Who Are The Palestinians " III "

[Sixties Fan]

 

[The Original Tree]

The Palestinian's are someone who doesn't want their history wiped out either!

They actually have no history. The Palestinians are not a people. They are a collection of Jordanians, Syrians and Egyptians.

If you want to talk about a people called The Palestinians, that was a term The Roman Empire coined 2,000 years ago to insult The Jews living in Occupied Israel.
The term was invented to say insult and humiliate Jews and say they were the bastard children of their former and extinct enemies The Philistines.

Calling someone a Palestinian back then is the equivalent of calling a Black man the "N" word today.

 

[Hollie]

An Islamic terrorist was a'sploded.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

An Islamic terrorist was a'sploded.

 

[Billo_Really]

They actually have no history. The Palestinians are not a people. They are a collection of Jordanians, Syrians and Egyptians.

If you want to talk about a people called The Palestinians, that was a term The Roman Empire coined 2,000 years ago to insult The Jews living in Occupied Israel.
The term was invented to say insult and humiliate Jews and say they were the bastard children of their former and extinct enemies The Philistines.

Calling someone a Palestinian back then is the equivalent of calling a Black man the "N" word today.

Listen asshole, I don't give a shit what you call them, they've been living there for the last 2000 years and they have rights! As for asshole Zionists, you can't move into an area and automatically have more rights than the people already living there.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

As for asshole Zionists, you can't move into an area and automatically have more rights than the people already living there.

You mean they shouldn't be like the asshole muslims?

 

[USAF 2023]

Israel asks US for extra missile defense funds, report says

Reported request calls for additional $317m. to the $158m. already proposed by the Pentagon for American's budget plan for fiscal 2016, according to Bloomberg.

www.jpost.com

Israel is the mooch capital of the world.

Upset because it’s not going to the “ Palestinians?”

 

[USAF 2023]

Listen asshole, I don't give a shit what you call them, they've been living there for the last 2000 years and they have rights! As for asshole Zionists, you can't move into an area and automatically have more rights than the people already living there.

We are there and are going to stay there

 

[Billo_Really]

We are there and are going to stay there

I realize that. Israel is the biggest military power in the region and no one else comes close. That doesn't change the fact you treat the Palestinian's like garbage and you refuse to obey International Law.

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ Arabs have chosen to believe that there have been ONLY Muslim and Christian Palestinians. Jews were never Palestinians. Actions have consequences, and this continues to be the consequence of Moshe Dayan and the Oslo Accord, where Muslims and Christians who are taught that Jews have no rights, end up refusing anything which may bring peace between Jews and Arabs living in Israel, someday.
Arabs expelled Jews from their homeland in Hebron, Jewish Quarter and Judea and Samaria in 1929 and 1948 . Today's Arabs insist that all of that land has always been theirs]

In July, the Israeli Ministry of Education suspended the licenses of six East Jerusalem schools, and told them they had one year to amend their curriculum or have their licenses revoked entirely because they insisted on using textbooks produced by the Palestinian Authority instead of those approved by Israeli officials in Jerusalem and the Israeli Ministry of Education. Yifat Sasha Biton, Israel’s minister of education, said at the time that the textbooks contained incitement against Israel and its soldiers and spread “hate speech against the State of Israel and its symbols.”

The Israeli textbooks the government wants the schools to use are based on the Palestinian Authority’s textbooks, but with certain pages or entire chapters either edited or completely changed by Israeli authorities. That’s where the issue lies, according to the parents, who say depictions of the Palestinian flag are erased, and that entire sections about Palestinian identity are altered or removed entirely.

In one example provided by parents, a lesson in a Palestinian math textbook shows the separation wall between the West Bank and Israel and discusses documenting “violations of the occupation in order to present it to the International Criminal Court.” Much of the wall cuts through the West Bank proper, and the Palestinian lesson asks students to complete a table that counts the number of “Palestinian communities isolated by the annexation wall.” The Israeli version instead replaces it with an assignment on completing a table related to population distribution.

