If you hate Israel, tell me why?

Israelis are still stealing land. And whining they are the victim for being blamed.



How in God's green earth, can you be the one stealing the land if you have legal ownership documentation and proof?


You mean because of Israel's 70 year track record?

They didn't.. By 1948 the Zionists had bought 6% of the land.. The rest they stole.


You must be consumed with hatred.

Put it another way. Why did the Zionists buy land when the great realtor in the sky already gave it to them?

Put it another way. Why did your Allah God allow purchase of the land by the Jewish people when the islamics claim the land is waqf, an entitled from the Islamist god?

Did Allah play a cruel joke on you?


In 568 AD the Temple Mount was the city dump.

Where are these "stolen" Pally lands?

The Arabs-Moslems never had sovereignty over lands controlled by the Turks. The Turks released all rights and title to whom? The history is clear.

Why did the Arabs-Moslems presume they could steal ownership of the lands?
 
Israelis are still stealing land. And whining they are the victim for being blamed.



How in God's green earth, can you be the one stealing the land if you have legal ownership documentation and proof?


You mean because of Israel's 70 year track record?

They didn't.. By 1948 the Zionists had bought 6% of the land.. The rest they stole.


You must be consumed with hatred.

Put it another way. Why did the Zionists buy land when the great realtor in the sky already gave it to them?

Put it another way. Why did your Allah God allow purchase of the land by the Jewish people when the islamics claim the land is waqf, an entitled from the Islamist god?

Did Allah play a cruel joke on you?

Nice duck!

You're waving the flag of surrender.
 
How in God's green earth, can you be the one stealing the land if you have legal ownership documentation and proof?
He admitted he was attempting to steal it. Do you believe your own hasbara or your own lying ears?
 
Israelis are still stealing land. And whining they are the victim for being blamed.



How in God's green earth, can you be the one stealing the land if you have legal ownership documentation and proof?


They didn't.. By 1948 the Zionists had bought 6% of the land.. The rest they stole.


They own those houses in the 'Sheikh Jerrah' neighborhood and so they proves under court of law.
 
Israelis are still stealing land. And whining they are the victim for being blamed.



How in God's green earth, can you be the one stealing the land if you have legal ownership documentation and proof?


You mean because of Israel's 70 year track record?

They didn't.. By 1948 the Zionists had bought 6% of the land.. The rest they stole.


You must be consumed with hatred.

Put it another way. Why did the Zionists buy land when the great realtor in the sky already gave it to them?

Put it another way. Why did your Allah God allow purchase of the land by the Jewish people when the islamics claim the land is waqf, an entitled from the Islamist god?

Did Allah play a cruel joke on you?


In 568 AD the Temple Mount was the city dump.

Where are these "stolen" Pally lands?

The Arabs-Moslems never had sovereignty over lands controlled by the Turks. The Turks released all rights and title to whom? The history is clear.

Why did the Arabs-Moslems presume they could steal ownership of the lands?


The Jews were expelled from Jerusalem in 70 AD and didn't return until the were invited back by Omar in 568 AD.. Egyptians, Babylonians, Assyrians, Greeks, Romans and Turks also ruled Palestine. The history is clear.
 
Israelis are still stealing land. And whining they are the victim for being blamed.



How in God's green earth, can you be the one stealing the land if you have legal ownership documentation and proof?


You mean because of Israel's 70 year track record?

They didn't.. By 1948 the Zionists had bought 6% of the land.. The rest they stole.


You must be consumed with hatred.

Put it another way. Why did the Zionists buy land when the great realtor in the sky already gave it to them?

Put it another way. Why did your Allah God allow purchase of the land by the Jewish people when the islamics claim the land is waqf, an entitled from the Islamist god?

Did Allah play a cruel joke on you?


In 568 AD the Temple Mount was the city dump.

Where are these "stolen" Pally lands?

The Arabs-Moslems never had sovereignty over lands controlled by the Turks. The Turks released all rights and title to whom? The history is clear.

Why did the Arabs-Moslems presume they could steal ownership of the lands?


The Jews were expelled from Jerusalem in 70 AD and didn't return until the were invited back by Omar in 568 AD.. Egyptians, Babylonians, Assyrians, Greeks, Romans and Turks also ruled Palestine. The history is clear.

That still has nothing to do with Jewish agencies earlier buying large tracts of land in the former Turkish caliphate from absentee landowners living in Syria and Lebanon.

No one has identified any sovereign Arab-Moslem land that was ''stolen''. There wasn't any. The Arabs-Moslems attempted to steal land they didn't own by introducing their politico-religious views and declaring the land area waqf.

The history is clear.
 
