Israel was a colonialist project from the outset, and so remains today

[teddyearp]

Nobody has the right to violate the rights of others.

Then why did you imply, as you did with your question, that certain people have no inherent, universal human rights?

Welcome to Tinmore's pretzel.

 

[montelatici]

Do you actually understand written English? You don't make any sense.

I understand it very well. Too bad I understand it well enough to catch you in your own lies and half truths.

You have never caught a lie or half truth from me. I only present facts.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Do colonialists have rights?

Link?

Wait, what?! Are you saying there are groups of peoples who do NOT have inherent human rights? Do tell? Which peoples? Which rights?

Colonial powers deny others inherent human rights, pretty straight forward stuff really.

That is not what Tinmore said, though. He asked if colonialists HAVE rights. Do they have inherent human rights?

In other words do colonialists actively engaged in depriving others of their inherent human rights have inherent human rights.

And you need help with that.

 

[Shusha]

Do colonialists have rights?

Link?

Wait, what?! Are you saying there are groups of peoples who do NOT have inherent human rights? Do tell? Which peoples? Which rights?

Colonial powers deny others inherent human rights, pretty straight forward stuff really.

That is not what Tinmore said, though. He asked if colonialists HAVE rights. Do they have inherent human rights?

In other words do colonialists actively engaged in depriving others of their inherent human rights have inherent human rights.

And you need help with that.

I think it is VERY dangerous territory to claim that some people have no inherent human rights.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Do colonialists have rights?

Link?

Wait, what?! Are you saying there are groups of peoples who do NOT have inherent human rights? Do tell? Which peoples? Which rights?

Colonial powers deny others inherent human rights, pretty straight forward stuff really.

That is not what Tinmore said, though. He asked if colonialists HAVE rights. Do they have inherent human rights?

In other words do colonialists actively engaged in depriving others of their inherent human rights have inherent human rights.

And you need help with that.

I think it is VERY dangerous territory to claim that some people have no inherent human rights.

Which is what colonialism does.

 

[Shusha]

Wait, what?! Are you saying there are groups of peoples who do NOT have inherent human rights? Do tell? Which peoples? Which rights?

Colonial powers deny others inherent human rights, pretty straight forward stuff really.

That is not what Tinmore said, though. He asked if colonialists HAVE rights. Do they have inherent human rights?

In other words do colonialists actively engaged in depriving others of their inherent human rights have inherent human rights.

And you need help with that.

I think it is VERY dangerous territory to claim that some people have no inherent human rights.

Which is what colonialism does.

But again, that is not what you wrote. You wrote: ... do colonialists ... have inherent human rights?

Of course they do. We all do. That is why they are inherent.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Colonial powers deny others inherent human rights, pretty straight forward stuff really.

That is not what Tinmore said, though. He asked if colonialists HAVE rights. Do they have inherent human rights?

In other words do colonialists actively engaged in depriving others of their inherent human rights have inherent human rights.

And you need help with that.

I think it is VERY dangerous territory to claim that some people have no inherent human rights.

Which is what colonialism does.

But again, that is not what you wrote. You wrote: ... do colonialists ... have inherent human rights?

Of course they do. We all do. That is why they are inherent.

Thanks, I recall:

In other words do colonialists actively engaged in depriving others of their inherent human rights have inherent human rights.

And you need help with that.

 

[Shusha]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

Who's doing the colonizing?

 

[Shusha]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

Who's doing the colonizing?

No one

 

[louie888]

Your point being...?

Israel was a colonialist project from the outset, and so remains today

And 5 pages in now with not a single refutation of the OP. Think about that.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

Who's doing the colonizing?

No one

Who is engaged in seeking to deprive the so called rights of the other?

 

[Shusha]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

Who's doing the colonizing?

No one

Who is engaged in seeking to deprive the so called rights of the other?

The only people even suggesting it on this thread are you and Tinmore.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

Who's doing the colonizing?