In another example provided by parents, on a page of a third-grade Palestinian textbook that the Israeli version omits, a situation is presented where a Palestinian father is arrested by Israeli forces in the family home overnight, which made a child “worried and tired.” The mother tells the child not to worry because “your father became a prisoner like thousands of Palestinian prisoners” who “are struggling and resisting the Zionist occupation.”

Students are taught to remember Palestinian prisoners are all “in occupation prisons because of their resistance.”

Israeli authorities say such lessons glorify prisoners, including those who commit violent acts. But Fadwa Al Husseini, president of the Faisal Al Husseini Foundation, which aims to protect Palestinian culture in East Jerusalem, says this particular lesson “talks about an incident and does not call for it to be copied in any way.”

“The lesson simply talks about the pain children experience daily and does not advocate arrest, intimidation or hate,” Al Husseini told CNN. “The lesson talks about the values that all the peoples of the world proclaim, the values of struggle, freedom and solidarity.”

The Palestinian Prisoners Club says there are more than 4,600 Palestinians in Israeli prisons, with some 743 in “administrative detention” – where they are held without trial or charge. The figure doesn’t include those arrested for routine criminal offences. Israel says administrative detention is necessary to get dangerous people off the streets before they can commit a crime, without sharing sensitive intelligence on the reason for their arrest. Human rights groups argue such detention, which can last for months, denies the prisoners basic human rights under international law.

Israel took control of East Jerusalem from Jordan in the 1967 war. It is considered occupied territory by most countries and international bodies – a characterization rejected by Israel, which claims all of Jerusalem as is its undivided capital. Israel formally annexed the eastern sector of the city in 1980. Palestinians living there were subsequently given the right to Israeli citizenship, but most have rejected it and now hold Israeli-issued residency documents.

The Palestinian Authority wants the eastern sector as the capital of its future state and has regularly accused Israel of trying to displace Palestinians in favor of Jews by forced eviction in neighborhoods such as Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan, where Jewish settlers have clashed with Palestinian residents. Israel denies the accusations and says the eviction cases are private real estate disputes.

The subject of Palestinian textbooks has long been a political issue within the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In June, the European Union, which helps fund schools in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza, issued a reporton the subject which found that Palestinian textbooks show “antagonism towards Israel,” don’t depict Israel as a country on maps in certain lessons, and in some cases praise Palestinians who have carried out attacks that have killed Israelis, including civilians, although the report added that the textbooks broadly adhered to UNESCO standards.

In a tweet on the day of the strike earlier this month, Biton said “Schools in East Jerusalem whose teaching materials portrayed IDF soldiers as murderers, praised terrorists and encouraged terrorism, were required to correct the materials, otherwise their license would be revoked. We will not allow budgeted schools to promote incitement, hatred and terrorism.”

But the same EU report also found that Israeli textbooks made for East Jerusalem schools idealize “coexistence of Israelis and Palestinians … with no mention of existing tensions,” delete “depictions of violence by Palestinians or Israelis” and remove entire chapters on Palestinian history from Palestinian Authority textbooks, which “fundamentally changes the national narrative.”

Palestinian parents say that Israel is an occupying power in East Jerusalem and has no place dictating the curriculum in their schools in the first place.

“How can I accept teaching my child that there is no [separation] wall when she sees it every day? Or accept teaching her that settlers in the West Bank are good neighbors of the Palestinians and that they both help each other farm the land? This is simply a lie and changing the reality on the ground,” said Gina Asfour, a parent. “It’s an education resistance, the last thing we can do to save our identity and our roots and pass them to our children.”

For now, parents at the six schools whose licenses were revoked have bought their own textbooks and distributed them. The rest are not using any textbooks, working instead off worksheets.

“We, the parents of the East Jerusalem children, the future generation that will hold the flag or resistance and defend this city, we refuse to ruin the identity of Jerusalem children and Israelize it,” said Ahmad Safadi, another parent. “We will never accept to have anyone make them forget that they are Palestinians, Arabs, Muslims and Christians holding our Palestinian flags.”

