Weatherman2020
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John Ross was the leader of the Cherokee people from 1822-1866.Do tell us who the head of the Palestinian people was 150 years ago then.There is today a Palestinian people, there has never been a cherokee, Sioux or Blackfoot state, yet they existThere never has been a Palestine State, so any oath is meaningless.What if the Arab population of Palestine, required of every jew immigrant an oath to the Palestinian state before landingWhat percent of Palestinians would take such an oath for Israel?
Deport those that will not.
I can tell you who the Indian tribes had has leaders then.
It depends on which religion. In the mid 1800s, for the Christians Giuseppe Valerga headed up the Roman Catholics and Procopius II headed up the Orthodox. The Druze had their own leader and so did the Sunni. Like the various native american tribes had different leaders. The equivalent of the "governor" of the Sanjak was always an Ottoman Turk, basically a foreign ruler. Interestingly, these "governors" communicated with the local leadership in French, as they only spoke Ottoman Turk and French that they studied as a foreign language.
Who was the leader of the Palestinians?