Is anybody old enough to remember?

[JoeB131]

You will never win based on facts.
And, to be honest, I couldn't give a shit that the Arabs, since finding oil, have devolved into the warmongers they used to be, and keep getting their asses kicked even though they outnumber the Jews 1.5 billion to 7 million.
It's almost comical.

The only reason the Zionist Entity hasn't been wiped off the map yet is because they have illegal nukes. At some point, though, their status as an international pariah will render that as moot as South Africa's nukes.

As a footnote, non-Jewish Kings never trusted non-Jews to manage their financial affairs.
The populace would eventually get envious and demand the Jews be deported.
Then those nations would jump into the dustbin of history.
But the pain in your self-hating White ass, called the Jew, is here to stay.

Actually, at some point, they are going to realize that there is no Sky Pixie, change their names to something less Jewish sounding, and blend into the background.

Your silly cliches are embarrassingly naive. Your friends at Stormfront may have missed the news but the Zionist Entity is becoming something of the darling of the Arab Middle Eastern royal families. There is thing called the Shia Entity that is in some competition with the Sunni Arab Moslems for power and influence in that region. The military and economic prowess of the Zionist Entity is viewed by the Sunni as a bulwark again the Shia Entity.

Actually, not so great... Iran has expanded it's influence into Syria and Iraq because the Zionists convinced George W. Stupid to take out Saddam. Now, if we had leaders who realized the interests of the various groups over there squabbling over who a Sky Fairy gave some strip of land to, we might be making real progress.

 

[JoeB131]

Syria Palaestina, or Palestine for short, derives from Philistia, land of the Philistines, ancient enemies of the Israelites (with Goliath the best-known). The Philistines were a seafaring people from islands in the Aegean who settled on Eastern Mediterranean shores in the 12th-century BCE. And no, those we now call Palestinians are not their descendants.

The Ashkenazim from Central Europe aren't the descendants of the people the Romans threw out, either. So both sides are claiming the land based on dubious grounds.

However, the Palestinians were there first...

 

[Hollie]

Syria Palaestina, or Palestine for short, derives from Philistia, land of the Philistines, ancient enemies of the Israelites (with Goliath the best-known). The Philistines were a seafaring people from islands in the Aegean who settled on Eastern Mediterranean shores in the 12th-century BCE. And no, those we now call Palestinians are not their descendants.

The Ashkenazim from Central Europe aren't the descendants of the people the Romans threw out, either. So both sides are claiming the land based on dubious grounds.

However, the Palestinians were there first...

Actually, “Palestinian’’ as a national identity was an invention of Yasser Arafat in the late 1960’s.

 

[Mindful]

Syria Palaestina, or Palestine for short, derives from Philistia, land of the Philistines, ancient enemies of the Israelites (with Goliath the best-known). The Philistines were a seafaring people from islands in the Aegean who settled on Eastern Mediterranean shores in the 12th-century BCE. And no, those we now call Palestinians are not their descendants.

The Ashkenazim from Central Europe aren't the descendants of the people the Romans threw out, either. So both sides are claiming the land based on dubious grounds.

However, the Palestinians were there first...

Actually, “Palestinian’’ as a national identity was an invention of Yasser Arafat in the late 1960’s.

l know.

 

[Mindful]

Syria Palaestina, or Palestine for short, derives from Philistia, land of the Philistines, ancient enemies of the Israelites (with Goliath the best-known). The Philistines were a seafaring people from islands in the Aegean who settled on Eastern Mediterranean shores in the 12th-century BCE. And no, those we now call Palestinians are not their descendants.

The Ashkenazim from Central Europe aren't the descendants of the people the Romans threw out, either. So both sides are claiming the land based on dubious grounds.

However, the Palestinians were there first...

The Jews came to Europe and Great Britain with the Romans.

 

[JoeB131]

Actually, “Palestinian’’ as a national identity was an invention of Yasser Arafat in the late 1960’s.

You guys keep telling yourself that, along with the lie, "A land without a people for a people without a land".

The Jews came to Europe and Great Britain with the Romans.

Then how did they get to Germany, Poland, and Russia, which weren't part of the Roman Empire and where most of the Squatters in Palestine came from?

 

[rylah]

Syria Palaestina, or Palestine for short, derives from Philistia, land of the Philistines, ancient enemies of the Israelites (with Goliath the best-known). The Philistines were a seafaring people from islands in the Aegean who settled on Eastern Mediterranean shores in the 12th-century BCE. And no, those we now call Palestinians are not their descendants.

The Ashkenazim from Central Europe aren't the descendants of the people the Romans threw out, either. So both sides are claiming the land based on dubious grounds.

However, the Palestinians were there first...

So you keep mindlessly repeating,
yet the prophecies keep fulfilling in us.

Not to mention, majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees from middle east.

 

[JoeB131]

Not to mention, majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees from middle east.

They why is it every prominent Zionist Politician traces his roots back to Europe?

 

[Mindful]

Not to mention, majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees from middle east.

They why is it every prominent Zionist Politician traces his roots back to Europe?

You're too obsessed with this issue to attempt any reasonable discourse.

It's tempting to do parody, but l'd have to go downstairs for that.

 

[rylah]

Not to mention, majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees from middle east.

They why is it every prominent Zionist Politician traces his roots back to Europe?

They all trace their roots to Judea,
that's why we're called 'Jews'.

And it was the plight of the Jews in the land of Israel,
that initiated the Zionist political organization.

