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Show me otherwise and I will show you a NAZI
We are fully aware that you and other Israelis believe that anyone who thinks Israel has violated any international laws, is a "Nazi. Its very amusing and is very useful when trying to convince folks not to take Israel's side.
There is nothing more beneficial to a political argument than an opponent who utters the absurd.
And I wouldn't expect anything else coming out of a racist like you.
I have never been racist in my life. You however show your antisemitic tendencies.
Of course you are a racist, you are supporting the dispossession of land and the ethnic cleansing of Christians and Muslims just because they are not Jewish, that is racist as hell.

Shows how much you know as I am not even a Jew, never mind an Israeli. I was like you at one time and hated the Jews until I saw the aftermath of an Islamic terrorist bomb. From that day on I researched all the evidence and dispelled that which was from hate sites. Your words are exactly what I see on the NAZI hate sites, and I am just waiting for you to take the next step and change Israel and Jew to Zionism and Zionist.
The land was given to the Jews in biblical history and the San Remo Mandate. Don't blame me.![]()
Done and dusted.![]()
Why do you think its fair to respect the rights of Jews listed in the San Remo Conference but ignore the rights of non-Jews in same?
Non Jews have rights in Israel. They work together, ride public transport together, shop together, are treated in clinics and wards together. There are Muslim and Christians in the Israeli military, there are Muslims in the Law Courts, Muslim and Christian members of the Knesset, surgeons in hospitals, need I go on?
Again you confuse the Mandate for Palestine with the San Remo Mandate. Are you a child? Do you not understand they are two different things entirely.
The San Remo Conference and the Mandate for Palestine both include the following:
The High Contracting Parties agree to entrust, by application of the provisions of Article 22, the administration of Palestine, within such boundaries as may be determined by the Principal Allied Powers, to a Mandatory, to be selected by the said Powers. The Mandatory will be responsible for putting into effect the declaration originally made on November 8, 1917, by the British Government, and adopted by the other Allied Powers, in favour of the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.
The land was given to the Jews in biblical history and the San Remo Mandate. Don't blame me.![]()
The Bible is 3,000 year old fantasy and has no relevence in a discussion about international laws.
There is no San Remo "mandate". It was merely a conference with resolutions.
Your acknowledging of the rights of Jews listed at San Remo but your ignoring of the rights of non-Jews listed at San Remo, renders your argument pretty dead.
Nothing negates the San Remo Mandate to give the land of Palestine to the Jews. The countries that signed at the League of Nations in 1922 have an OBLIGATION to encourage Jewish settlement in the land of Palestine, later of course to be known as the land of Israel.
So you agree that Israel is bound by the San Remo Conference, which makes Jewish settlement in Palestine and the creation of a Jewish homeland conditional upon the full respect and protection of non-Jewish civil rights in Palestine?
By the way, there is no San Remo "mandate". It is merely a set of resolutions.
The governing mandate is the Mandate for Palestine.
Non Jews have rights in Israel. They work together, ride public transport together, shop together, are treated in clinics and wards together. There are Muslim and Christians in the Israeli military, there are Muslims in the Law Courts, Muslim and Christian members of the Knesset, surgeons in hospitals, need I go on?
Israel has consistently and routinely been violating the civil rights of non-Jews in the West Bank since 1967.
This violates the protections set forth in the San Remo Conference.
Just as you think that the Sam remo is valid for Israel when it was not yet reborn. Or that the Geneva conventions apply to Palestine when they have never signed them.
Please take this up with Sweet Caroline as she is the one saying San Remo is still in affect.
[MENTION=35705]Phoenall[/MENTION]
The West Bank belonged to the Jews according to the San Remo Conference. All roads lead back to then, ok?
Show me otherwise and I will show you a NAZI
We are fully aware that you and other Israelis believe that anyone who thinks Israel has violated any international laws, is a "Nazi. Its very amusing and is very useful when trying to convince folks not to take Israel's side.
There is nothing more beneficial to a political argument than an opponent who utters the absurd.
Shows how much you know as I am not even a Jew, never mind an Israeli. I was like you at one time and hated the Jews until I saw the aftermath of an Islamic terrorist bomb. From that day on I researched all the evidence and dispelled that which was from hate sites. Your words are exactly what I see on the NAZI hate sites, and I am just waiting for you to take the next step and change Israel and Jew to Zionism and Zionist.
Nothing negates the San Remo Mandate to give the land of Palestine to the Jews. The countries that signed at the League of Nations in 1922 have an OBLIGATION to encourage Jewish settlement in the land of Palestine, later of course to be known as the land of Israel.
So you agree that Israel is bound by the San Remo Conference, which makes Jewish settlement in Palestine and the creation of a Jewish homeland conditional upon the full respect and protection of non-Jewish civil rights in Palestine?
By the way, there is no San Remo "mandate". It is merely a set of resolutions.
The governing mandate is the Mandate for Palestine.
Those conditions also hinge on the non Jews agreeing to the same thing in regard to the Jews. Now who was it breached these resolutions in 1948 when they invaded Israel ?
Of course it is. Jews' rights are protected. Countries cannot sign a country over to a people and then divide it up again if it has been ratified by the League of Nations and protected by the United Nations.
So the rights of Jews are protected but the rights of non-Jews are voided?
That's very interesting. I wonder how this view affects public opinion about Israel.
Your compatriot [MENTION=44172]Sweet_Caroline[/MENTION] believes that the San Remo Conference is still valid.
I urge you two and others Israelis to come to some agreement on this matter cause its very hard to debate this issue when your side can't agree on such an important element.
No law has negated the San Remo Mandate. It is written in Law and cannot be changed. I would urge people to watch this.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_WVm8SacS4]Howard Grief - Israels Legal Borders Under International Law - Part 1 of 3 - YouTube[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VV_HMfzVDc]Howard Grief - Israels Legal Borders Under International Law - Part 2 of 3 - YouTube[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWJb8qY5KZ8]Howard Grief - Israels Legal Borders Under International Law - Part 3 of 3 - YouTube[/ame]
Total bullshit.
Why should the world respect the rights of Jews to settle all of Palestine set forth in San Remo, when the Israelis ignore the rights of non-Jews in Palestine set forth in San Remo?
They cannot have their cake and eat it too. Either all rights are too be respected or none will be respected.