Oy! Those Crafty Jews!

He was right, thanks for making my point. He knew the Irgun faction was violent idealogues. He knew that statehood would put them in charge. 70 years passage of time has proved him right in his assessment.
Ze'ev Jabotinsky founded the Revisionist Zionist movement which urged territorial maximalism with the establishment of a Jewish majority on both sides of the Jordan River.

Terrorism played an crucial role in this movement:

Revisionist Zionism - Wikipedia

"Revisionist Zionism had its own paramilitary group, led by Jabotinsky until his death in 1940, called the Irgun, which has been characterized by some as a terrorist organization.

"Both the Irgun and the Stern Gang, which emerged from it, were responsible for several attacks against the British to try to expel them from Palestine.

"After the White Paper of 1939 severely limited Jewish immigration to Palestine, just as the Nazis were gaining power, the Irgun and Lehi initiated campaigns against the British."
 
You posted a bunch of words and still didn't answer the question, because you can't.

How many muzzies have behaved like barbaric misanthropes over hundreds of years?
What activities have they been 'consistently engaging' in for 2000 years that calls for hate and murder?
A relatively small percentage of global Jewry have engaged in Jewish-supremacist views that outraged the majority of the nations they lived in.

In the 19th century European debate concerning the status, integration, and citizenship of Jews that began with rational discussions on the Jewish Question deteriorated into a Jewish Problem which Hitler attempted to solve.

Today that relatively small percentage of global Jewry has become a majority inside Israel, perfectly willing to support ethnic cleansing, collective punishment, and genocide in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria.

That's the good news,

Here's the bad
.
 
The Arabs' absolute refusal to live in peace with the Jews made the creation of the Jewish state of Israel the only way the Jews could protect themselves. I
How did Arab actions influence 19th century European Jews to begin their Zionist program to colonize Palestine?
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1.2 Zionism is recent history in Palestine
 
A relatively small percentage of global Jewry have engaged in Jewish-supremacist views that outraged the majority of the nations they lived in.

In the 19th century European debate concerning the status, integration, and citizenship of Jews that began with rational discussions on the Jewish Question deteriorated into a Jewish Problem which Hitler attempted to solve.

Today that relatively small percentage of global Jewry has become a majority inside Israel, perfectly willing to support ethnic cleansing, collective punishment, and genocide in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria.

That's the good news,

Here's the bad
.


You mean like the muzzies doing ethnic cleansing and genocide of Christians in Nigeria?

So I guess all muzzies deserve to be killed for their muzzie supremacist views.
 
You mean like the muzzies doing ethnic cleansing and genocide of Christians in Nigeria?

So I guess all muzzies deserve to be killed for their muzzie supremacist views.
Or what about how the Muzzies drove out nearly 1 million Jews from their homes throughout the Middle East, and left the entire region - other than 0.4% of land - essentially Judenfrei?
 
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Or what about how the Muzzies drove out nearly 1 million Jews from their homes throughout the Middle East, and left the entire region - other than 0.4% of land - is essentially Judenfrei?

Yep, he ignores all of those inconvenient truths,
 
So you agree Israeli Jews should not genocide Palestinian Arabs?

Tell us the population of Gaza in 2020 and the population today.

The German Nazi's know all about genocide, what did the Jews do to deserve that, do tell.
 
How did Arab actions influence 19th century European Jews to begin their Zionist program to colonize Palestine?
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There never was a plan for the Jews to colonize Palestine. It was the Arabs' refusal to live in peace with the Jews that led to conflicts that created the state of Israel.

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Sultan Bayezid II officially invited European Jews, particularly those expelled from Spain and Portugal in 1492, to settle in the Ottoman Empire. Following the Alhambra Decree, Bayezid II sent the Ottoman navy under Kemal Reis to safely transport Jewish refugees to cities like Istanbul and Thessaloniki in 1492, offering them refuge, citizenship, and security against persecution. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Key Historical Context:
  • 1492 (The Major Invitation): Sultan Bayezid II famously declared that the Spanish king Ferdinand and queen Isabella were foolish for weakening their state by expelling Jews, while enriching his own. He actively welcomed the Sephardic Jews fleeing the Spanish Inquisition and later Portugal.
  • Earlier Migration: Ottoman authorities had invited European Jews as early as the 14th and 15th centuries. In 1453, Sultan Mehmed II (the Conqueror) granted equal rights to Jews after conquering Constantinople, and in 1454, Rabbi Izak Sarfati invited European Jews to escape persecution and move to the Ottoman Empire.
  • Regional Impact: The influx of Jewish refugees during the late 15th century significantly bolstered the Ottoman economy, science, and cultural life in cities such as Edirne, Salonica (Thessaloniki), and Izmir. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
The Ottomans actively encouraged this immigration to strengthen the state's commercial networks and human resources, providing a safe haven for Jewish populations fleeing European antisemitism. [1, 2]
 