Two weeks ago Turkish forces launched a military assault in the Duhok region of Iraqi Kurdistan. Villagers were forced to ‘flee in terror’ from raining bombs. It was only the latest bombardment of the beleaguered Kurds by Turkey, NATO member and Western ally. It did not trend online. There were no noisy protests in London or New York. The Turks weren’t talked about in woke circles as crazed, bloodthirsty killers. Tweeters didn’t dream out loud about Turks burning in hell. The Onion didn’t do any close-to-the-bone satire about how Turkish soldiers just love killing children. No, the Duhok attack passed pretty much without comment.

But when Israel engages in military action, that’s a different story. Always. Every time. Anti-Israel fury in the West has intensified to an extraordinary degree following an escalation of violence in the Middle East in recent days. Protests were instant and inflammatory. Israeli flags were burned on the streets of London. Social media was awash with condemnation. ‘IDF Soldier Recounts Harrowing, Heroic War Story Of Killing 8-Month-Old Child’, tweeted The Onion, to tens of thousands of likes.

This is the question anti-Israel campaigners have never been able to answer: why do they treat Israel so differently to every other nation on Earth? Why is it child-killing bloodlust when Israel takes military action but not when Turkey or India do?

 
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Two weeks ago Turkish forces launched a military assault in the Duhok region of Iraqi Kurdistan. Villagers were forced to ‘flee in terror’ from raining bombs. It was only the latest bombardment of the beleaguered Kurds by Turkey, NATO member and Western ally. It did not trend online. There were no noisy protests in London or New York. The Turks weren’t talked about in woke circles as crazed, bloodthirsty killers. Tweeters didn’t dream out loud about Turks burning in hell. The Onion didn’t do any close-to-the-bone satire about how Turkish soldiers just love killing children. No, the Duhok attack passed pretty much without comment.

But when Israel engages in military action, that’s a different story. Always. Every time. Anti-Israel fury in the West has intensified to an extraordinary degree following an escalation of violence in the Middle East in recent days. Protests were instant and inflammatory. Israeli flags were burned on the streets of London. Social media was awash with condemnation. ‘IDF Soldier Recounts Harrowing, Heroic War Story Of Killing 8-Month-Old Child’, tweeted The Onion, to tens of thousands of likes.

This is the question anti-Israel campaigners have never been able to answer: why do they treat Israel so differently to every other nation on Earth? Why is it child-killing bloodlust when Israel takes military action but not when Turkey or India do?


Read to understand the current violence in Palestine.


On Monday, an apocalyptic video from Jerusalem began to circulate on social media. In the background, it showed a large fire raging on the site Muslims call al-Aqsa or al-Haram al-Sharif, and Jews call the Temple Mount. A tree was ablaze next to al-Aqsa mosque (some blamed Israeli police stun grenades, others blamed Palestinians shooting fireworks, perhaps aiming at Jewish worshippers).

Below, the large plaza of the Western Wall was full with young Jewish Israelis, identified with the religious Zionist right, celebrating “Jerusalem Day” (marking the occupation of East Jerusalem in 1967). They were cheering at the sight of the fire, singing an anthem of vengeance popular in extreme-right circles. The lyrics are the words of Samson, just before he pulled down the pillars of the Temple in Gaza: “O God, that I may with one blow take vengeance on the Philistines for my two eyes!” The Israeli teenagers, visibly ecstatic, jumped up and down and shouted: “May their name be effaced!”

This is not the first time that the holy sites have been ground zero for a major violent escalation in the conflict, and it is therefore tempting to interpret this vengeful frenzy as merely the latest eruption of an atavistic devotion to ancient stones, one bound to spiral out of control. But this is a misleading story: the political significance of these places – and their very meaning – has changed dramatically over the past century, particularly for Jewish Israelis.

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Thr Jews didn't worship at the Western wall until the 16th century.
 
Two weeks ago Turkish forces launched a military assault in the Duhok region of Iraqi Kurdistan. Villagers were forced to ‘flee in terror’ from raining bombs. It was only the latest bombardment of the beleaguered Kurds by Turkey, NATO member and Western ally. It did not trend online. There were no noisy protests in London or New York. The Turks weren’t talked about in woke circles as crazed, bloodthirsty killers. Tweeters didn’t dream out loud about Turks burning in hell. The Onion didn’t do any close-to-the-bone satire about how Turkish soldiers just love killing children. No, the Duhok attack passed pretty much without comment.