 

[toomuchtime_]

Not to mention, majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees from middle east.

They why is it every prominent Zionist Politician traces his roots back to Europe?

They all trace their roots to Judea,
that's why we're called 'Jews'.

And it was the plight of the Jews in the land of Israel,
that initiated the Zionist political organization.

It is a non issue of interest only to mindless anti semites. The history of the Jews in Israel is as much a part of the heritage of a person who converted to Judaism as it is to someone who can trace his roots back to biblical times.

 

[WelfareQueen]

I am in my mid sixties, and my first introduction to Israel situation came from watching the events unfold before and during the six day war. The bellicose bully, Nassar, was boasting continually about pushing the Jews into the sea

All the talk those days was about pan Arabism. They felt powerful because of their increasing oil wealth and felt confident that with the full weight of the massive Arab world coming to bear, this time they would finally be able to make good on their promise to kill Jews until they hid behind rocks and trees.

There was no talk about people called Palestinian because there were none - Just Arabs united in a common culture of Jew hatred.

Having lived in a time before Palestians were invented gives me a good understanding on the nature and effects of relentless propaganda. How many others are old enough to remember a time before their invention?

I think it makes a HUGE difference in the way people do or do not succumb to the propaganda.

When the Jewish State of Israel was created in 1948 the Jews agreed to spilt the land 50/50 with the Arabs.

The Arab response to that offer was war. It's mostly been war every since.

 

[Mindful]

Not to mention, majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees from middle east.

They why is it every prominent Zionist Politician traces his roots back to Europe?

They all trace their roots to Judea,
that's why we're called 'Jews'.

And it was the plight of the Jews in the land of Israel,
that initiated the Zionist political organization.

Not to forget The Dreyfus Affair.

 

[JoeB131]

You're too obsessed with this issue to attempt any reasonable discourse.

It's tempting to do parody, but l'd have to go downstairs for that.

Duly noted that you avoided the issue.

Let's try again. If most Jewish Residents of Israel trace their ancestry to the Middle East, why do all the prominent Israeli politicians trace back to Europe.

Netanhayu's dad came from Poland.
Benny Gantz parents came from Hungary and Romania
Shimon Peres was actually born in Poland
Yitzak Rabin's family came from the Ukraine
Yitzak Shamir was born in the Russian Empire (Today Belarus)
Ehud Barak's grandparents came from Lithuania

 

[JoeB131]

When the Jewish State of Israel was created in 1948 the Jews agreed to spilt the land 50/50 with the Arabs.

The Arab response to that offer was war. It's mostly been war every since.

So I break into your house, and then promise to let you live in half the house and maybe have some of your stuff back, you gonna be cool with that, bro?

No?

Neither are the Palestinians.

 

[JoeB131]

They all trace their roots to Judea,
that's why we're called 'Jews'.

Um, yeah, that would be the place in the book with the Giants and the Sea Monsters and the Talking Snakes, right?

And it was the plight of the Jews in the land of Israel,
that initiated the Zionist political organization.

Actually, it was nothing of the sort. It was the British trying to find someone to colonlize a new land for them while getting rid of Europe's Jewish population.... So the Zionists and the British Empire were playing each other...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

When the Jewish State of Israel was created in 1948 the Jews agreed to spilt the land 50/50 with the Arabs.

The Arab response to that offer was war. It's mostly been war every since.

So I break into your house, and then promise to let you live in half the house and maybe have some of your stuff back, you gonna be cool with that, bro?

No?

Neither are the Palestinians.

So I break into your house, and then promise to let you live in half the house

Who broke into the Ottoman's house?

 

[Mindful]

You're too obsessed with this issue to attempt any reasonable discourse.

It's tempting to do parody, but l'd have to go downstairs for that.

Duly noted that you avoided the issue.

Let's try again. If most Jewish Residents of Israel trace their ancestry to the Middle East, why do all the prominent Israeli politicians trace back to Europe.

Netanhayu's dad came from Poland.
Benny Gantz parents came from Hungary and Romania
Shimon Peres was actually born in Poland
Yitzak Rabin's family came from the Ukraine
Yitzak Shamir was born in the Russian Empire (Today Belarus)
Ehud Barak's grandparents came from Lithuania

And where did they come from before that??

Let’s not try again.

 

[WelfareQueen]

When the Jewish State of Israel was created in 1948 the Jews agreed to spilt the land 50/50 with the Arabs.

The Arab response to that offer was war. It's mostly been war every since.

So I break into your house, and then promise to let you live in half the house and maybe have some of your stuff back, you gonna be cool with that, bro?

No?

Neither are the Palestinians.

Do you respect the Muslim faith? How about Judiasm? According to the Torah Israel is Jewish Land and has been for thousands of years.

It is Jewish Land. Sorry, your point = Fail.

 

[Indeependent]

Syria Palaestina, or Palestine for short, derives from Philistia, land of the Philistines, ancient enemies of the Israelites (with Goliath the best-known). The Philistines were a seafaring people from islands in the Aegean who settled on Eastern Mediterranean shores in the 12th-century BCE. And no, those we now call Palestinians are not their descendants.

The Ashkenazim from Central Europe aren't the descendants of the people the Romans threw out, either. So both sides are claiming the land based on dubious grounds.

However, the Palestinians were there first...

Yes they are.
Do actually believe a bunch of goyim volunteered to become the most vilified people on earth?