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Within secure recognized borders, of course.Within which borders does the Jewish State have a right to exist?
Oh, that's easy. Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty. Annex I (a). Israel-Jordan International Boundary Delimitation and Demarcation, telling the facts, naming the names, of course.Specifically, what's Israel's Eastern border?
The whole expanse of the arab states, of course. They are supposed to be brothers-sisters, or so they say, aren't they?How much room will be left for six million Arabs?
Oh, so, if they hadn't, the Saudi Arabia wasn't established to be an arab state?How many Jewish children have Saudis killed?The Saudi Arabia was established to be an arab state, etc.. Counterpunch are dumbass masturbants, of course.The CounterPunch POV: "Israel was established to be a Jewish state.
Are you delusional enough to believe five million Jews will transfer six million Arabs out of Palestine?Within secure recognized borders, of course.Within which borders does the Jewish State have a right to exist?Oh, that's easy. Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty. Annex I (a). Israel-Jordan International Boundary Delimitation and Demarcation, telling the facts, naming the names, of course.Specifically, what's Israel's Eastern border?The whole expanse of the arab states, of course. They are supposed to be brothers-sisters, or so they say, aren't they?How much room will be left for six million Arabs?
In most countries citizenship and nationality afford equal rights.georgephillip, et al,
This is (actually) a good question.
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When you say the State of Israel is a democracy, what Eastern border for the Jewish state are you assuming. If Israel encompasses all the land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan and there are almost a million more Arabs than Jews living there, I don't see how Jewish rule and democracy are compatible.
I see the Palestinians of today in opposition to nearly a century of "creeping annexation and transfer" policies at the hands of the Zionists.
The democratic/parliamentary aspect of Israel is based on the citizenry of Israel and not borders. As we all know, the entire issue of borders is argumentative in nature. It is exceptionally hard to discuss the topic without it disintegrating in an uncivil manner. But all throughout the lands controlled by Israel, there are citizens of the state. And they have representation in the Knesset. Thus, similar to the US/UK style of government, they are a representative-democracy. And just like in the US/UK, you only have a voice if you are a citizen; not resident aliens or other non-citizens.
Now, citizenship, like in the US/UK is not based on religious affiliation. So, there are many non-Jewish citizens of Israel.
According to Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics, the Arab population in 2010 was estimated at 1,573,000, representing 20.4% of the country's population.[4] The majority of these identify themselves as Arab or Palestinian by nationality and Israeli by citizenship.[5][6][7]
SOURCE: Arab citizens of Israel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Most Respectfully,
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Whose rights are being violated and negated in today's Palestine:Palestine has been under the boot of external interference since the demise of the Ottoman empire. Violations of their rights do not negate those rights.
ROFLMAO what an idiot----obviously never met an arab-------from the arabi islamicist POV----palestine was UNDER THE BOOT OF THE OTTOMANS -----for the record---it was the OTTOMANS WHO HAPPILY SOLD LAND TO JEWS ----and by so doing---moderated the filth and stink of shariah. Erdogan is now SEEKING LOVE----by promising to faithfully lick the ass of the rapist and impose the racist filth of shariah ---in order to realize his IMPERAILIST PIG AMBITIONS
(COMMENT)In most countries citizenship and nationality afford equal rights.
That doesn't seem to be the case in Israel, at least according to non-Jews:
"There is no such thing as 'Israeli' nationality.
● Jewish Nationality, however, is recognized. It is governed by the Law of
Return (1950) which automatically assigns 'Jewish nationality' to every
Jewish person in the world.
● The Law of Return (1950) states a Jewish national is:
born of Jewish mother or has become converted to Judaism
and is not a member of any other religion.
● Rights of nationality are also vested in:
a child/grandchild of a Jew,
the spouse of a Jew,
the spouse of a child of a Jew,
or the spouse of a grandchild of a Jew
unless they have been a Jew and voluntarily changed their religion."
http://www2.ohchr.org/english/bodies/hrc/docs/ngos/BADIL_Israel-CERD80.pdf
No, to Egypt.So if the Pals all turn Jewish, they can all go back to Israel?
No, to Egypt.So if the Pals all turn Jewish, they can all go back to Israel?
So if the Pals all turn Jewish, they can all go back to Israel?
"From 1993 to 2003 between 100,000 and 140,000 Palestinians from West Bank and Gaza became legal residents and have settled in Israel. After 2003 the process was halted as a result of Israeli Nationality and Entry Law."
Palestinian immigration (Israel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Clearly the Zionist terrorism of "creeping annexation" and "creeping transfer" will never be acceptable to Palestinian Arabs."From 1993 to 2003 between 100,000 and 140,000 Palestinians from West Bank and Gaza became legal residents and have settled in Israel. After 2003 the process was halted as a result of Israeli Nationality and Entry Law."
Palestinian immigration (Israel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Indeed, during the second intifada, citizenship through family reunification was suspended, because some of these new Israeli citizens were implicated in terrorism and later the law was amended so that applicants were subjected to more thorough security examinations. The Arab who placed the bomb on a Tel Aviv bus recently, was one of those who became an Israeli citizen through the family reunification law.
Clearly, when the Israelis hoped the Palestinian Arabs had decided to live with them in peace, Arabs who wanted to emigrate to Israel were welcomed, but that hope was lost during the second intifada.
Clearly the Zionist terrorism of "creeping annexation" and "creeping transfer" will never be acceptable to Palestinian Arabs."From 1993 to 2003 between 100,000 and 140,000 Palestinians from West Bank and Gaza became legal residents and have settled in Israel. After 2003 the process was halted as a result of Israeli Nationality and Entry Law."
Palestinian immigration (Israel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Indeed, during the second intifada, citizenship through family reunification was suspended, because some of these new Israeli citizens were implicated in terrorism and later the law was amended so that applicants were subjected to more thorough security examinations. The Arab who placed the bomb on a Tel Aviv bus recently, was one of those who became an Israeli citizen through the family reunification law.
Clearly, when the Israelis hoped the Palestinian Arabs had decided to live with them in peace, Arabs who wanted to emigrate to Israel were welcomed, but that hope was lost during the second intifada.
Five million Jews think their G-d gave them the right to rule over six million Arabs.
That's a totalitarian ideology that depends on BILLION$ of US tax dollars to maintain.
Not so much for alleged Andulusian apoplexy.
Five million Jews think their G-d gave them the right to rule over six million Arabs.
Five million Jews think their G-d gave them the right to rule over six million Arabs.
Where did you get your math degree, University of clowns?
"According to these Israeli and Palestinian estimates, the population in Israel and the Palestinian Territories stands at 9.8–10.8 million."Five million Jews think their G-d gave them the right to rule over six million Arabs.
Where did you get your math degree, University of clowns?
