Do You Consider the Destruction of Israel a "Personal Tragedy?"

[P F Tinmore]

Which countries did?

Good question. Who attacked Israel?

Buncha Arabs.
The Jews kicked ass.
The Arabs been whining ever since.

So says Israel but it is not true. Israel supposedly was created and attacked in 1948.

Post a 1948 map of Israel showing or explaining where these supposed attacks occurred.

 

[toomuchtime_]

You are rewriting history. No Arab country attacked Israel in 1948.

Which countries did?

Good question. Who attacked Israel?

Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia, as well as various Arab militias.

 

[georgephillip]

So?

Any State designed to favor one race/religion above all others is inherently undemocratic.
Israel favors Jews above all others.
So why do you defend Israel?
Are you anxious for the Second Coming?

All I know is what I read on the Internet and USMB. Manesseh's descendents are destined to build the Third Temple. How 'bout them apples?

"When Manasseh's reign began, Sennacherib was king of Assyria, who reigned until 681 BC. Manasseh is mentioned in Assyrian records as a contemporary and loyal vassal of Sennacherib's son and successor, Esarhaddon.[2]

"Assyrian records list Manasseh among twenty-two kings required to provide materials for Esarhaddon's building projects. Esarhaddon died in 669 BC and was succeeded by his son, Ashurbanipal, who also names Manasseh as one of a number of vassals who assisted his campaign against Egypt.[2]"

'Sounds like another useful vassal (slave), to me.

Manasseh of Judah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[toomuchtime_]

Good question. Who attacked Israel?

Buncha Arabs.
The Jews kicked ass.
The Arabs been whining ever since.

So says Israel but it is not true. Israel supposedly was created and attacked in 1948.

Post a 1948 map of Israel showing or explaining where these supposed attacks occurred.

No map is necessary. The Arabs' announced goal was the annihilation of the Jews in Israel as articulated by the Secretary General of the Arab League:

I personally wish that the Jews do not drive us to this war, as this will be a war of extermination and momentous massacre which will be spoken of like the Tartar massacre[10] or the Crusader wars.

Azzam's Genocidal Threat :: Middle East Quarterly

Each of the invading Arab countries had territorial ambitions of its own and each of them involved capturing land that the UN had designated as part of the new state of Israel.

1948 Arab

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Good question. Who attacked Israel?

Buncha Arabs.
The Jews kicked ass.
The Arabs been whining ever since.

So says Israel but it is not true. Israel supposedly was created and attacked in 1948.

Post a 1948 map of Israel showing or explaining where these supposed attacks occurred.

So says Israel but it is not true.

It's not true that the Arabs attacked?
Or it's not true the Arabs got their asses kicked?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Buncha Arabs.
The Jews kicked ass.
The Arabs been whining ever since.

So says Israel but it is not true. Israel supposedly was created and attacked in 1948.

Post a 1948 map of Israel showing or explaining where these supposed attacks occurred.

No map is necessary. The Arabs' announced goal was the annihilation of the Jews in Israel as articulated by the Secretary General of the Arab League:

I personally wish that the Jews do not drive us to this war, as this will be a war of extermination and momentous massacre which will be spoken of like the Tartar massacre[10] or the Crusader wars.

Azzam's Genocidal Threat :: Middle East Quarterly

Each of the invading Arab countries had territorial ambitions of its own and each of them involved capturing land that the UN had designated as part of the new state of Israel.

1948 Arab

A song and dance is not a map.

BTW, the UN gave no land to Israel.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

So says Israel but it is not true. Israel supposedly was created and attacked in 1948.

Post a 1948 map of Israel showing or explaining where these supposed attacks occurred.

No map is necessary. The Arabs' announced goal was the annihilation of the Jews in Israel as articulated by the Secretary General of the Arab League:

I personally wish that the Jews do not drive us to this war, as this will be a war of extermination and momentous massacre which will be spoken of like the Tartar massacre[10] or the Crusader wars.

Azzam's Genocidal Threat :: Middle East Quarterly

Each of the invading Arab countries had territorial ambitions of its own and each of them involved capturing land that the UN had designated as part of the new state of Israel.

1948 Arab

A song and dance is not a map.

BTW, the UN gave no land to Israel.

Why would Israel need the UN to give anything?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Buncha Arabs.
The Jews kicked ass.
The Arabs been whining ever since.

