Billo_Really
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That's right! Palestinian-Jews and Palestinian-Arabs have been living there for 2 millenia. Only when the Zionists showed up, did things get violent.
The Foundational Falsehood Underlying Palestinian Claims
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Billo_Really
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You're probably right?
BlindBoo
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Palestine was the name of the would be country that was suppose to be on the other side of the partition. So obviously the natives who were made refugees because of the Israelis war for independence naturally call themselves Palestinians. The author just wants to legitimize the dispossession of their land by claiming they never really existed in the first place.
Jews were a tiny minority...15,000 in 1870.
Demographics of Historic Palestine prior to 1948
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^ Unable to keep a lid on his racist Jew hatred.
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"Duh Zionists...dErP" - It is a dead give away that someone is a Nazi-level Jew hater when they start bitching about "Duh Zionists". LOL!
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^ Jew hate mongerJews were a tiny minority...15,000 in 1870.
Demographics of Historic Palestine prior to 1948
Palestinian jews have been living there 2 millennia. Muslims who term
themselves "arabs" were invented circa 1960 as "palestinians" Prior to
the 1960s----muslims living in Palestine were arabs---sometimes they called
themselves "syrians" There government papers ---stated "palestinian"
for Jews and "arab" for muslims. I don't 'know what christians were called
on government papers----"armenians"??????
In the islamo nazi literature---ZION is a dirty word. The town of my childhood
was founded prerevolutionary war with a core population of methodists,
presbyterians, episcopalians and lutherans. Catholics showed up later---mostly
da despised IRISH. No islamophobia there--the place was replete with
islamo nazis and nazi nazis and the extensive propaganda pamphlets thereof,
BUT somehow there were chruches with the word ZION thrown in the titles
so true. It loves the fact that the ROMANS, MUSLIM INVADERS and
CRUSADERS so decimated the jewish population of "palestine" and so
destroyed its structures so that it could MOCKED by those who dance
on the dead bodies they murdered
elektra
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If Palestinians are Babylonians, then who was left in Babylonia to become Babylonians?
Palestinians are not Babylonians---of course all humans tend to INTERBREED
even over long distances---but the people in Palestine are generally the products
of rampaging armies from east-west, north and south of the land mass which had
been Judea-----they were eventually attacked by arab marauders and
ARABIZED by the conquerers. Iraq was also invaded by marauding arabs. Prior
to that there was an indigenous people, BERBERS, but they took to the hills
and became the KURDS of Iraq. The zoroastrians and jews were virtually genocided
out of existence----lots of survivors went by sea to Bombay
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The state of Israel exists because the Jews had the military might to defend it going back to 1948. But mostly because of the UN charter in sympathy of the terrible treatment of Jews all over the world.
The Foundational Falsehood Underlying Palestinian Claims
The historical facts completely fail to back up their claims to the land upon which the nation of Israel sits.www.americanthinker.com
In addition to the points brought up in the article, it should be noted that after WWII the UN recognized Israel as a state. Granted, this has no de jure effect. But, it does recognize the de facto statehood that Israel had achieved. It is in every way a valid nation-state, and a few unhappy Arabs are not going to change that. Second, there is no "Palestine", and there never has been. Third, many tribes occupied that land over the centuries. Hell, the American Indians have a better claim to U.S. Soil than the Arabs have to the fictitious "Palestine" (an the American Indians have no valid claim to U.S. land; they were squatters).
The Palestinian issue is an East vs. West thing; and a left vs. right issue. On a pragmatic level, would we really support dismantling a strategic partner that is a valid nation-state, especially when said partner has the only democratic form of government in the entire area? They also have a respectable GDP. And do what with a dismantled nation? Give the land to a relatively small minority of displaced Arabs (who Arab state refuse to even take in and aid) and kick the vast majority out, the vast majority being civilized, peace loving Jews? Of course not.
The word Palestine derives from ancient Greek (Philistia), but ancient Egyptian, Assyrian and Hebrew languages also included similar-sounding words to describe the region or its people. Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all strongly tied to the region, and trace origins to the land over the past few thousand years.
Following the 1918 fall of the Ottoman Empire during World War I, Palestine typically referred to the region between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. Much of this land is now part of present-day Israel.
Today, the region known as the Palestinian Territories includes the West Bank (a territory that sits between modern-day Israel and Jordan) and the Gaza Strip (bordering Israel and Egypt). These areas have been under Israeli military occupation since 1967. However, control over this region is a complex and evolving situation. There is no international consensus concerning the borders—28 United Nations member countries currently do not recognize Israel at all—and many areas claimed by the Palestinian Territories are also claimed by Israel.
More than 135 United Nations member countries recognize Palestine as an independent state, but Israel and some other countries, including the United States, don’t make this distinction.