How a debate over textbooks closed 150 schools in East Jerusalem | CNN

On September 19, some 150 schools in East Jerusalem went on strike, keeping tens of thousands of students out of the classroom, to protest the introduction of Israeli textbooks. Parents say Israel is trying to erase their identity by pushing an Israeli narrative.

www.cnn.com

 

[Sixties Fan]

I realize that. Israel is the biggest military power in the region and no one else comes close. That doesn't change the fact you treat the Palestinian's like garbage and you refuse to obey International Law.

Israel does not treat the Arab Palestinians like garbage. Never has. That is something that Hamas and the PA have done, and continue to do.

Oh, YEAH, You do not care !!!!!

All the Arabs who used to be Palestinians and now LOVE being Israelis make a huge liar out of you.

Oh, yeah, you do not care what those Arabs say or think, or that they are happy being Israelis and even love being part of the Israeli Military and the success which is Israel.



Am Israel Chai.

The People of Israel Live.

 

[Hollie]

Pallys should revere the Egyptian who invented them.

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ Arabs who have chosen the Israeli Nationality instead of the Palestinian one ]

https://www.israelhayom.com/2022/07/13/saudi-magazine-cover-praises-arab-israelis-who-serve-in-idf/

 

[USAF 2023]

I realize that. Israel is the biggest military power in the region and no one else comes close. That doesn't change the fact you treat the Palestinian's like garbage and you refuse to obey International Law.

According to Abbas approx 7,000,000 “ Palestinians” have the “ right of return “ if they choose to and that’s not going to happen. Deal with it

 

[P F Tinmore]

[ Arabs have chosen to believe that there have been ONLY Muslim and Christian Palestinians. Jews were never Palestinians. Actions have consequences, and this continues to be the consequence of Moshe Dayan and the Oslo Accord, where Muslims and Christians who are taught that Jews have no rights, end up refusing anything which may bring peace between Jews and Arabs living in Israel, someday.
Arabs expelled Jews from their homeland in Hebron, Jewish Quarter and Judea and Samaria in 1929 and 1948 . Today's Arabs insist that all of that land has always been theirs]

In July, the Israeli Ministry of Education suspended the licenses of six East Jerusalem schools, and told them they had one year to amend their curriculum or have their licenses revoked entirely because they insisted on using textbooks produced by the Palestinian Authority instead of those approved by Israeli officials in Jerusalem and the Israeli Ministry of Education. Yifat Sasha Biton, Israel’s minister of education, said at the time that the textbooks contained incitement against Israel and its soldiers and spread “hate speech against the State of Israel and its symbols.”

The Israeli textbooks the government wants the schools to use are based on the Palestinian Authority’s textbooks, but with certain pages or entire chapters either edited or completely changed by Israeli authorities. That’s where the issue lies, according to the parents, who say depictions of the Palestinian flag are erased, and that entire sections about Palestinian identity are altered or removed entirely.

In one example provided by parents, a lesson in a Palestinian math textbook shows the separation wall between the West Bank and Israel and discusses documenting “violations of the occupation in order to present it to the International Criminal Court.” Much of the wall cuts through the West Bank proper, and the Palestinian lesson asks students to complete a table that counts the number of “Palestinian communities isolated by the annexation wall.” The Israeli version instead replaces it with an assignment on completing a table related to population distribution.

In another example provided by parents, on a page of a third-grade Palestinian textbook that the Israeli version omits, a situation is presented where a Palestinian father is arrested by Israeli forces in the family home overnight, which made a child “worried and tired.” The mother tells the child not to worry because “your father became a prisoner like thousands of Palestinian prisoners” who “are struggling and resisting the Zionist occupation.”

Students are taught to remember Palestinian prisoners are all “in occupation prisons because of their resistance.”

Israeli authorities say such lessons glorify prisoners, including those who commit violent acts. But Fadwa Al Husseini, president of the Faisal Al Husseini Foundation, which aims to protect Palestinian culture in East Jerusalem, says this particular lesson “talks about an incident and does not call for it to be copied in any way.”

“The lesson simply talks about the pain children experience daily and does not advocate arrest, intimidation or hate,” Al Husseini told CNN. “The lesson talks about the values that all the peoples of the world proclaim, the values of struggle, freedom and solidarity.”