So says Israel but it is not true. Israel supposedly was created and attacked in 1948.

Post a 1948 map of Israel showing or explaining where these supposed attacks occurred.

No map is necessary. The Arabs' announced goal was the annihilation of the Jews in Israel as articulated by the Secretary General of the Arab League:

I personally wish that the Jews do not drive us to this war, as this will be a war of extermination and momentous massacre which will be spoken of like the Tartar massacre[10] or the Crusader wars.

Azzam's Genocidal Threat :: Middle East Quarterly

Each of the invading Arab countries had territorial ambitions of its own and each of them involved capturing land that the UN had designated as part of the new state of Israel.

1948 Arab

From your link.

Within hours, Arab forces invaded Palestine.

The United Nations secretary-general Trygve Lie wrote in his memoirs "The invasion of Palestine by the Arab states was the first armed aggression the world had seen since the end of the [Second World] War.

Hmmm.

 

[georgephillip]

So?

Any State designed to favor one race/religion above all others is inherently undemocratic.
Israel favors Jews above all others.
So why do you defend Israel?
Are you anxious for the Second Coming?

Israel was designed to guarantee equal rights to all of its citizens. In all countries, despite legal guarantees of equal rights, minorities often feel and sometimes are disadvantaged, and Israel is no exception here, but Israel has done a better job than most democracies in providing and protecting equal rights for its minorities. Not only is Arabic an official language of Israel and every Knesset since the founding of the state had Arab Israeli members, but Arab Israelis are better represented in proportion to their percentage of the population in the Knesset than African Americans are in the US Congress or than minorities are in the British or French parliaments.

Arab Israelis have been ministers in several Israeli governments, have risen to high ranks in the police and IDF and in many government ministries, have been ambassadors and have held seats on the Supreme Court. They are guaranteed by law seats on the boards of directors of government owned corporation in proportion to their numbers in the population.

No country is more vigilant in not only protecting equal rights for its minorities, but in trying to provide equal opportunities for them, and no country is more self critical of its failures in these areas. Because recent studies showed lower levels of academic achievement for most Arab Israelis who chose to attend Arab language schools, funding regulations have been changed so that in the future more money will be spent per capita on Arab Israeli school children than on other Israeli children. Because of a recent study that showed Arab Israelis are under represented in academia, Israel's colleges and universities now have outreach programs that attempt to entice qualified Arab Israelis to choose an academic career.

Israel has a distinctly Jewish character precisely because it is a democracy and has a large Jewish majority, just as the US has a distinctly Christian character because it is a democracy that has a large Christian majority. There is no rational basis for claiming Israel is not a democracy just because its sabbath is on Saturday.

The US doesn't encourage Christians from around the world to immigrate and attain citizenship based solely on religion.
The US doesn't distinguish between nationality and citizenship in the same way Israel does.
The US doesn't formalize different levels of citizenship as the Jewish state allegedly does:

"Class 'A' citizenship : Jews.

"Privileged access to the material resources of the State and the social as well as the welfare services of the State. Are able to utilize the 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel, controlled by the Land Agency. Note that no-one can actually purchase the Agency land and that it is leased to Jews only.

"Class 'B' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers and citizens with voting rights. Are denied the right to utilize the 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel controlled by the Land Agency. They are also denied equal access to water and social and welfare services. Are generally not permitted to serve in the military which means they are automatically denied the many social and welfare services available to those who complete compulsory (for Jews) military service.

"Class 'C' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers and citizens with voting rights, but classified as 'absentees'. Comprises some 200,000 persons. Are denied the right to utilize property in 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel. They are also denied equal access to water and social and welfare services. They have also been denied all rights to their own property (lands, houses, corporations, shares, bank accounts, bank safes, etc.) that they owned until confiscated by the Jewish state. This theft was made 'legal' by the Absentees Property Law of 1950.

"Class 'D' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers, but without voting rights. Comprises some 3,000,000 persons. Are also denied the right to utilize or buy property anywhere in pre-1967 Israel. Have no access to social and welfare services. Many (mostly those who once lived in pre-1967 Israel) have had all their property confiscated by the Jewish state without compensation and have been forced to live in ghettos spread throughout two areas that today resemble concentration camps.

"Information From 'Israel: An Apartheid State' (Zed Books, London and New Jersey, 1987) by Uri Davis."

