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The same Treaty that invented the "country of Pal'istan", right?
Who Are The Palestinians " III "
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rylah
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Same treaty recited for the Hamas conquest of Gaza,
and tossing opposition off buildings - as acquisition
of territory by all those supposed refugees there.
...meanwhile learning to pronounce 'Palestine'.
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P F Tinmore
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The Ottoman Empire conquered the territory before it was illegal. Then the territory was ceded to Palestine in the Treaty of Lausanne. Then Israel conquered the territory when conquest was illegal.
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That's just so incredibly ignorant.
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Did anyone know there's a pally 'museum'' of rock throwing and intifada, (failed gee-had)?
Is anyone surprised?
palwatch.org
During a visit to The Palestinian Museum near Ramallah, a PA TV host tried her skills at virtual rock throwing.
At the museum visitors can participate in a number of interactive stories. One such story is about “the intifada” – the name given by Palestinians to their waves of violence and terror against Israel. Director of The Palestinian Museum’s Information and Communication Technology Unit Nasri Shtayyeh explained that in entering the interactive story, the visitor “needs to respond” to the “environment of intifada that could contain throwing rocks.” And indeed, the PA TV host is seen throwing virtual rocks in the broadcast:
Is anyone surprised?
Palestinian museum encourages rock throwing and intifada | PMW Analysis
Palestinian museum encourages rock throwing and intifada
palwatch.org
Palestinian museum encourages rock throwing and intifada
Nan Jacques Zilberdik | Sep 2, 2022- Interactive exhibit lets visitors simulate intifada and rock throwing
- British Council – who works closely with the UK government and whose patron is Queen Elizabeth – among founding donors of the museum
- Museum is a Swiss-registered NGO
During a visit to The Palestinian Museum near Ramallah, a PA TV host tried her skills at virtual rock throwing.
At the museum visitors can participate in a number of interactive stories. One such story is about “the intifada” – the name given by Palestinians to their waves of violence and terror against Israel. Director of The Palestinian Museum’s Information and Communication Technology Unit Nasri Shtayyeh explained that in entering the interactive story, the visitor “needs to respond” to the “environment of intifada that could contain throwing rocks.” And indeed, the PA TV host is seen throwing virtual rocks in the broadcast:
rylah
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Treaty of Lausanne doesn't even mention 'Palestine', can you find it?
Then what makes the Hamas conquest of Gaza legal again?
Did they acquire any territory from 'Palestine'?
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[ P Letter.....does not exist in Arabic, but they cannot explain being P..alestinians ]
Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi, who’s half Palestinian, wrote a piececelebrating a new Netflix special featuring the Palestinian-American comic Mo Amer, a show she praises as both funny and “groundbreaking”. Mahdawi, however, ignores the fact that, last year, Netflix announced a new Palestinian collection, titled “Palestinian Stories”, which consists of 32 award-winning films that are either directed by Palestinian filmmakers or tell Palestinian stories.
But, Mahdawi devotes most of her column (“For anyone with Palestinian roots like me, Netflix’s sitcom Mo is groundbreaking TV”, Aug. 30) complaining about what she characterises as a dearth of positive depictions of Palestianins in pouplar culure and the media. For instance, she writes:
Mahdawi then further complained about the putative ‘erasure’ of Palestinains by certain “voices”.
In fact, the Equality and Human Rights Commission report on antisemitism in the Labour Party denounced as racist a version of that very tactic used by former London Mayor Ken Livingstone.
Finally, someone should remind the intrepid columnist that she works at a global media company called the Guardian, arguably the MSM’s English language home of pro-Palestinian commentary and news, where she has a forum to publish her views.
Mahdawi isn’t being silenced – by “pro-Israel voices”, or anyone else.
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Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi, who’s half Palestinian, wrote a piececelebrating a new Netflix special featuring the Palestinian-American comic Mo Amer, a show she praises as both funny and “groundbreaking”. Mahdawi, however, ignores the fact that, last year, Netflix announced a new Palestinian collection, titled “Palestinian Stories”, which consists of 32 award-winning films that are either directed by Palestinian filmmakers or tell Palestinian stories.
But, Mahdawi devotes most of her column (“For anyone with Palestinian roots like me, Netflix’s sitcom Mo is groundbreaking TV”, Aug. 30) complaining about what she characterises as a dearth of positive depictions of Palestianins in pouplar culure and the media. For instance, she writes:
The CBC of course apologised becase Palestine is NOT a country. That’s an uncontroversial fact.
Mahdawi then further complained about the putative ‘erasure’ of Palestinains by certain “voices”.
This is a smear, plain an simple. Mahdawi doesn’t provide even one example of “pro-Israel” voices assusing Palestinians of antisemitism for asserting that they “exist”. A competent Guardian editor would have called her out on this baseless accusation – one she used in a previous column – which is consistent with the Corbynista narrative that accusations of antisemitism are cynically used by Jews and others in order to silence Palestinains.
In fact, the Equality and Human Rights Commission report on antisemitism in the Labour Party denounced as racist a version of that very tactic used by former London Mayor Ken Livingstone.