No one

Both Britain and the Zionists called it colonialism during the Mandate period.

Now you want to refute the horse's mouth.

 

[Shusha]

Both Britain and the Zionists called it colonialism during the Mandate period.

Sure it was the term in general use at the time to mean immigration, especially when referring to land which was not in use.

It does not have the same meaning as you mean it here -- where a colonial power sends its own citizens to a foreign territory.

You can't colonize your own homeland.

 

[Hollie]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

Who's doing the colonizing?

No one

Both Britain and the Zionists called it colonialism during the Mandate period.

Now you want to refute the horse's mouth.

You poor, dear. Your tender islamo-feelings are hurt.

Muhammedan hoards invaded, conquered and settled the area of Pal'istan. They forced their retrograde cultural practices, their politico-religious ideology and sharia laws on the population at the end of a sword. They imposed their own brand of Islamic fascism via dhimmitude. Yet, you whine like a fascist Islamist because the Mandate encouraged Jewish immigration. It's comical that you presume colonization by the muhammedan hoardes is acceptable and yet, you then screech that the Islamist colonizers are being colonized because the Mandate provided for the Jewish National Home on land that the Ottoman Turks released rights and title to.

Your shrill screeching is causing all the dogs in my neighborhood to start barking.

 

[louie888]

Both Britain and the Zionists called it colonialism during the Mandate period.

Sure it was the term in general use at the time to mean immigration, especially when referring to land which was not in use.

It does not have the same meaning as you mean it here -- where a colonial power sends its own citizens to a foreign territory....

Not in use?
Acre Subdistrict
See also: Acre Subdistrict

• al-Bassa - military assault, expulsion by Yishuv forces, 14 May 1948[5]
• al-Birwa - military assault, 11 June 1948[5] or mid-July
• al-Damun - military assault, 15–16 July 1948.[5]
• al-Ghabisiyya[5]
• al-Kabri – military assault, fear, 21 May 1948.[5]
• al-Manshiyya – military assault, 14 May 1948[5]
• al-Mansura – expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948[5]
• al-Nabi Rubin
• al-Nahr - military assault, 21 May 1948.[5]
• al-Ruways
• al-Sumayriyya military assault, 14 May 1948[5]
• al-Tall (Tell) - military assault, 21 May 1948[5]
• Amqa - military assault, 10–11 July 1948.[5]
• Arab al-Samniyya

• Az-Zeeb (al-Zib) - military assault, 14 May 1948[5]
• Dayr al-Qassi
• Iqrit - expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948.[5]
• Kafr 'Inan – expulsion by Yishuv forces, February 1949[5]
• Khirbat Iribbin
• Khirbat Jiddin
• Kuwaykat – military assault, 10 July 1948.[5]
• Mi'ar
• Sha'ab[6]
• Suhmata - military assault, 30 October 1948[5]
• Suruh - expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948[5]
• Tarbikha, expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948[5]
• Umm al-Faraj - military assault, 21 May 1948[5]

Beersheba Subdistrict
See also: Beersheba Subdistrict

• al-Imara
• al-Jammama
• al-Khalasa
• Beersheba, military assault, expulsions, 20 October 1948
• Umm al-Rashrash

Beisan Subdistrict
See also: Beisan Subdistrict

• al-Ashrafiyya
• Al-Bira
• al-Fatur
• al-Ghazzawiyya
• al-Hamidiyya
• Al-Hamra
• al-Khunayzir
• al-Murassas
• al-Sakhina
• al-Samiriyya

• al-Tira
• Arab al-'Arida
• Arab al-Bawati
• Arab al-Safa
• Beisan
• Danna
• Farwana
• Jabbul
• Kafra
• Kawkab al-Hawa

• Khirbat Al-Taqa
• Khirbat Umm Sabuna
• Khirbat Zawiya
• Masil al-Jizl
• Qumya
• Sirin - Arab evacuation order, April–May 1948.[7]
• Tall al-Shawk
• Umm 'Ajra
• Yubla
• Zab'a

• 
  The well at al-Khalasa, 1900–26
  
  
• 
  Israeli troops in Beersheba, 20 October 1948

OK, buddy, whatever you want tot believe.

louie888 - Please do not post entire articles - post a small to medium section (per the rules) - Edited by Mod

 

[Fenton Lum]

Let's talk about these inherent human rights, then. What rights are we talking about?

