The suffering of Sderot: how its true inhabitants were wiped from Israel's maps and memories The suffering of Sderot: how its true inhabitants were wiped from Israel's maps and memories - Comment - Voices - The Independent
In the era in which Israel gained independence and jordan was invented and pakistan was invented and many other countries were invented TENS OF MILLIONS of people were dispossessed of their ---little villages-----hundreds of jewish villages DISAPPEARED in arab muslim lands My husband has no chance of finding the burial places, or synagogues or yeshivas of his community which resided in a land for more than 2500 years----and was ultimately invaded by the dogs of arabia In fact he did mention that he would like to know where his grandfather---the one who died saving him from shariah shit----ended up----but it will not happen. Hubby was born in a country OF THE UK--- technically he is entitled to British citizenship-----his birth was registered with the local "authority"-----but somehow that country decided to deny he ever existed Tinnie----what is your point? you support the return of YATHRIB to THE JEWS? how about ALEXANDRIA AND BAGHDAD? Come to think of it-----the village in which my grandfather was born is gone too----but that was a long time ago----if he has stayed there, he would have ended up like the rest who lived in that place --in auschwitz Until I read stuff One of my professors in school---was a kind locally famous gastro-enterologist He bore an interesting surname "HAKODSI" "Ha" the 'Kodsi" person from the holy place. His family resided in Jerusalem ----that is east jerusalem---since before the roman sack of the city----ie for more than 2000 years -----thus the surname The residence of that communiy was ended by a starvation siege of East Jerusalem which started in 1947---the few survivors were rescued in 1948 Is that not interesting? that is how jordan STOLE EAST JERUSALEM