Israeli Apartheid.

 

[toomuchtime_]

Any State designed to favor one race/religion above all others is inherently undemocratic.
Israel favors Jews above all others.
So why do you defend Israel?
Are you anxious for the Second Coming?

Israel was designed to guarantee equal rights to all of its citizens. In all countries, despite legal guarantees of equal rights, minorities often feel and sometimes are disadvantaged, and Israel is no exception here, but Israel has done a better job than most democracies in providing and protecting equal rights for its minorities. Not only is Arabic an official language of Israel and every Knesset since the founding of the state had Arab Israeli members, but Arab Israelis are better represented in proportion to their percentage of the population in the Knesset than African Americans are in the US Congress or than minorities are in the British or French parliaments.

Arab Israelis have been ministers in several Israeli governments, have risen to high ranks in the police and IDF and in many government ministries, have been ambassadors and have held seats on the Supreme Court. They are guaranteed by law seats on the boards of directors of government owned corporation in proportion to their numbers in the population.

No country is more vigilant in not only protecting equal rights for its minorities, but in trying to provide equal opportunities for them, and no country is more self critical of its failures in these areas. Because recent studies showed lower levels of academic achievement for most Arab Israelis who chose to attend Arab language schools, funding regulations have been changed so that in the future more money will be spent per capita on Arab Israeli school children than on other Israeli children. Because of a recent study that showed Arab Israelis are under represented in academia, Israel's colleges and universities now have outreach programs that attempt to entice qualified Arab Israelis to choose an academic career.

Israel has a distinctly Jewish character precisely because it is a democracy and has a large Jewish majority, just as the US has a distinctly Christian character because it is a democracy that has a large Christian majority. There is no rational basis for claiming Israel is not a democracy just because its sabbath is on Saturday.

The US doesn't encourage Christians from around the world to immigrate and attain citizenship based solely on religion.
The US doesn't distinguish between nationality and citizenship in the same way Israel does.
The US doesn't formalize different levels of citizenship as the Jewish state allegedly does:

"Class 'A' citizenship : Jews.

"Privileged access to the material resources of the State and the social as well as the welfare services of the State. Are able to utilize the 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel, controlled by the Land Agency. Note that no-one can actually purchase the Agency land and that it is leased to Jews only.

"Class 'B' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers and citizens with voting rights. Are denied the right to utilize the 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel controlled by the Land Agency. They are also denied equal access to water and social and welfare services. Are generally not permitted to serve in the military which means they are automatically denied the many social and welfare services available to those who complete compulsory (for Jews) military service.

"Class 'C' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers and citizens with voting rights, but classified as 'absentees'. Comprises some 200,000 persons. Are denied the right to utilize property in 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel. They are also denied equal access to water and social and welfare services. They have also been denied all rights to their own property (lands, houses, corporations, shares, bank accounts, bank safes, etc.) that they owned until confiscated by the Jewish state. This theft was made 'legal' by the Absentees Property Law of 1950.

"Class 'D' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers, but without voting rights. Comprises some 3,000,000 persons. Are also denied the right to utilize or buy property anywhere in pre-1967 Israel. Have no access to social and welfare services. Many (mostly those who once lived in pre-1967 Israel) have had all their property confiscated by the Jewish state without compensation and have been forced to live in ghettos spread throughout two areas that today resemble concentration camps.

"Information From 'Israel: An Apartheid State' (Zed Books, London and New Jersey, 1987) by Uri Davis."

Israeli Apartheid.

Nonsense. There are no classes of citizens and all Israeli citizens have the same rights to lease state lands. Israeli laws and courts have held that discrimination on the basis race, ethnicity, religion, etc. is illegal. These are lies invented by people who understand that the facts do not support their irrational hatreds of Israel and Jews.

 

[Hossfly]

how many jews can immigrate to iran, saudi arabia, jordan, lebanon, libya, UAE, iraq, quatar, egypt, syria?

oh right.. .they can't.

The idea of withdrawing Israel but leaving Israelis has yet to go mainstream, but there have been hints. Palestinian National Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said as much at the Aspen Ideas Festival in July, when he declared that Jews would be welcomed in a future Palestinian state.

Palestine's Jewish minority by Bill Glucroft - Common Ground News Service

Even Hamas has stated that the Jews can stay.