There never was a plan for the Jews to colonize Palestine. It was the Arabs' refusal to live in peace with the Jews that led to conflicts that created the state of Israel.
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"This visual shows the numerous regional and global powers that have ruled over the Jerusalem city/region and its indigenous population over the past 4,000 years. It highlights that, by contrast, the Zionist colonization of Palestine is rooted in very recent history."

1.2 Zionism is recent history in Palestine

Zionists were proclaiming their intentions to transform Palestine into a Jewish majority state over a century ago, when there were ten times as many non-Jews as Jews living there.
 
1492 (The Major Invitation): Sultan Bayezid II famously declared that the Spanish king Ferdinand and queen Isabella were foolish for weakening their state by expelling Jews, while enriching his own. He actively welcomed the Sephardic Jews fleeing the Spanish Inquisition and later Portugal.
Why are you using European monarchs of Spanish origin as an example of Arabs refusing to live alongside Jews?
 
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"This visual shows the numerous regional and global powers that have ruled over the Jerusalem city/region and its indigenous population over the past 4,000 years. It highlights that, by contrast, the Zionist colonization of Palestine is rooted in very recent history."

1.2 Zionism is recent history in Palestine

Zionists were proclaiming their intentions to transform Palestine into a Jewish majority state over a century ago, when there were ten times as many non-Jews as Jews living there.
Again, the World Zionist Organization never mentioned the possibility of a Jewish state in Palestine until 1930 and then it was in response to Arab terrorism and British treachery.

European Jews were invited to emigrate to the Ottoman Empire, of which Palestine was merely an administrative district, 500 years before the British took over, and they were invited to establish a Jewish Homeland in Palestine by the League of Nations and the British. It was only thee Arabs' refusal to live in peace with Jews that forced the creation of Jewish state.
 
Zionism by any other name would be just as foul as it is today.

The authors of the Balfour Declaration had neither the moral authority nor the legal authority to "create" the Zionist State. The Balfour Declaration is illegitimate.
 
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Einstein was also mistaken about quantum theory. Remember it was Begin who signed the peace treaty with Egypt. The Arabs' absolute refusal to live in peace with the Jews made the creation of the Jewish state of Israel the only way the Jews could protect themselves. It was the Arabs, not the Jews who rejection peaceful coexistence and thereby made the creation of the state of Israel inevitable.
That's why it's called quantum THEORY, and the THEORY of relatively. Theories can be valid or invalid, and only the passage of time makes that so.

Einstein was right in his thoughts regarding the barbarity of the Irgun/Zionist cause. Time has proved that, with cannibals and pedophiles running the government in Tel Aviv. Murder and mayhem is all they deliver.
 
Zionism by any other name would be just as foul as it is today.

The authors of the Balfour Declaration had neither the moral authority nor the legal authority to "create" the Zionist State. The Balfour Declaration is illegitimate.
They didnt need it since Jews lived their fir 5000 years already. They just validated the truth
 
Zionism by any other name would be just as foul as it is today.

The authors of the Balfour Declaration had neither the moral authority nor the legal authority to "create" the Zionist State. The Balfour Declaration is illegitimate.
Silly stuff. The promise of a Jewish homeland in Palestine was included in the League of Nations Mandate for Palestine. What is illegitimate is the claim by the so called Palestinians that the land belongs to them since it never has.
 
Here you are showing off your poor reading skills again.
There never was a plan for the Jews to colonize Palestine. It was the Arabs' refusal to live in peace with the Jews that led to conflicts that created the state of Israel.
When and where did Arabs refuse to live in peace with Jews before the Zionist colonization of Palestine?
 
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