HOPE for the future ehh 'IFred' .

Course if Israel keeps developing its weapons and winning its wars and infusing itself with westerners of the Jewish religion your Hopes may never materialize . Plus like I say , Jews are smart and probably on the frontlines of genetic research . Heck , they made the desert bloom and I Hear that they have done well with their desalination plants . They also have nuke doomsday subs capable of using nuke tipped missles and they have nuke bombs and missles . Oh well , just watch and see what happens I guess but Jews are pretty smart people and they fight for their very existence in their Promised Land so they'll figure things out 'IFred' !!
So, according to the Survey of Palestine,
who really made the barley fields
of Beersheba bloom?
The British government survey found that in 1944-45 Palestine’s farmers
produced approximately 210,000 tons of grain. About 193,400 tons of that
grain were cultivated on Palestinian farms; about 16,600 tons were
cultivated on Jewish farms. See the precise numbers, from a scan of the
relevant page of the Survey of Palestine, here.
Who made the melon patches of Jaffa bloom?
The British government survey found that in 1944-45 Palestine’s farmers
produced approximately 143,000 tons of melons. About 136,000 tons of those
melons were cultivated on Palestinian farms; a little over 7,000 tons were
cultivated on Jewish farms. See the precise numbers, from a scan of the
relevant page of the Survey of Palestine, here.
Who made the tobacco fields of Safad bloom?
The British government survey found that in 1944-45 Palestine’s farmers
produced approximately 1,683 tons of tobacco, on 28,169 dunams of land.
Virtually all the land under tobacco cultivation was Palestinian.
Who made
the vineyards of Hebron bloom?
The British government survey found that in 1944-45 Palestine’s farmers
produced approximately 40-50,000 tons of grapes, and between 3-4 million
litres of wine. About 86% of the land that produced these products was
owned and cultivated by Palestinians. See a scan of the relevant page of the
Survey of Palestine here.
Who made the olive groves of Tulkarm bloom?
The British government survey found that in 1944-45 Palestine’s farmers
produced approximately 79,000 tons of olives. About 78,000 tons of those
olives were cultivated on Palestinian farms; a little over 1,000 tons were
cultivated on Jewish farms. See the precise numbers, from a scan of the
relevant page of the Survey of Palestine, here and here.
Who made the banana groves of Tiberias bloom?
The British government survey found that in 1944-45 Palestine’s farmers
produced approximately 8,000 tons of bananas. About 60% of the land that
produced these bananas was owned and cultivated by Palestinians. See the
relevant page of the Survey of Palestine, here.
So, on the eve of the partition resolution, in which the United Nations
proposed to allocate 55 percent of the land to Jewish Palestine (including
those parts that produced most of Palestine's leading crops, with the sole
exception of the olive crop), and 45% to Arab Palestine, Palestinian Arabs
were producing:
92% of Palestine’s grain
86% of its grapes
99% of its olives
77 % of its vegetables
95% of its melons
more than 99% of its tobacco
and 60% of its bananas.
Palestinians made the desert bloom before the Israelis got there The Jewish Chronicle