But when Israel engages in military action, that’s a different story. Always. Every time. Anti-Israel fury in the West has intensified to an extraordinary degree following an escalation of violence in the Middle East in recent days. Protests were instant and inflammatory. Israeli flags were burned on the streets of London. Social media was awash with condemnation. ‘IDF Soldier Recounts Harrowing, Heroic War Story Of Killing 8-Month-Old Child’, tweeted The Onion, to tens of thousands of likes.

This is the question anti-Israel campaigners have never been able to answer: why do they treat Israel so differently to every other nation on Earth? Why is it child-killing bloodlust when Israel takes military action but not when Turkey or India do?


Read to understand the current violence in Palestine.


On Monday, an apocalyptic video from Jerusalem began to circulate on social media. In the background, it showed a large fire raging on the site Muslims call al-Aqsa or al-Haram al-Sharif, and Jews call the Temple Mount. A tree was ablaze next to al-Aqsa mosque (some blamed Israeli police stun grenades, others blamed Palestinians shooting fireworks, perhaps aiming at Jewish worshippers).

Below, the large plaza of the Western Wall was full with young Jewish Israelis, identified with the religious Zionist right, celebrating “Jerusalem Day” (marking the occupation of East Jerusalem in 1967). They were cheering at the sight of the fire, singing an anthem of vengeance popular in extreme-right circles. The lyrics are the words of Samson, just before he pulled down the pillars of the Temple in Gaza: “O God, that I may with one blow take vengeance on the Philistines for my two eyes!” The Israeli teenagers, visibly ecstatic, jumped up and down and shouted: “May their name be effaced!”

This is not the first time that the holy sites have been ground zero for a major violent escalation in the conflict, and it is therefore tempting to interpret this vengeful frenzy as merely the latest eruption of an atavistic devotion to ancient stones, one bound to spiral out of control. But this is a misleading story: the political significance of these places – and their very meaning – has changed dramatically over the past century, particularly for Jewish Israelis.

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Thr Jews didn't worship at the Western wall until the 16th century.

Oh I understand it alright.

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BERLIN (JTA) — Following a spate of anti-Israel protests across Germany tied to the ongoing Israel-Gaza violence, political leaders here have vowed to crack down on demonstrators who have used antisemitic rhetoric and have attacked Jewish institutions.

“Anyone who spreads antisemitic hatred will feel the full force of the law,” German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said in a statement.

He added in an interview with the Bild am Sonntag tabloid on Sunday: “We will not tolerate the burning of Israeli flags on German soil and attacks on Jewish facilities.”

Bundestag President Wolfgang Schäuble called for an increase in security for Jewish communities and institutions on the eve of the Shavuot holiday on Sunday. Due to measures aimed to stem the coronavirus pandemic, most synagogues still only allow reduced attendance or remote observances.

Last year, Germany made it illegal to publicly destroy or damage the flag of a foreign state with which they have diplomatic relations. It is also illegal to incite hate or call for violence against a group or individuals in a manner that could disturb the peace; the law covers, for example, racism, antisemitism and homophobia.

Calling the incidents “disgusting,” Aiman Mazyek, head of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany, said in a statement to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung newspaper that “Anyone who attacks synagogues and Jews on the pretext of criticizing Israel has forfeited any right to solidarity.”

The Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB) appealed to Muslims to stay away from the demonstrations, Deutsche Welle reported.

It remains to be seen whether suspects arrested in recent days will be charged with inciting antisemitism.

 
P F Tinmore said:
TNHarley said:
I dont hate them but i get tired of the whining. And iw ish they would just destroy palestine and be done with it. Im tired of hearing those terrorists claim the victim too.


:)- Thanks for being honest with your words

may you and yours live long and prosper- :)-
 
King James Bible
And God said unto him, Thy name is Jacob: thy name shall not be called any more Jacob, but Israel shall be thy name: and he called his name Israel.

Israel was not a place, it was a person, who's original name;
King James Bible
And God said unto him, Thy name is Jacob: thy name shall not be called any more Jacob, but Israel shall be thy name: and he called his name Israel.

:)-
 
Some things need repeating---
If we held Israel to the same standards we do for other countries on human rights and expansionism we would have dumped them long ago. Our hypocrisy on this point is the single biggest obstacle to mideast peace. We defend Israel doing the same thing that we criticize others for. The only religious aspect to our dealings with any country is to recognize that religious zealots running a country is dangerous. God could tell them to do anything and we are treaty bound to back them up.
:)-
 
Hey Morty. I don’t hate Israel and I don’t hate Jews, but I do hate Bibi.
If he can’t stop expanding settlements, hating on Muslims and killing children, then it might be time to cut off those 3 billion dollar welfare payments.
"hate" is a human made term.
It is an emotional term.
Believe me, God understands these terms
God\Lord loves us all, period, end, finality now :)-
 
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