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No problem
Found israel ;--)
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The Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem (Ottoman Turkish: Kudüs-i Şerif Mutasarrıflığı; Arabic: متصرفية القدس الشريف), also known as the Sanjak of Jerusalem was an Ottoman district with special administrative status established in 1872.[3][4][5] The district encompassed Jerusalem as well as Gaza, Jaffa, Hebron, Bethlehem and Beersheba.[6] During the late Ottoman period, the Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem, together with the Sanjak of Nablusand Sanjak of Acre, formed the region that was commonly referred to as "Southern Syria"[7]
The district was separated from Damascus and placed directly under Constantinople in 1841,[4] and formally created as an independent province in 1872 by Grand Vizier Mahmud Nedim Pasha.[4] Scholars provide a variety of reasons for the separation, including increased European interest in the region, and strengthening of the southern border of the Empire against the Khedivate of Egypt.[4] Initially, the Mutasarrifate of Acre and Mutasarrifate of Nablus were combined with the province of Jerusalem, with the combined province being referred to in the register of the court of Jerusalem as the "Jerusalem Eyalet",[8]
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PS show me palestine ;--)
You kid yourself......Originally it was Canaan.......you have no more claim than any one elseIts not a taunt, its an attempt to apply a little history to the issue.
Even a cursory look at history will inevitably show that what is today Jordan was part of the palestinian mandate and is the Arab Muslim colonists state.
I think what is confusing our local palestinian apologists is that palestine was created by the league of nations. Not by the Ottomans, not the Mamluks, not the Kurds or the Crusaders, not even the Arabs or the Byzantines, although it was the Romans who dreamed up the name. The area was never anything more than Judea and its people Jewish, depending on who was slaughtering who at the time. But the Judaic people filtered back in regardless of the dangers or oppression and have stayed fast to their homeland since at least the middle bronze age.
The only colonists from any of those groups who show any inclination of joining the Israeli's in their native homeland seems to be the Arab Muslim colonists, but they don't seem to comprehend the complexities of colonization and refuse to share, instead they seem to prefer another slaughter of the native inhabitants.
Not happening ;--)
It's a long story RoudyYou talking to me or yourself?Look Roudy,I love you man but this Scrap of Paper does not say Trans Jordan is or was Palestine,but a pre-curser,from the pressure from the Zionists in their demands for a homeland Palestine,and the paper was never acted upon......as I said merely one scrap of paper amongst hundreds at the time.steveIT WAS NEVER JORAN PALESTINE OR ISRAEL PALESTINE,what are you smoking at the moment.........steveDoy da doy doy doy....nobody claimed that Jordan is all of Palestine...it was to be Arab Palestine, and Isrsel Jewish Palestine. Keep up. What the document does is puts to bed the idea that "Jordan had nothing to do with Palestine." In fact it had everything to do with it.
Not according to the document that says Jordan is part of the mandate for Palestine.
This is a TAUNT,what's a TAUNT theliq.?.....I dunno but don't taz me brother
I'm unclear as to why some posters are banned. While I am compelled to respect the moderators. I'm uncomfortable with letting the subject get to muddied. I believe the issue has been sufficiently discussed that any reasonable person would conclude that what would become Jordan was in fact included within the British mandate for palestine.
The Jordanian kings claim Jordan is palestine
The British mandate includes the area that became palestine.
postal stamps clearly say palestine on Trans-Jordan stamps
The evidence is overwhelming.
I'm out.
Not sure if as the OP I can close the thread but I would if I could as I don't really see there being any further progress being made on this issue.