10 wounded by Israeli demolition of Palestinian buildings.

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Herewegoagain, SassyIrishLass and taz are right, sobieski.

Don't try and refute this absolutely valid point they're making.

Palestinians have never wanted, don't want and will never want peace, they want justice.

Israel has killed far more Palestinians than vice versa, in the past several years.

It's truly stunning, how many people can support a people to steal someone's lands, and be brutalized for 70 years, and then cry when they fight back.

Resistance Is Justified When People Are Occupied

The only thing occupying the people in the video is their horrible singing.

 

[Natural Citizen]

I guess the Zion needs more Lebensraum living space?

Israel demolishes buildings in Palestinian village; 10 wounded

There was something I was reading about a self-determination law they'd passed.

They must be determined as a mofo, I suppose.

 

[USAF 2023]

Israel provoked Arabs by declaring a Jewish state ...

Wait, what?! Declaring a state is a provocation?!

In his “ mind” it is

 

[P F Tinmore]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Why are expulsions a "Good start"?

Again with the lies. No one is being expelled. Buildings constructed without a permit are being demolished.

Why do the Palestinians need to get permission from foreign assholes to build on their own land?

 

[Hollie]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

Those borders are defended. There are lots of Islamic terrorist “martyrs” who will attest to that.

Grab a kite, some lighter fluid and your Korans. Approach the border you claim doesn’t exist and get you gee-had on, wannabe.

 

[Hollie]

Why are expulsions a "Good start"?

Again with the lies. No one is being expelled. Buildings constructed without a permit are being demolished.

Why do the Palestinians need to get permission from foreign assholes to build on their own land?

They don’t. They just need a welfare check from foreign donors, excepting the Great Satan.

 

[USAF 2023]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

According to you, ANY border that Israel presents is FAKE. That means Israel does not have to go back to Borders that never existed.

 

[P F Tinmore]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

Those borders are defended. There are lots of Islamic terrorist “martyrs” who will attest to that.

Grab a kite, some lighter fluid and your Korans. Approach the border you claim doesn’t exist and get you gee-had on, wannabe.

Deflection.

 

[Hollie]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

Those borders are defended. There are lots of Islamic terrorist “martyrs” who will attest to that.

Grab a kite, some lighter fluid and your Korans. Approach the border you claim doesn’t exist and get you gee-had on, wannabe.

Deflection.

You are, as expected, waving the flag of retreat.

 

[P F Tinmore]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

According to you, ANY border that Israel presents is FAKE. That means Israel does not have to go back to Borders that never existed.

So if Israel has no borders, where is it?

 

[P F Tinmore]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

Those borders are defended. There are lots of Islamic terrorist “martyrs” who will attest to that.

Grab a kite, some lighter fluid and your Korans. Approach the border you claim doesn’t exist and get you gee-had on, wannabe.

Deflection.

You are, as expected, waving the flag of retreat.

Retreat from what?

 

[Hollie]

Why are expulsions a "Good start"?

Again with the lies. No one is being expelled. Buildings constructed without a permit are being demolished.

Why do the Palestinians need to get permission from foreign assholes to build on their own land?

You're usual failed attempt to portray Israelis as foreigners is typically pointless. How are Israelis foreigners in their own sovereign nation?

Something like a Press TV YouTube video you can cut and paste?

 

[Hollie]

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

Those borders are defended. There are lots of Islamic terrorist “martyrs” who will attest to that.

Grab a kite, some lighter fluid and your Korans. Approach the border you claim doesn’t exist and get you gee-had on, wannabe.

Deflection.

You are, as expected, waving the flag of retreat.

Retreat from what?

Link?

 

[USAF 2023]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

According to you, ANY border that Israel presents is FAKE. That means Israel does not have to go back to Borders that never existed.

So if Israel has no borders, where is it?

You’re the one who keeps on insisting that Israel’s Borders are “ fake” You tell me

 

[P F Tinmore]

Why are expulsions a "Good start"?

Again with the lies. No one is being expelled. Buildings constructed without a permit are being demolished.

Why do the Palestinians need to get permission from foreign assholes to build on their own land?

You're usual failed attempt to portray Israelis as foreigners is typically pointless. How are Israelis foreigners in their own sovereign nation?

Something like a Press TV YouTube video you can cut and paste?

Israeli BS talking point.

 

[Hollie]

Why are expulsions a "Good start"?

Again with the lies. No one is being expelled. Buildings constructed without a permit are being demolished.

Why do the Palestinians need to get permission from foreign assholes to build on their own land?

You're usual failed attempt to portray Israelis as foreigners is typically pointless. How are Israelis foreigners in their own sovereign nation?

Something like a Press TV YouTube video you can cut and paste?

Israeli BS talking point.

Waving the flag of surrender.

 

[P F Tinmore]

In 1948 The Palestinians declared independence on their own land inside their own international borders.

Let me know when Israel does that.

Oh, give me a break. The 1948 declaration of independence by the All-Palestine government was a short-lived, impotent, puppet for Egypt which had no sovereignty over any territory and didn't last out the year they were "declared". You can "declare" anything you want, but if you don't, in fact, control any territory, the declaration is meaningless. And so much more so when you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to the territory upon which you "declare".

Once again, the criteria for a State (declarative theory) are:

1. a defined territory (and please, it doesn't have to be "perfectly" defined. Territorial disputes are normal and there are dozens of examples throughout the world, and these do not impair sovereignty of a State. And anything you use which can support the "defined territory" of Palestine can equally and MORE define the territory of Israel. And further, the State has to demonstrate some sort of sovereignty over said territory.)

2. a permanent population

3. a government (no government = no State. Good-bye to your claims that the All-Palestine Government remains a valid "declaration".

4. the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Between 1948 and the mid-1990s, definitively, and right up until the present day, arguably, "Palestine" did not meet that criteria. Israel did.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law. Israel's declaration of independence and Israel's existence as a State is not in dispute. And trying to dispute it makes you look foolish.

We all know that Israel declared independence and we all know what her international borders are according to international law.

Is that why Israel uses fake borders on all of its maps?

According to you, ANY border that Israel presents is FAKE. That means Israel does not have to go back to Borders that never existed.

So if Israel has no borders, where is it?

You’re the one who keeps on insisting that Israel’s Borders are “ fake” You tell me

Why does Israel use fake borders? Why can't it use its real borders?

 

[rylah]

Why are expulsions a "Good start"?

Again with the lies. No one is being expelled. Buildings constructed without a permit are being demolished.

Why do the Palestinians need to get permission from foreign assholes to build on their own land?

You're usual failed attempt to portray Israelis as foreigners is typically pointless. How are Israelis foreigners in their own sovereign nation?

Something like a Press TV YouTube video you can cut and paste?

Israeli BS talking point.

Good enough excuse for a Jihadi to try and blow himself up with rage.
How do You count that as a victory?

 

[Shusha]

Why are expulsions a "Good start"?

Again with the lies. No one is being expelled. Buildings constructed without a permit are being demolished.

Why do the Palestinians need to get permission from foreign assholes to build on their own land?

Because Israel holds legal sovereignty on that territory.