The NEWEST Official Discussion Thread for the creation of Israel, the UN and the British Mandate

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On the outbreak of WW2, 130,000 Palestinian Jews (Jews in the Mandate for Palestine) volunteered for the British Army. Despite the alignment of their leadership with the Nazis, several thousand Palestinian Arabs also signed up.

Many or most of them did so as a result of financial compensation paid to them by Palestinian Jews because the British Army conditioned Jewish enlistment on Arab enlistment. The Jews were so determined to serve they raised the funds to induce Arabs to do so.

I have respect and admiration for the service and sacrifice of the Palestinian Arabs, irrespective of motivation, but it is important to understand the context.

That flag and the accompanying graffiti was not laid at the Cenotaph out of respect for Palestinian Arabs who died fighting with the British in war, but to signify the support for Hamas of the protesters.

 

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How Israel STOLE Palestine - American Christian Couple REACTS​

 

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This clown states that Israel inherited the Mandate's borders.

The Mandate had no borders.

 

[rylah]

This clown states that Israel inherited the Mandate's borders.

The Mandate had no borders.

The legally correct term is 'administrative lines',
which is the term she specifically used.

Apparently if you need a strawman,
already means you choose not to
argue with what's actually said.

So who's your doctor?

 

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The legally correct term is 'administrative lines',
which is the term she specifically used.

Apparently if you need a strawman,
already means you choose not to
argue with what's actually said.

So who's your doctor?

You are reading something into it that is not there.

 

[P F Tinmore]

The legally correct term is 'administrative lines',
which is the term she specifically used.

Apparently if you need a strawman,
already means you choose not to
argue with what's actually said.

So who's your doctor?

You need to read up.