P F Tinmore, et al,
I tend to think this is an error in reasoning that stems from a poor logical form. It suggests that there exits one way and one way only, to create mechanisms that would prevent Arab tyranny of the majority; thereby saving, protecting and preserving the Jewish Culture from domination and subjugation under the typical governments with Muslim majorities.
The question then becomes, is this "one way and one way only," this allegation of "ethnic cleansing" the only way to establish a "ethnically homogeneous" society?
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Clearly the logic here is that the only way to create a majority of Jewish People in a population in which the Arabs represent the majority is to --- subtract members of the majority (ethnic cleansing). Obviously this is merely --- just one way to achieve the desired outcome.
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IF subtracting members of the Arab Community increases the proportional representation of a fixed Jewish Community,
THEN adding more Jewish members to the population of fixed Arab members will increase the representation of the Jewish Community.
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Your theory is invalid if it can be shown that there is at least one case where the "theory" fails to hold the predicted outcome. One example of an error is enough to prove the theory is invalid and not true. There are other potential actions, as well, that could be taken to create the desired effect.
The famous San Remo Convention (April 19–26, 1920), was convened to decide the future of the former territories of the Ottoman Empire/Turkish Republic. There were several landmark decision made by the Allied Powers, to include the creation of a Jewish National Home in the territory designated under the Mandate for Palestine.
The King-Crane Commission (1919) said in section 5(3) of the Report:
The fact came out repeatedly in the Commission’s conference with Jewish representatives, that the Zionists looked forward to a practically complete dispossession of the present non-Jewish inhabitants of Palestine, by various forms of purchase.
However, time changes many things, and the relationship between the Jewish Immigrants and the non-Jewish inhabitants began to sour dramatically.
During the period between WWI and WWII, most of the world did not care if the European Jews were given a National Home as a safe haven to retreat, or not. Several countries (including the US) refused to let escaping Jews from Europe
(persecution, antisemitism, political instability, poverty, and expulsion) to enter. Whether we talk about the Jews escaping Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, which were denied entry to Cuba, Canada, and the United States; OR, if we talk about the post-War SS
President Warfield (AKA: Exodus), with
Holocaust survivors, seized by the British Navy and returned them to Germany which attempted to exterminate them. It was obvious to anyone with two eyes, that the judgment of the Allied Powers at San Remo was correct. The Jewish are not likely to ever entrust their safety and security into the hands of the Allied Powers or any Arab League Nation in the future.
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Palestinian Arabs – The People Who Always Refuse a State
The Algemeiner FEBRUARY 18, 2014 Excerpt:
There are many peoples on this planet that would do anything for their independence, sovereignty, and a state of their own if it was offered to them. Just ask the Kurds, Tibetans, Basques, and Chechens. “
Yet there is one singular group that continues to spurn offers of statehood, missing and wasting numerous opportunities, and blaming others for its “victimhood”- and then commits horrendous acts of terrorism and violence when offered almost all of what it wants. We are referring, of course, to the Palestinian Arabs – a people who, unlike the Kurds, do not have their own religion, language, or culture that’s different in essence from their Arab brethren in neighboring “Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon. The Palestinian Arabs have answered every peace offer for their own “Palestinian” state with one unequivocal word, “no,” and then initiated a wave of hatred, violence, and terrorism. The reason? Because it would also mean recognition of and co-existence with a non-Arab people, the Jews.
Most Respectfully,
R