"A major division is settlements.

"President Obama wants an immediate halt (Sept. 2009), while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will agree at most to a partial pause. Even left-leaning Israelis feel the American demand is too much too soon; a 35-year problem shouldn’t be hurried.

"There are now more than 285,000 settlers in the West Bank beyond East Jerusalem.

"Though many might be coaxed back to Israel proper following an agreement with the Palestinians, a menacing minority has made clear its intention of preventing peace at any price, while simultaneously claiming to be a non-issue.

"However this minority can become a non-issue if Israeli, Palestinian and international negotiators re-think the path to peace."

Palestine's Jewish minority by Bill Glucroft - Common Ground News Service

So tell us, Georgie, couldn't the remaining Jews become citizens of Palestine the same way Arabs are citizens of Israel. The big problem I see with this is that Abbas said that the new state of Palestine is to be Jew free. Meanwhile perhaps you can tell us if Hamas and Fatah have actually changed their charter about destroying Israel. Have the Palestinians actually put Israel on their maps?

 

[Hossfly]

Any State designed to favor one race/religion above all others is inherently undemocratic.
Israel favors Jews above all others.
So why do you defend Israel?
Are you anxious for the Second Coming?

Israel was designed to guarantee equal rights to all of its citizens. In all countries, despite legal guarantees of equal rights, minorities often feel and sometimes are disadvantaged, and Israel is no exception here, but Israel has done a better job than most democracies in providing and protecting equal rights for its minorities. Not only is Arabic an official language of Israel and every Knesset since the founding of the state had Arab Israeli members, but Arab Israelis are better represented in proportion to their percentage of the population in the Knesset than African Americans are in the US Congress or than minorities are in the British or French parliaments.

Arab Israelis have been ministers in several Israeli governments, have risen to high ranks in the police and IDF and in many government ministries, have been ambassadors and have held seats on the Supreme Court. They are guaranteed by law seats on the boards of directors of government owned corporation in proportion to their numbers in the population.

No country is more vigilant in not only protecting equal rights for its minorities, but in trying to provide equal opportunities for them, and no country is more self critical of its failures in these areas. Because recent studies showed lower levels of academic achievement for most Arab Israelis who chose to attend Arab language schools, funding regulations have been changed so that in the future more money will be spent per capita on Arab Israeli school children than on other Israeli children. Because of a recent study that showed Arab Israelis are under represented in academia, Israel's colleges and universities now have outreach programs that attempt to entice qualified Arab Israelis to choose an academic career.

Israel has a distinctly Jewish character precisely because it is a democracy and has a large Jewish majority, just as the US has a distinctly Christian character because it is a democracy that has a large Christian majority. There is no rational basis for claiming Israel is not a democracy just because its sabbath is on Saturday.

The US doesn't encourage Christians from around the world to immigrate and attain citizenship based solely on religion.
The US doesn't distinguish between nationality and citizenship in the same way Israel does.
The US doesn't formalize different levels of citizenship as the Jewish state allegedly does:

"Class 'A' citizenship : Jews.

"Privileged access to the material resources of the State and the social as well as the welfare services of the State. Are able to utilize the 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel, controlled by the Land Agency. Note that no-one can actually purchase the Agency land and that it is leased to Jews only.

"Class 'B' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers and citizens with voting rights. Are denied the right to utilize the 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel controlled by the Land Agency. They are also denied equal access to water and social and welfare services. Are generally not permitted to serve in the military which means they are automatically denied the many social and welfare services available to those who complete compulsory (for Jews) military service.

"Class 'C' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers and citizens with voting rights, but classified as 'absentees'. Comprises some 200,000 persons. Are denied the right to utilize property in 93 per cent of pre-1967 Israel. They are also denied equal access to water and social and welfare services. They have also been denied all rights to their own property (lands, houses, corporations, shares, bank accounts, bank safes, etc.) that they owned until confiscated by the Jewish state. This theft was made 'legal' by the Absentees Property Law of 1950.

"Class 'D' citizenship : Non Jews/Arabs.

"Taxpayers, but without voting rights. Comprises some 3,000,000 persons. Are also denied the right to utilize or buy property anywhere in pre-1967 Israel. Have no access to social and welfare services. Many (mostly those who once lived in pre-1967 Israel) have had all their property confiscated by the Jewish state without compensation and have been forced to live in ghettos spread throughout two areas that today resemble concentration camps.