Do the Arab Palestinians have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Do the Jewish people have a right to self-determination in their homeland?
Does either party have an exclusive right to the homeland without the presence of the other group (an ethnically homogeneous territory)?

My answers: yes, yes, no, but...there has to be enough homogeneity to not threaten self-determination.

Who's doing the colonizing?

No one

Who is engaged in seeking to deprive the so called rights of the other?

The only people even suggesting it on this thread are you and Tinmore.

Look, your discussion point here is moot. “Endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights” is a bullshit phrase and empty propaganda tool in american society and history. Theater and illusion, nothing else, look at the history of this place. A group of colonial aristocrats (“a”) had a pissing match with a group of British aristocrats (“b”); group “a” wished to be “free” from group “b”. That’s all the empty rhetoric was ever about. Group “a” saw these “certain unalienable rights” as for themselves, but once free from group “b”, never passed that on to those they ruled over. Only well heeled land owning white males were “granted” the vote (so much for “all [even men] men are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights”. And the senate was appointed by the aristocracy, not voted upon. The those here prior to “discovery”, “endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights”, were functionally genocided off of the land mass, and Africans, “endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights”, were subjected to enslavement. And even now, today, as you wish to attempt some feckless mental masturbatory exercise on “rights” we all ostensibly have been granted by some supernatural being, these “rights” are always a function of the leverage power (economic/military/political), violence, oppression, resource/wealth extraction, and the willingness to engage in usurping the “rights” of others.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Both Britain and the Zionists called it colonialism during the Mandate period.

Sure it was the term in general use at the time to mean immigration, especially when referring to land which was not in use.

It does not have the same meaning as you mean it here -- where a colonial power sends its own citizens to a foreign territory.

You can't colonize your own homeland.

Sure it was the term in general use at the time to mean immigration, especially when referring to land which was not in use.

i.e., land not being "used" in the manner the guy with the biggest and most brutal military wants to use it. Jesus what a rationale; americans can justify anything, and this is the clown positing we all have inalienable rights and shit.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Both Britain and the Zionists called it colonialism during the Mandate period.

Sure it was the term in general use at the time to mean immigration, especially when referring to land which was not in use.

It does not have the same meaning as you mean it here -- where a colonial power sends its own citizens to a foreign territory....

Not in use?
Acre Subdistrict
See also: Acre Subdistrict

• al-Bassa - military assault, expulsion by Yishuv forces, 14 May 1948[5]
• al-Birwa - military assault, 11 June 1948[5] or mid-July
• al-Damun - military assault, 15–16 July 1948.[5]
• al-Ghabisiyya[5]
• al-Kabri – military assault, fear, 21 May 1948.[5]
• al-Manshiyya – military assault, 14 May 1948[5]
• al-Mansura – expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948[5]
• al-Nabi Rubin
• al-Nahr - military assault, 21 May 1948.[5]
• al-Ruways
• al-Sumayriyya military assault, 14 May 1948[5]
• al-Tall (Tell) - military assault, 21 May 1948[5]
• Amqa - military assault, 10–11 July 1948.[5]
• Arab al-Samniyya

• Az-Zeeb (al-Zib) - military assault, 14 May 1948[5]
• Dayr al-Qassi
• Iqrit - expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948.[5]
• Kafr 'Inan – expulsion by Yishuv forces, February 1949[5]
• Khirbat Iribbin
• Khirbat Jiddin
• Kuwaykat – military assault, 10 July 1948.[5]
• Mi'ar
• Sha'ab[6]
• Suhmata - military assault, 30 October 1948[5]
• Suruh - expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948[5]
• Tarbikha, expulsion by Yishuv forces, early November 1948[5]
• Umm al-Faraj - military assault, 21 May 1948[5]

