and whose book Pleistino is still preserved in the Louvre Museum ..
They appear to be referring to Simonides of Ceos (who was a poet, not a historian) and possibly his book now known as the Palatine Anthology of which part of it is in Paris. Simonides was born in Greece, not "Palestine."

(full article online)

Palestinian schools teach that "the first historian was Palestinian," "A Palestinian Roman expelled Jews from Jerusalem" ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[ForeverYoung436]

Now that Jerusalem is off the table for negotiations, the Palestinians have a golden opportunity to now seek peace with Israel before they lose even more.

Can you simultaneously colonize your neighbors and still claim you want peace?

Can you deny Israel has the Right to Exist and still want “ peace’?

Let us not discuss that.
They always end up moving the conversation to the "Jews".

What right do the Arabs who call themselves Palestinians have of destroying Jewish History. That is what I would love to find out.

It's not about rights, it's about power.

Agreed. Israel can and possibly should destroy the Palestinians, man; woman, child.

After all, all it takes is power and in the face of Israeli power, the Palestinians are helpless.

But never mind. I see you can't follow the conversation unless you get to deflect it off-topic.

The Palestinians, are free do destroy their won heritage as they see fit, as long as they destroy no other.

That is the concern. Why are they not being held to account for the destruction of Jewish history? No one really cares about theirs.

The Palestinians have no history, unique culture or heritage. So they try to destroy Jewish history in Eretz Yisrael (the Land of Israel).