Israel doubles down against US, saying there is no room in Jerusalem for an American Consulate for Palestinians
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The Biden admin & it's owners are trying with all they got to make the Carter admin look good. The only thing they have in their favor is the rigged elections.
fncceo
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Every country, even a country with a Jewish majority, has the final say over what embassages and consultancies are allowed on their soil and where they are placed.
Israel is doing nothing that every single country on earth isn't already doing.
Israel is doing nothing that every single country on earth isn't already doing.
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Dogmaphobe
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But none of that matters to the Democrat party because they are Jews, damn it, JEWS.
Gotta keep Rashida, Ilhan and the Black caucus happy, you know.
EvilCat Breath
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Good for Israel.
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It's the damnedest thing I've ever seen. WHY do so many American Jews support a party that loathes Israel?
Dogmaphobe
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The only thing I can figure out is old habits dying hard.
They just can't let go of the notion that the Democrat party is liberal despite all the evidence that it is anything but.
NO DOUBT!!!! Thank you!! Bunch of FN IDIOTS!! PUPPETS.. etc, etc, etc....
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It's got to be self-loathing. That's about all I have ever been able to figure out, it's truly baffling.
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Biden and his stolen election is the perfect capstone to end the democrat Party
Very well put, thank you!!
How is this a fuck you to Biden when Trump was the one who allegedly had the peace for all eternity deal that would have put Jerusalem as the capitol of Israel? United States recognition of Jerusalem as capital of Israel - Wikipedia
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The history of American Jews and the social progressive movements is long and complex. Many American Jews are descended from European refugees in the 19th and 20th Centuries fleeing persecution and full of utopian ideas for their new home.
Jewish immigrants were at the forefront of the labor movement, the suffrage movement, and the civil rights movement. During the height of those movements, overt anti-Semitism was still quite acceptable in American society and despite the significant contributions of Jews to those movement, many others involved were hesitant to acknowledge those contributions for fear of having their cause being associated with "Jewish Intellectualism".
American Jews, on the other hand, tended to ignore lack of acknowledgement in a deep desire to be accepted and laid the groundwork for liberal hatred of Israel by doing so. One can never respect one whom you've slighted.
On the other hand, the fastest growing segment of these American Jewish community is the Orthodox / Observant congregations of Judaism. These segments don't have the long history with American Liberalism as Conservative and Reform Jewish congregations that were willing to throw out observant customs in a desperate bid to assimilate. The Orthodox Congregations tend to be more politically conservative and less forgiving of liberal attacks on Israel and American Jews.
What you are seeing now is more and more outspoken support of Israel in the Jewish community, particularly when those attacks come from political segments that Jews have traditionally supported.
One more thing, don't put too much faith into things you might read that 80% or 90% or whatever number they choose to make up being supportive of liberal candidates. There is still a strong stigma in liberal Jewish congregations about openly opposing their traditional politics. Many Jews might poll liberal while actually being quite conservative in their hearts.
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If you recall, the Palestinians, and those Americans who support Palestinians at the expense of Israeli Jews, were quite opposed to any peace deal Israel made with their neighbors. Those people will continue to attempt to tear down and sow discord as much as possible. The will never accept peace with Israel.
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Man I just love Israels approach to everything...we need them on our northern border
RoshawnMarkwees
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Bloodlines seem to cloud clear thinking.
Lots of dichotomies among my Jewish friends. They vote the way their pappies and grandpappies and great-grandpappies voted just cuz.
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Since Netanyahu is out. That the new leader isn't going to stop the Globalists from taking over.
Why did the UK break their promise to give land and Palestinians to the Arabs?
Answer (1 of 12): First of all the British fulfilled their promise and gave 78% of the land that was supposed to be for the Jewish Homeland to the Arabs and created Arab Palestine, which was initially called Arab Government of the East and is now called Jordan. Second, in 1921 / 22 when all this...
As the victors of World War I, France and Britain dismantled the Ottoman Empire and the Arab nation for their own colonial purposes. The Iraq Petroleum Company was created in 1920 with 95% of the shares going to Britain, France, and the U.S. In order to weaken Arab nationalism, Britain blocked Iraqi access to the Persian Gulf by severing the territorial entity, "Kuwait" from the rest of Iraq in 1921 and 1922. This new British colony, Kuwait, was given artificial boundaries with no basis in history or geography. King Faisal I of the new Iraqi state ruled under British military oversight, but his administration never accepted the amputation of the Kuwait district and the denial of Iraqi access to the Persian Gulf. Attempts by Faisal to build a railway to Kuwait and port facilities on the Gulf were vetoed by Britain. These and other similar British colonial policies made Kuwait a focus of the Arab national movement in Iraq, and a symbol of Iraqi humiliation at the hands of the British.
Iraq & Kuwait
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DigitalDrifter
Good for them. Palestine isn't a country. Its a State that was created in the 80's.
Good for them. Palestine isn't a country. Its a State that was created in the 80's.
Regardless, this was Trump's idea not Biden's. In fact Trump told us he could build a nice new embassy in Jerusalem for a couple hundred thousand dollars too
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