US Investigation of UNRWA Could Lead to Its Being Labeled a Foreign Terrorist Organization

[otto105]

You dont even know what you are talking about, RETARD.

Still false and stupid.

But hey, you accept being the stupidest version of yourself.

 

[jacksonlamb]

The creation of Israel forced 750,000 people off there land.

Debunk this fuckup.

Yes, the creation of Israel directly resulted in the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians. Between 1947 and 1949, an estimated 750,000 Palestinians—over 80% of the Arab population in the territory that became the State of Israel—were expelled or forced to flee their homes.

The Arabs attacked the Jews and got their asses handed to them.

 

[otto105]

The Arabs attacked the Jews and got their asses handed to them.

Dude, just stop with the maga stupid.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Dude, just stop with the maga stupid.

What? The Arabs went peacefully off into the night? The Arab Legion?

You attacked the Jews and got your assed handed to you.

 

[otto105]

What? The Arabs went peacefully off into the night? The Arab Legion?

You attacked the Jews and got your assed handed to you.

No, and hilarious.

 

[otto105]

What? The Arabs went peacefully off into the night? The Arab Legion?

You attacked the Jews and got your assed handed to you.

I attacked what fuckup?

History.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

I attacked what fuckup?

History.

you dont know history, you prove it with every post you make.

 

[jacksonlamb]

No, and hilarious.

Yes, and your denial is stupid.

Son, mess with God's chose and you get frozen.

 

[AnOrangeCat]

I am saying they allowed some to stay and drove out others.

Allowed? So what went into determining the exact number of Arabs who were "allowed" to become citizens? Cause there had to be a threshold if what you are saying is true.

(It isn't, but I'd like to see what your answer is anyway)

 

[AnOrangeCat]

I support Israel, Gunny. I have no trouble with bombing the enrichment sites.

That's the best we can do. The American voter will not support an invasion of ME Asia. No sane person does.

ps: your last sentence supports driving out Arabs by comparing it to the forced evacuation of Loyalists out of the states.

I don't think anyone serious in Israel is calling for an invasion of the ME by the US.

Israel seems content to go after its enemies on its own.

 

[AnOrangeCat]

Yes, the creation of Israel directly resulted in the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians. Between 1947 and 1949, an estimated 750,000 Palestinians—over 80% of the Arab population in the territory that became the State of Israel—were expelled or forced to flee their homes.

Couple things:

1. There were not 750k Arabs living in what would become Israel in 1948, there were about 350k. You're counting the 400k Arabs who left land that Israel never touched. All those Arabs left those places because they were told to by the Arab armies, and that is documented. Of those 350k, 175k accepted Israeli citizenship, which means Israel was offering citizenship to Arabs while Arabs were driving Jews out of J/S, Gaza, and E. Jerusalem. Also, another dagger here, but logistically, it would be impossible to drive 750k Arabs out while at the same time defending against 5 Arab Armies of a combined total of 63k soldiers. When the Arabs invaded Israel, Israel's army had about 12k soldiers. So explain how 12k people could simultaneously fight 63k people while also driving out this 750k number you keep pulling out of your rear?

2. There was another partition happening at the same time in India. India was partitioned into a Muslim state (Pakistan), and a Hindu state (India). About 15 million people were displaced by that partition. Pakistan took in every displaced Muslim and India took in every displaced Hindus, with each country making those people citizens. Israel was also taking in 900k displaced Jews from MENA countries and made them citizens. How come the Arabs didn't do the same? Pakistan did it. India did it. Israel did it. But Arabs didn't. They kept Palestinians stateless, even though they controlled J/S, Gaza, and East Jerusalem from 1948-1967. So why didn't the Arabs create a Palestine in those areas when they controlled them? What is that excuse?

 

[jacksonlamb]

Allowed? So what went into determining the exact number of Arabs who were "allowed" to become citizens? Cause there had to be a threshold if what you are saying is true.

(It isn't, but I'd like to see what your answer is anyway)

Why are you arguing facts: some were allowed to stay and others driven out?

 

[AnOrangeCat]

Why are you arguing facts: some were allowed to stay and others driven out?

It's the "driven out" that creates the cognitive dissonance.

There is no FACT that Arabs were driven out. There is FACT that Arabs were offered citizenship. If they refused that citizenship offer, then they left on their own. It's that simple.

 

[otto105]

Couple things:

1. There were not 750k Arabs living in what would become Israel in 1948, there were about 350k. You're counting the 400k Arabs who left land that Israel never touched. All those Arabs left those places because they were told to by the Arab armies, and that is documented. Of those 350k, 175k accepted Israeli citizenship, which means Israel was offering citizenship to Arabs while Arabs were driving Jews out of J/S, Gaza, and E. Jerusalem. Also, another dagger here, but logistically, it would be impossible to drive 750k Arabs out while at the same time defending against 5 Arab Armies of a combined total of 63k soldiers. When the Arabs invaded Israel, Israel's army had about 12k soldiers. So explain how 12k people could simultaneously fight 63k people while also driving out this 750k number you keep pulling out of your rear?

2. There was another partition happening at the same time in India. India was partitioned into a Muslim state (Pakistan), and a Hindu state (India). About 15 million people were displaced by that partition. Pakistan took in every displaced Muslim and India took in every displaced Hindus, with each country making those people citizens. Israel was also taking in 900k displaced Jews from MENA countries and made them citizens. How come the Arabs didn't do the same? Pakistan did it. India did it. Israel did it. But Arabs didn't. They kept Palestinians stateless, even though they controlled J/S, Gaza, and East Jerusalem from 1948-1967. So why didn't the Arabs create a Palestine in those areas when they controlled them? What is that excuse?

You can’t argue against with alternative opinion.

 

[AnOrangeCat]

You can’t argue against with alternative opinion.

Nothing I said was opinion. Only fact. Arabs saying they were driven out would be an opinion because there's no proof.

However, offering citizenship isn't something someone would do if their goal was to drive people out.

 

[otto105]

Nothing I said was opinion. Only fact. Arabs saying they were driven out would be an opinion because there's no proof.

However, offering citizenship isn't something someone would do if their goal was to drive people out.

Google can help you.

 

[AnOrangeCat]

Google can help you.

 

[otto105]

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Nobody who isn't the stupidest version of himself believes your lies about Arab displacement to create Israel.

 

[AnOrangeCat]

Nobody who isn't the stupidest version of himself believes your lies about Arab displacement to create Israel.

How do you reconcile 175k Arabs accepting citizenship with the narrative that they were driven out?

 

[RetiredGySgt]

How do you reconcile 175k Arabs accepting citizenship with the narrative that they were driven out?

He is IGNORANT and proud of it. He doesn't know facts and he doesn't know history but continues to spout lie after lie.