"Information From 'Israel: An Apartheid State' (Zed Books, London and New Jersey, 1987) by Uri Davis."

Israeli Apartheid.

Georgie seems to be obsessed with citizenship in Israel, but I bet he doesn't give a thought to the rules for citizenship of other countries. Each country is allowed to set their own rules for citizenship (such as the Swiss have done when disallowing people to become citizens even if they lived years in Swisterland (I think they changed this just recently). Perhaps Georgie can tell the Muslim countries to give citizens to those non Muslims who wish it. secular maldives: Nonmuslim Maldivians to lose citizenship.
By the way, I wonder if Georgie can tell us why Abbas has said that the new state of Palestine has to be Jew free. I also wish Georgie would research about the Israeli Arab man who a few years ago had his 54th child and was hoping to make it to 100. Does Georgie really believe that this man collects no welfare from the State of Israel, as well as other Arab men with loads of kids and their several wives?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Even Hamas has stated that the Jews can stay.

"A major division is settlements.

"President Obama wants an immediate halt (Sept. 2009), while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will agree at most to a partial pause. Even left-leaning Israelis feel the American demand is too much too soon; a 35-year problem shouldn’t be hurried.

"There are now more than 285,000 settlers in the West Bank beyond East Jerusalem.

"Though many might be coaxed back to Israel proper following an agreement with the Palestinians, a menacing minority has made clear its intention of preventing peace at any price, while simultaneously claiming to be a non-issue.

"However this minority can become a non-issue if Israeli, Palestinian and international negotiators re-think the path to peace."

Palestine's Jewish minority by Bill Glucroft - Common Ground News Service

So tell us, Georgie, couldn't the remaining Jews become citizens of Palestine the same way Arabs are citizens of Israel. The big problem I see with this is that Abbas said that the new state of Palestine is to be Jew free. Meanwhile perhaps you can tell us if Hamas and Fatah have actually changed their charter about destroying Israel. Have the Palestinians actually put Israel on their maps?

Have the Palestinians actually put Israel on their maps?

Where would you have them put it?

 

[Hossfly]

"A major division is settlements.

"President Obama wants an immediate halt (Sept. 2009), while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will agree at most to a partial pause. Even left-leaning Israelis feel the American demand is too much too soon; a 35-year problem shouldn’t be hurried.

"There are now more than 285,000 settlers in the West Bank beyond East Jerusalem.

"Though many might be coaxed back to Israel proper following an agreement with the Palestinians, a menacing minority has made clear its intention of preventing peace at any price, while simultaneously claiming to be a non-issue.

"However this minority can become a non-issue if Israeli, Palestinian and international negotiators re-think the path to peace."

Palestine's Jewish minority by Bill Glucroft - Common Ground News Service

So tell us, Georgie, couldn't the remaining Jews become citizens of Palestine the same way Arabs are citizens of Israel. The big problem I see with this is that Abbas said that the new state of Palestine is to be Jew free. Meanwhile perhaps you can tell us if Hamas and Fatah have actually changed their charter about destroying Israel. Have the Palestinians actually put Israel on their maps?

Have the Palestinians actually put Israel on their maps?

Where would you have them put it?

Why, Tinmore, every country on this planet (except maybe the Muslim countries maybe) show the other countries on their maps. I realize that Palestine is not an actual country yet, but you really should do some research about how Israel is left off their maps. Did you ever happen to catch that insignia Arafat wore on his uniform? It showed a map of Palestine which even encompassed Israel proper, so it gives you a good idea of how the Arabs also want all of Israel.

 

[P F Tinmore]

So tell us, Georgie, couldn't the remaining Jews become citizens of Palestine the same way Arabs are citizens of Israel. The big problem I see with this is that Abbas said that the new state of Palestine is to be Jew free. Meanwhile perhaps you can tell us if Hamas and Fatah have actually changed their charter about destroying Israel. Have the Palestinians actually put Israel on their maps?

Have the Palestinians actually put Israel on their maps?

Where would you have them put it?

Why, Tinmore, every country on this planet (except maybe the Muslim countries maybe) show the other countries on their maps. I realize that Palestine is not an actual country yet, but you really should do some research about how Israel is left off their maps. Did you ever happen to catch that insignia Arafat wore on his uniform? It showed a map of Palestine which even encompassed Israel proper, so it gives you a good idea of how the Arabs also want all of Israel.