Beersheba Subdistrict
See also: Beersheba Subdistrict

• al-Imara
• al-Jammama
• al-Khalasa
• Beersheba, military assault, expulsions, 20 October 1948
• Umm al-Rashrash

Beisan Subdistrict
See also: Beisan Subdistrict

• al-Ashrafiyya
• Al-Bira
• al-Fatur
• al-Ghazzawiyya
• al-Hamidiyya
• Al-Hamra
• al-Khunayzir
• al-Murassas
• al-Sakhina
• al-Samiriyya

• al-Tira
• Arab al-'Arida
• Arab al-Bawati
• Arab al-Safa
• Beisan
• Danna
• Farwana
• Jabbul
• Kafra
• Kawkab al-Hawa

• Khirbat Al-Taqa
• Khirbat Umm Sabuna
• Khirbat Zawiya
• Masil al-Jizl
• Qumya
• Sirin - Arab evacuation order, April–May 1948.[7]
• Tall al-Shawk
• Umm 'Ajra
• Yubla
• Zab'a

• 
  The well at al-Khalasa, 1900–26
  
  
• 
  Israeli troops in Beersheba, 20 October 1948

Gaza Subdistrict
See also: Gaza Subdistrict

• al-Batani al-Gharbi
• al-Batani al-Sharqi
• al-Faluja
• al-Jaladiyya
• al-Jiyya
• al-Jura
• al-Khisas
• al-Masmiyya al-Kabira
• al-Masmiyya al-Saghira
• al-Muharraqa
• al-Sawafir al-Gharbiyya
• al-Sawafir al-Shamaliyya
• al-Sawafir al-Sharqiyya
• Arab Suqrir
• Isdud
• al-Majdal

• Barbara
• Barqa
• Bayt 'Affa
• Bayt Daras
• Bayt Jirja
• Bayt Tima
• Bil'in
• Burayr
• Dayr Sunayd
• Dimra
• Hamama
• Hatta
• Hiribya
• Huj
• Hulayqat
• Ibdis

• Iraq al-Manshiyya
• Iraq Suwaydan
• Julis
• Jusayr
• Karatiyya
• Kawfakha
• Kawkaba
• Najd
• Ni'ilya
• Qastina
• Simsim
• Summil
• Tall al-Turmus
• Yasur

• 
  Al-Faluja, 28 February 1949

Haifa Subdistrict
See also: Haifa Subdistrict

• Abu Shusha
• Abu Zurayq
• al-Butaymat
• al-Ghubayya al-Fawqa
• al-Ghubayya al-Tahta
• Al-Jalama
• al-Kafrayn
• al-Mansi
• Al-Mazar
• al-Rihaniyya
• al-Sarafand
• al-Sindiyana
• al-Tira
• Arab al-Fuqara
• Arab al-Nufay'at
• Arab Zahrat al-Dumayri
• Atlit
• Ayn Ghazal

• Balad al-Sheikh
• Barrat Qisarya
• Burayka
• Qisarya
• Daliyat al-Rawha'
• Ayn Hawd
• Hawsha
• Ijzim
• Jaba'
• Kabara
• Kafr Lam
• Khirbat Al-Burj
• Khirbat Al-Dumun
• Khirbat Al-Kasayir
• Khirbat Al-Manara
• Khirbat Al-Mansura
• Khirbat al-Sarkas
• Khirbat al-Sawamir

• Khirbat al-Shuna
• Khirbat Lid
• Khirbat Qumbaza
• Khirbat Sa'sa'
• Khubbayza
• Naghnaghiya
• Qamun
• Qannir
• Qira
• Sabbarin
• Tantura
• Tiberias
• Umm ash Shauf
• Umm az-Zinat
• Wa'arat al-Sarris
• Wadi Ara
• Yajur