Finally, someone should remind the intrepid columnist that she works at a global media company called the Guardian, arguably the MSM’s English language home of pro-Palestinian commentary and news, where she has a forum to publish her views.
Mahdawi isn’t being silenced – by “pro-Israel voices”, or anyone else.
Guardian writer hurls baseless smear at "pro-Israel voices"
Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi, who's half Palestinian, wrote a piece celebrating a new Netflix special featuring the Palestinian-American comic Mo Amer, a
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RE: Who Are The Palestinians " III "
SUBTOPIC:
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,
(OPENING). What our friend "rylah" is saying gives it that presentation of being sound and valid.
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When the smoke clears, discord between the two parties vaporizes, and the weapons are silenced, the parties to the conflict will know their ground (sovereign territory). Until that happens, it will be the Arab Palestinians who want some historical documentation which will be fast a disadvantage.
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Most Respectfully,
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SUBTOPIC:
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,
(OPENING). What our friend "rylah" is saying gives it that presentation of being sound and valid.
(COMMENT)
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When the smoke clears, discord between the two parties vaporizes, and the weapons are silenced, the parties to the conflict will know their ground (sovereign territory). Until that happens, it will be the Arab Palestinians who want some historical documentation which will be fast a disadvantage.
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Most Respectfully,
R
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Hamas did not acquire anything. Gaza is still Palestine.
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Why do the Arabs occupying the place call it Gaza?
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The Treaty of Lausanne was never intended to invent Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, or Tranjordan. The Treaty never invented the "country of Pal'istan.
Obviously, you have no point.
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In the Islamic terrorist free-for-all known as Welfare Fraud'istan, fortunes are being made by stealing money from charities.
www.albawaba.com
Last week, allegations arose that Hamas, the Islamist group that rules the Gaza Strip, had diverted tens of millions of dollars from three major humanitarian organizations to support their own ends. For many this kind of behavior reminded them of Hamas’s rival Palestinian faction, Fatah, which was known for corruption, bribe-taking and nepotism.
On Aug. 4, the Gaza director of World Vision, one of the biggest NGOs in the world, was indicted for siphoning $7.2 million to Hamas annually over the course of five years. The World Vision official, named as Mohammad Al Halabi, allegedly funneled construction materials and food and medical aid packages to Hamas rather than to Gaza’s impoverished civilians.
''Hamas's meddling in Gaza charities is a massive moral failure''
Oh, yeah. Lets criticize the moral failure of Islamic terrorists. Maybe they'll all convert from Sunni to Shiite and mend their ways.
Hamas's meddling in Gaza charities is a massive moral failure | Al Bawaba
Hamas’s shenanigans have severely jeopardized the future of the very people it claims to serve.
Last week, allegations arose that Hamas, the Islamist group that rules the Gaza Strip, had diverted tens of millions of dollars from three major humanitarian organizations to support their own ends. For many this kind of behavior reminded them of Hamas’s rival Palestinian faction, Fatah, which was known for corruption, bribe-taking and nepotism.
On Aug. 4, the Gaza director of World Vision, one of the biggest NGOs in the world, was indicted for siphoning $7.2 million to Hamas annually over the course of five years. The World Vision official, named as Mohammad Al Halabi, allegedly funneled construction materials and food and medical aid packages to Hamas rather than to Gaza’s impoverished civilians.
Um, no. League of Nations transferred sovereignty over “Palestine” to Britain. British Mandate resulted in Israeli statehood, endorsed by the UN.
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In the Islamic terrorist free-for-all known as Welfare Fraud'istan, fortunes are being made by stealing money from charities.
''Hamas's meddling in Gaza charities is a massive moral failure''
Oh, yeah. Lets criticize the moral failure of Islamic terrorists. Maybe they'll all convert from Sunni to Shiite and mend their ways.
Hamas's meddling in Gaza charities is a massive moral failure | Al Bawaba
Hamas’s shenanigans have severely jeopardized the future of the very people it claims to serve.
Last week, allegations arose that Hamas, the Islamist group that rules the Gaza Strip, had diverted tens of millions of dollars from three major humanitarian organizations to support their own ends. For many this kind of behavior reminded them of Hamas’s rival Palestinian faction, Fatah, which was known for corruption, bribe-taking and nepotism.
On Aug. 4, the Gaza director of World Vision, one of the biggest NGOs in the world, was indicted for siphoning $7.2 million to Hamas annually over the course of five years. The World Vision official, named as Mohammad Al Halabi, allegedly funneled construction materials and food and medical aid packages to Hamas rather than to Gaza’s impoverished civilians.
''Mohammad Al Halabi, allegedly funneled construction materials and food and medical aid packages to Hamas rather than to Gaza’s impoverished civilians.''
Please remember ''Gaza's impoverished civilians''.
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Not true. Britain never annexed or otherwise claimed sovereignty over the territory.
Interesting that when Britain left, they handed Palestine over to the UN not to Israel.
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How is that? You claim that the "country of Pal'istan'' was invented in 1924 by the Treaty of Lausanne.
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