Naw, what made us evil in that case is that for a decade, we completely ignored Saddam and the threat he posed. Even when he told April Glaspie that he was going to attack Kuwait, she said the US wouldn't take a side. Then the Kuwaiti military folded like a cheap suit and Saddam just annexed the whole country.
That they had no business giving away Palestinian land. If the US felt that badly about having a Jewish State, give them one of ours. We've got half a dozen empty rectangles in the Great Plains that we are barely using.
FACTS not guesses like you've done!
In early times, Palestine was inhabited by Semitic peoples, the earliest being
the Canaanites.
According to tradition, Abraham, the common ancestor of the Jews and the Arabs, came from Ur to Canaan.
Now the following information about the history of Palestine is probably TOO complicated for someone of your intelligence!
The “Palestine problem” of today had its origin in policies introduced while Palestine was a responsibility of the League of Nations, the forerunner of the United Nations.
A report issued in 1930 by a commission* appointed with the approval of the League of Nations contains what might be the closest to an objective survey of the early history of Palestine.
The following summary is taken from that report.
In early times, Palestine was inhabited by Semitic peoples, the earliest being the Canaanites.
According to tradition,
Abraham, the common ancestor of the Jews and the Arabs, came from Ur to Canaan.
When the tribes of Israel came to Palestine after their captivity in Egypt,
they were united into one kingdom by King David in 1000 B.C.
This kingdom reached its greatest heights under King David’s son, Solomon, who built the first Temple of Jerusalem on Mount Moriah.
However, after Solomon’s death, the history of the people of Israel – or rather of the two kingdoms of Israel and Judah –
is a record of civil wars and struggles with alien tribes.
About 720 B.C., the Assyrians destroyed the kingdom of Israel and carried its inhabitants away as captives. About 600 B.C., the Babylonian King Nebuchadenezzar attacked the kingdom of Judah, destroying Jerusalem and Solomon’s temple in 567 B.C. Most of the inhabitants were carried into captivity. Fifty years later, when the Persian King Cyrus conquered Babylon, the Jews were able to return to Palestine. By about 515 B.C. they had rebuilt Solomon’s temple.
Now for simple-minded, short attention span people like you....
Who were the first settlers of Palestine?
ANSWER
alestine was inhabited by Semitic peoples, the earliest being the Canaanites i.e.
Abraham, the common ancestor of the Jews and the Arabs,
SO who were first settlers of Palestine ? Abraham, the ancestor of the Jews!