Palestine | HISTORY , Religion & Conflicts | HISTORY
Palestine is a small region of land in the eastern Mediterranean region that includes parts of modern Israel and the ...
Ultimately, the Israeli/Palestinian conflict will not be settled until there is a two state solution.
elektra
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You are stating that Palestinians are non-indigenous. Which destroys "Palestinians" claim to any part of Israel.
of course ----BOTH THE EASTER BUNNY AND ALLAH ---have stated that the
jews have been disowned----sometimes they both say that jews don't really exist
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There is no "Palestinian Territories". Second, the UN, as a body, is clearly influenced heavily by leftist, anti-western ideologues, thus putting the institutions credibility in doubt. Third, those so-called "Palestinian" people have had a couple of chances over the past 20 yeas to have a two-state solution, but ultimately backed out due to their refusal to acknowledge Israel's right to exist.The state of Israel exists because the Jews had the military might to defend it going back to 1948. But mostly because of the UN charter in sympathy of the terrible treatment of Jews all over the world.
The word Palestine derives from ancient Greek (Philistia), but ancient Egyptian, Assyrian and Hebrew languages also included similar-sounding words to describe the region or its people. Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all strongly tied to the region, and trace origins to the land over the past few thousand years.
Following the 1918 fall of the Ottoman Empire during World War I, Palestine typically referred to the region between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. Much of this land is now part of present-day Israel.
Today, the region known as the Palestinian Territories includes the West Bank (a territory that sits between modern-day Israel and Jordan) and the Gaza Strip (bordering Israel and Egypt). These areas have been under Israeli military occupation since 1967. However, control over this region is a complex and evolving situation. There is no international consensus concerning the borders—28 United Nations member countries currently do not recognize Israel at all—and many areas claimed by the Palestinian Territories are also claimed by Israel.
More than 135 United Nations member countries recognize Palestine as an independent state, but Israel and some other countries, including the United States, don’t make this distinction.
Palestine | HISTORY , Religion & Conflicts | HISTORY
Palestine is a small region of land in the eastern Mediterranean region that includes parts of modern Israel and the ...www.history.com
Ultimately, the Israeli/Palestinian conflict will not be settled until there is a two state solution.
Against this back drop, I say **** the "Palestinians". Let the bombs rain down on their heads. Or, they can unify and elect representatives who are not blood thirsty, Jew-hating terrorists and who want to negotiate in good faith, including a clear acknowledgement that Israel has a right to exist, and mutual security pacts to deal with anti-Jew terror attacks.
The fault for everything going on in Gaza today rests squarely on the shoulders of Hamas, and the "Palestinian" people will have to pay for the sins of Hamas with their own blood. It is the only way. They must pay, or they must rise up and overthrow Hamas. THIS is the only solution.
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The Jew-hating leftists ... They do not even think stuff through before shitting it out of their mouths. How pathetic.
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The problems I see are the Partition Plan not only had to be implemented by military force, but it would also have to be maintained vigilantly by a military force to keep one side or the other from crossing over the line and committing atrocities. The UN had no military to enforce a Partition. The Palestinians have no military to prevent the Israelis settlers from appropriating land in the West Bank. Israel's military had a lapse in it's necessary vigilance and lots of innocent folks on both side have died horribly.The state of Israel exists because the Jews had the military might to defend it going back to 1948. But mostly because of the UN charter in sympathy of the terrible treatment of Jews all over the world.
The word Palestine derives from ancient Greek (Philistia), but ancient Egyptian, Assyrian and Hebrew languages also included similar-sounding words to describe the region or its people. Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all strongly tied to the region, and trace origins to the land over the past few thousand years.
Following the 1918 fall of the Ottoman Empire during World War I, Palestine typically referred to the region between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. Much of this land is now part of present-day Israel.
Today, the region known as the Palestinian Territories includes the West Bank (a territory that sits between modern-day Israel and Jordan) and the Gaza Strip (bordering Israel and Egypt). These areas have been under Israeli military occupation since 1967. However, control over this region is a complex and evolving situation. There is no international consensus concerning the borders—28 United Nations member countries currently do not recognize Israel at all—and many areas claimed by the Palestinian Territories are also claimed by Israel.
More than 135 United Nations member countries recognize Palestine as an independent state, but Israel and some other countries, including the United States, don’t make this distinction.
Palestine | HISTORY , Religion & Conflicts | HISTORY
Palestine is a small region of land in the eastern Mediterranean region that includes parts of modern Israel and the ...
Ultimately, the Israeli/Palestinian conflict will not be settled until there is a two state solution.
you raise a good point----the SIDE BY SIDE happy separate people is a silly
delusion. There are far more reasons WHY to discuss----before lunch
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