Indeed, Palestine does not put Israel on its maps and there is good reason for that. Palestine's maps are geographically correct. To place a country on a map the first thing to do is lay out its borders. Then everything inside those borders belongs to that country. The problem is that Israel has no borders.

That makes my question relevant. "Where would you have them put it?" Should they just make up something and stick it in their country?

 

[Hossfly]

Where would you have them put it?

Why, Tinmore, every country on this planet (except maybe the Muslim countries maybe) show the other countries on their maps. I realize that Palestine is not an actual country yet, but you really should do some research about how Israel is left off their maps. Did you ever happen to catch that insignia Arafat wore on his uniform? It showed a map of Palestine which even encompassed Israel proper, so it gives you a good idea of how the Arabs also want all of Israel.

Indeed, Palestine does not put Israel on its maps and there is good reason for that. Palestine's maps are geographically correct. To place a country on a map the first thing to do is lay out its borders. Then everything inside those borders belongs to that country. The problem is that Israel has no borders.

That makes my question relevant. "Where would you have them put it?" Should they just make up something and stick it in their country?

You been eating Jimson Weed?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Why, Tinmore, every country on this planet (except maybe the Muslim countries maybe) show the other countries on their maps. I realize that Palestine is not an actual country yet, but you really should do some research about how Israel is left off their maps. Did you ever happen to catch that insignia Arafat wore on his uniform? It showed a map of Palestine which even encompassed Israel proper, so it gives you a good idea of how the Arabs also want all of Israel.

Indeed, Palestine does not put Israel on its maps and there is good reason for that. Palestine's maps are geographically correct. To place a country on a map the first thing to do is lay out its borders. Then everything inside those borders belongs to that country. The problem is that Israel has no borders.

That makes my question relevant. "Where would you have them put it?" Should they just make up something and stick it in their country?

You been eating Jimson Weed?

Not at all.

Look it up.

 

[Wolverine1984]

Indeed, Palestine does not put Israel on its maps and there is good reason for that. Palestine's maps are geographically correct. To place a country on a map the first thing to do is lay out its borders. Then everything inside those borders belongs to that country. The problem is that Israel has no borders.

That makes my question relevant. "Where would you have them put it?" Should they just make up something and stick it in their country?

First Israel does have borders , if you choose to stick your head in the sand and ignore this fact does not make you right.

Second, "in their country" ?
Their 'country' is the Palestinian teritories which is the West bank and Gaza. Israel is not inside Gaza or the West Bank ... How would they put it there ?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Indeed, Palestine does not put Israel on its maps and there is good reason for that. Palestine's maps are geographically correct. To place a country on a map the first thing to do is lay out its borders. Then everything inside those borders belongs to that country. The problem is that Israel has no borders.

That makes my question relevant. "Where would you have them put it?" Should they just make up something and stick it in their country?

First Israel does have borders , if you choose to stick your head in the sand and ignore this fact does not make you right.

Second, "in their country" ?
Their 'country' is the Palestinian teritories which is the West bank and Gaza. Israel is not inside Gaza or the West Bank ... How would they put it there ?

First Israel does have borders...

Can you prove that?

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[Wolverine1984]

Indeed, Palestine does not put Israel on its maps and there is good reason for that. Palestine's maps are geographically correct. To place a country on a map the first thing to do is lay out its borders. Then everything inside those borders belongs to that country. The problem is that Israel has no borders.

That makes my question relevant. "Where would you have them put it?" Should they just make up something and stick it in their country?

First Israel does have borders , if you choose to stick your head in the sand and ignore this fact does not make you right.

Second, "in their country" ?
Their 'country' is the Palestinian teritories which is the West bank and Gaza. Israel is not inside Gaza or the West Bank ... How would they put it there ?

First Israel does have borders...

Can you prove that?

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Sure (no song and dance needed when Wiki knows the answer)

Israel's borders are the borders of the State of Israel. The borders have changed from time to time with developments in Israel's military and diplomatic situation. It borders Lebanon in the north, Syria in the northeast, Jordan and the West Bank in the east, the Gaza Strip and Egypt on the southwest

Borders of Israel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Now
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