• 
  Ein Hod, 2009
  
  
• 
  Wadi Ara, 2007

Hebron Subdistrict
See also: Hebron Subdistrict

• 'Ajjur
• al-Dawayima - massacre[8]
• al-Qubayba
• az-Zakariyya
• Barqusya
• Bayt Jibrin

• Bayt Nattif
• Dayr Nakhkhas
• Deir al-Dubban
• Khirbat Umm Burj
• Kudna
• Mughallis

• Ra'na
• Tell es-Safi
• Zayta
• Zikrin

• 
  Bayt Jibrin, 2005

Jaffa Subdistrict
See also: Jaffa Subdistrict

• Abu Kishk
• al-'Abbasiyya
• al-Haram
• al-Jammasin al-Gharbi
• al-Jammasin al-Sharqi
• al-Khayriyya
• al-Mas'udiyya
• al-Mirr

• al-Muwaylih
• al-Safiriyya
• al-Sawalima
• al-Shaykh Muwannis
• Bayt Dajan
• Biyar 'Adas
• Fajja
• Ijlil al-Qibliyya

• Ijlil al-Shamaliyya
• Jarisha
• Kafr 'Ana
• Rantiya
• Salama
• Saqiya
• Yazur

• 
  Yazur, 2008

Jenin Subdistrict
See also: Jenin Subdistrict

• Al-Mazar
• Ayn al-Mansi
• Khirbat al-Jawfa
• Lajjun
• Nuris
• Zir'in

• 
  Zir'in, 1918

Jerusalem Subdistrict
See also: Jerusalem Subdistrict

• al-Burayj
• al-Jura
• al-Qabu
• al-Walaja
• Allar
• al-Qastal
• Aqqur
• Artuf
• Ayn Karim
• Bayt 'Itab
• Bayt Mahsir
• Bayt Naqquba
• Bayt Thul
• Bayt Umm al-Mays

• Dayr 'Amr
• Dayr Aban
• Dayr al-Hawa
• Dayr al-Shaykh
• Dayr Rafat
• Deir Yassin
• Ishwa
• Islin
• Jarash
• Kasla
• Khirbat al-'Umur
• Khirbat Al-Lawz
• Khirbat al-Tannur
• Khirbat Ism Allah

• Lifta
• al-Maliha
• Nitaf
• Qalunya
• Ras Abu 'Ammar
• Romema
• Sar'a
• Saris
• Sataf
• Sheikh Badr
• Suba
• Sufla

• 
  Postcard from Ayn Karim (Ein Karem)
  
  
• 
  Deir Yassin, now part of the Kfar Shaul Mental Health Center

Nazareth Subdistrict
See also: Nazareth Subdistrict

• al-Mujaydil
• Indur
• Ma'alul
• Saffuriyya

Ramle Subdistrict
See also: Ramle Subdistrict

• Abu al-Fadl
• Abu Shusha
• Ajanjul
• al-Barriyya
• al-Burj
• al-Haditha
• al-Khayma
• al-Kunayyisa
• al-Maghar
• al-Mansura
• al-Mukhayzin
• al-Muzayri'a
• al-Na'ani
• al-Qubab
• al-Qubayba
• al-Tina
• al-Tira
• Aqir
• Barfiliya
• Bashshit

• Bayt Jiz
• Bayt Nabala
• Bayt Shanna
• Bayt Susin
• Bir Ma'in
• Bir Salim
• Daniyal
• Dayr Abu Salama
• Dayr Ayyub
• Dayr Muhaysin
• Dayr Tarif
• Idnibba
• Innaba
• Jilya
• Jimzu
• Kharruba
• Khirbat al-Buwayra
• Khirbat al-Duhayriyya
• Khirbat Bayt Far
• Khirbat Zakariyya

