Hossie's ignorance of why there were thousands of Palestinians in Jordan in 1971 probably should be questioned, although he clings to ignorance like white clings to rice. In 1948 Mandate Palestine 650,000 Jews inflicted a Jewish state upon twice as many Palestinians living between the River and the sea. Thousands of Palestinians fled to Jordan so that heroic Jews (like Hossie) could take possession of their homes, businesses, and bank accounts. Killers like Hossie yawned and chalked up another victory for the "good guys."
Could you give your "650,000 thousand Jews blah, blah, blah" shtick a rest Georgie Boy? You must have brought this up over by now thousands of times in your posts. Meanwhile, it appears that you have no problem that the Hashemites were given 78 percent of the mandate, and you are probably comatose to the fact that this 78 percent was not unpopulated at the time but contained many Arabs. By the way, Georgie Boy, I am not Jewish as you seem to think, but I think many viewers are aware that Black guys like you have it in for the Jews because you feel the Jews are responsible for the situation in which you now find yourself. As the viewers can see, Georgie Boy, never concerns himself with what is happening to his people in Africa even though a forum is available for this. It is always Jews, Jews, Jews with him.
Here's a couple of news flashes, Bigot:
I'm not Black (or Jew)
And "your people" caused Black September:
"The fighting between the Arab states and Israel was halted with the UN-mediated 1949 Armistice Agreements, but the remaining Palestinian territories came under the control of Egypt and Transjordan.
"In 1949, Transjordan officially changed its name to Jordan; in 1950, it annexed the West Bank of the Jordan River, and brought Palestinian representation into the government.
"At the time, the population east of the Jordan River contained over 400,000 Palestinian refugees who made up one-third of the population of the Kingdom; another third of the population was Palestinians on the West Bank.
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Only one third of the population consisted of the original inhabitants of Trans-Jordan, which meant that the Jordanians had become a ruling minority over a Palestinian majority.
"This proved to be a mercurial element in internal Jordanian politics and played a critical role in the political opposition.
"Since the 1950s, the West Bank had become the center of the national and territorial aspects of the Palestinian problem that was the key issue of Jordan's domestic and foreign policy. According to King Hussein, the Palestinian problem spelled 'life or death' for Jordan and would remain the country's overriding national security issue.[7]"
Those 400,000 Palestinians would not have been in Jordan in 1949 if 650,000 Jews hadn't inflicted their nation upon Palestine.
Black September in Jordan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
