P F Tinmore, et al,
This is not true and you know it. And it is important to remember that the intent over time becomes muddled. In the early 20th Century --- some Jews made a distinction between a "Jewish State" and that of a "State of Jews."
I've seen this distinction before, but I'm not sure if there is a true difference or a relevance in the distinction.
P F Tinmore, et al,
Hummm,
If you put politics aside, there are very few problems among the different religions.
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I suppose its a matter of perspective:: depending upon if you are holding the sword or the one about to be beheaded.
Most Respectfully,
R
Indeed, politics.
But they demanded it all on their terms
The Palestinians wanted all of Palestine?
WOW, how dare they?
Not quite. The Arab Palestinians wanted all of Palestine.
The Palestinian Muslims, Christians, and Jews did not want a Jewish state.
I stand with the people without regard of religion.
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While there are always some faction of a sampled population that goes against the grain, I do not think that the predominant world-wide remainder of the Jewish Population had this mind in 1945 thru 1948. I'm not sure you would have the numbers to say that today.
With the survivors of
Auschwitz-Birkenau,
Bełżec,
Chełmno,
Majdanek,
MalyTreblinka, Trostinets,
Sajmište,
Sobibór and
Treblinka, and how the Germans through the false color of law, captured, raped, tortured and exterminated Jews by the train cars, --- I'm not sure exactly when you might claim the numbers. But of course, there is this claim that the entire event was a conspiracy, and that the discovery of the camps and the testimony of the survivors is contrived.
Today, your claim makes no difference. While there are 22 Arab League nations that represent 422 Million people, the world-wide number of Jewish people is less than 18 Million.
Most Respectfully,
R