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Activist Akram Salhab on the Palestinian experience of British colonialism
Activist Akram Salhab on the Palestinian experience of British colonialism
A couple of old maps to answer the idiots
This is an 1586 map of Israel.
And here is a 1588 map of Jerusalem.
Every couple of days the anti-Israel idiots find a map that says "Palestine" and not Israel, pretending that when the mapmakers wrote Palestine, they meant something other than the Land of Israel.
These maps are probably older than the ones they post, so you can respond with these.
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A couple of old maps to answer the idiots
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.elderofziyon.blogspot.com
Renowned Arab scholar Fouad Ajami: Self-inflicted Arab catastrophe
“The UN vote in 1947 was Israel’s title to statehood. Palestinians and Arab powers chose the path of war. Their choice was calamitous. Palestine became a great Arab shame. Few Arabs were willing to tell the story truthfully, to face its harsh verdict”
The U.N. Can't Deliver a Palestinian State
Another Israeli lie. Resolution 181 was abandoned by the UN and was never implemented. It did nothing.The UN vote in 1947 was Israel’s title to statehood.
Another Israeli lie. Resolution 181 was abandoned by the UN and was never implemented. It did nothing.
You seem to forget what it was that the UN planned to partition.
Israel is never going awayMYTH
The Zionists were colonialist tools of Western imperialism.
FACT
“Colonialism means living by exploiting others,” Yehoshafat Harkabi has written. “But what could be further from colonialism than the ide- alism of city-dwelling Jews who strive to become farmers and laborers and to live by their own work?”26
Moreover, as British historian Paul Johnson noted, Zionists were hardly tools of imperialists given the powers’ general opposition to their cause. “Everywhere in the West, the foreign offices, defense min- istries and big business were against the Zionists.”27
Emir Faisal saw the Zionist movement as a companion to the Arab nationalist movement, fighting against imperialism, as he explained in a letter to Harvard law professor and future Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter on March 3, 1919, one day after Chaim Weizmannpresented the Zionist case to the Paris conference. Faisal wrote:
The Arabs, especially the educated among us, look with deep- est sympathy on the Zionist movement . . . We will wish the Jews a hearty welcome home . . . We are working together for a reformed and revised Near East and our two movements complete one another. The Jewish movement is nationalist and not imperialist. And there is room in Syria for us both. Indeed, I think that neither can be a real success without the other (emphasis added).28
In the 1940s, the Jewish underground movements waged an an- ticolonial war against the British. The Arabs, meanwhile, were con- cerned primarily with fighting the Jews rather than expelling the British imperialists.
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/images/mf2017.pdf#page=9
How did the Nakba happen? | Al Jazeera English
A large number of Jews, most of whom were born in Egypt and whose families have lived there for generations, were ordered to leave the country this week-end or “face the alternative of imprisonment in desert concentration camps,” the American Jewish Committee reported in a telegram to Acting Secretary of State Herbert C. Hoover, Jr.
The Committee disclosed that leaders of the Jewish Communities of Cairo and Alexandria “have already been placed in concentration camps.” At the same time, it reported that the property of Jews in Egypt has been seized as “enemy property” and placed under the custodianship of the Egyptian government.
The situation of the Jews in Egypt was termed today as "highly alarming" by a Frenchman who returned from Cairo and gave the first detailed and uncensored report of the pogroms, mob violence, mass looting and terrorism which is now taking place throughout Egypt against the Jewish population.
Egyptian mobs, he revealed, killed three rabbis by splitting their throats, after dragging them into a Cairo slaughter house. He estimated that at least 150 Jews had either been killed or had "disappeared" in Cairo incidents during the last four weeks. A substantial number of Jews had been wounded, he said. The pogroms and anti-Jewish terrorism are tacitly encouraged by the passive attitude of the Egyptian Government, he charged.
The gravest single incident, he reported, occurred on July 20 at one of Cairo’s chief street car junctions, in Malika Farida Placo. An organized group of Egyptians ejected all the European passengers from several trolleys. All passengers suspected of being Jews were savagely killed on the spot, and many had their eyes pierced or were knifed, while non-Jews and Europeans were robbed of all cash and belongings. The police made no effort to intervene, the French visitor emphasized.
Of the large number of Jews in Cairo who have been wounded, he continued, 120 are now undergoing treatment in the Jewish hospital there and an unannounced number are in government or private institutions. Scattered incidents of knifing of Jews are repeatedly reported in various parts of the Egyptian capital, he said. The killing of three rabbis in the slaughter house took place on July 21, he reported.
How did the Nakba happen? | Al Jazeera English
Israel's military has been pounding on Palestinian civilians for over 70 years and have not won yet.”Nakba”: Arabic word, roughly translated: “We are dumbasses who foolishly tried to run the Jews into the sea, we got our asses kicked by the Jews, and we whine about being dumbasses AND losers since 1947.
Israel's military has been pounding on Palestinian civilians for over 70 years and have not won yet.