• Khulda
• Latrun
• Majdal Yaba
• Nabi Rubin
• Qatra
• Qazaza
• Qula
• Sajad
• Salbit
• Sarafand al-Amar
• Sarafand al-Kharab
• Saydun
• Shahma
• Shilta
• Umm Kalkha
• Wadi Hunayn
• Yibna
• Zarnuqa

• 
  Lydda in 1920
  
  
• 
  Ramle between 1870 and 1880
  
  
• 
  The Trappist monastery in Latrun

Safad Subdistrict
See also: Safad Subdistrict

• 'Akbara
• Abil al-Qamh
• al-'Abisiyya
• al-'Ulmaniyya
• al-'Urayfiyya
• al-Butayha
• al-Buwayziyya
• al-Dawwara
• al-Dirbashiyya
• al-Dirdara
• al-Hamra'
• al-Husayniyya
• al-Ja'una
• al-Khalisa
• al-Khisas
• Al-Malkiyya
• al-Manshiyya
• al-Mansura
• al-Muftakhira
• al-Na'ima
• al-Nabi Yusha'
• al-Qudayriyya
• al-Ras al-Ahmar
• al-Salihiyya
• al-Sammu'i
• al-Sanbariyya

• al-Shawka al-Tahta
• al-Shuna
• al-Wayziyya
• al-Zahiriyya al-Tahta
• al-Zanghariyya
• al-Zuq al-Fawqani
• al-Zuq al-Tahtani
• Alma
• Ammuqa
• Arab al-Shamalina
• Arab al-Zubayd
• Baysamun
• Biriyya
• Dallata
• Dayshum
• Ein al-Zeitun
• Fara
• Farradiyya
• Fir'im
• Ghabbatiyya
• Ghuraba
• Harrawi
• Hunin
• Jahula
• Jubb Yusuf
• Kafr Bir'im

• Khan al-Duwayr
• Khirbat al-Muntar
• Khirbat Karraza
• Khiyam al-Walid
• Kirad al-Baqqara
• Kirad al-Ghannama
• Lazzaza
• Madahil
• Mallaha
• Mansurat al-Khayt
• Marus
• Meiron
• Mughr al-Khayt
• Qabba'a
• Qadas
• Qaddita
• Qaytiyya
• Sa'sa'
• Sabalan
• Safad
• Safsaf - massacre[9]
• Saliha - massacre[8]
• Taytaba
• Tulayl
• Yarda
• al-Zawiya

• 
  Ein al-Zeitun
  
  
• 
  Safad, 1908

Tiberias Subdistrict
See also: Tiberias Subdistrict

• Al-'Ubaydiyya
• al-Dalhamiyya
• al-Hamma
• al-Majdal
• al-Manara
• al-Manshiyya
• al-Mansura
• al-Nuqayb

• al-Samakiyya
• al-Samra
• al-Shajara
• Awlam
• Ghuwayr Abu Shusha
• Hadatha
• Hittin
• Kafr Sabt

• Khirbat al-Wa'ra al-Sawda'
• Lubya
• Ma'dhar
• Nasir ad-Din
• Nimrin
• Samakh
• Tabgha
• Yaquq

• 
  Samakh, 2006
  
  
• 
  Hittin, 1934

Tulkarm Subdistrict
See also: Tulkarm Subdistrict

• al-Jalama
• al-Manshiyya
• Bayyarat Hannun
• Fardisya
• Ghabat Kafr Sur
• Kafr Saba

• Khirbat al-Majdal
• Khirbat al-Zababida
• Khirbat Bayt Lid
• Khirbat Zalafa
• Miska
• Qaqun

• Raml Zayta
• Tabsur
• Umm Khalid
• Wadi al-Hawarith
• Wadi Qabbani

• 
  Qaqun, 2008

OK, buddy, whatever you want tot believe.

Colonialism's/capitalism's classic rationale, "oh, well you all weren't 'using it', so it's ours now".