The Palestinian Prisoners Club says there are more than 4,600 Palestinians in Israeli prisons, with some 743 in “administrative detention” – where they are held without trial or charge. The figure doesn’t include those arrested for routine criminal offences. Israel says administrative detention is necessary to get dangerous people off the streets before they can commit a crime, without sharing sensitive intelligence on the reason for their arrest. Human rights groups argue such detention, which can last for months, denies the prisoners basic human rights under international law.

Israel took control of East Jerusalem from Jordan in the 1967 war. It is considered occupied territory by most countries and international bodies – a characterization rejected by Israel, which claims all of Jerusalem as is its undivided capital. Israel formally annexed the eastern sector of the city in 1980. Palestinians living there were subsequently given the right to Israeli citizenship, but most have rejected it and now hold Israeli-issued residency documents.

The Palestinian Authority wants the eastern sector as the capital of its future state and has regularly accused Israel of trying to displace Palestinians in favor of Jews by forced eviction in neighborhoods such as Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan, where Jewish settlers have clashed with Palestinian residents. Israel denies the accusations and says the eviction cases are private real estate disputes.

The subject of Palestinian textbooks has long been a political issue within the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In June, the European Union, which helps fund schools in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza, issued a reporton the subject which found that Palestinian textbooks show “antagonism towards Israel,” don’t depict Israel as a country on maps in certain lessons, and in some cases praise Palestinians who have carried out attacks that have killed Israelis, including civilians, although the report added that the textbooks broadly adhered to UNESCO standards.

In a tweet on the day of the strike earlier this month, Biton said “Schools in East Jerusalem whose teaching materials portrayed IDF soldiers as murderers, praised terrorists and encouraged terrorism, were required to correct the materials, otherwise their license would be revoked. We will not allow budgeted schools to promote incitement, hatred and terrorism.”

But the same EU report also found that Israeli textbooks made for East Jerusalem schools idealize “coexistence of Israelis and Palestinians … with no mention of existing tensions,” delete “depictions of violence by Palestinians or Israelis” and remove entire chapters on Palestinian history from Palestinian Authority textbooks, which “fundamentally changes the national narrative.”

Palestinian parents say that Israel is an occupying power in East Jerusalem and has no place dictating the curriculum in their schools in the first place.

“How can I accept teaching my child that there is no [separation] wall when she sees it every day? Or accept teaching her that settlers in the West Bank are good neighbors of the Palestinians and that they both help each other farm the land? This is simply a lie and changing the reality on the ground,” said Gina Asfour, a parent. “It’s an education resistance, the last thing we can do to save our identity and our roots and pass them to our children.”

For now, parents at the six schools whose licenses were revoked have bought their own textbooks and distributed them. The rest are not using any textbooks, working instead off worksheets.

“We, the parents of the East Jerusalem children, the future generation that will hold the flag or resistance and defend this city, we refuse to ruin the identity of Jerusalem children and Israelize it,” said Ahmad Safadi, another parent. “We will never accept to have anyone make them forget that they are Palestinians, Arabs, Muslims and Christians holding our Palestinian flags.”

How a debate over textbooks closed 150 schools in East Jerusalem | CNN

On September 19, some 150 schools in East Jerusalem went on strike, keeping tens of thousands of students out of the classroom, to protest the introduction of Israeli textbooks. Parents say Israel is trying to erase their identity by pushing an Israeli narrative.

www.cnn.com

The Palestinians want to keep Israeli bullshit out of their schools.

 

[USAF 2023]

The Palestinians want to keep Israeli bullshit out of their schools.

This mentality is why there will never be a “ Two State Solution “.

 

[Hollie]

The Palestinians want to keep Israeli bullshit out of their schools.

Yeah. The pallys are all about a curriculum of self-destruction, gee-had and martyrdom.

Palestinian school curriculum is 'more radical than the curriculum that came before,' research institute says

The Palestinian Authority's current school curriculum “is more radical than the curriculum that came before” and “is suffused with ideas of martyrdom, [and] Jihad,” according to an international monitoring organization.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Sixties Fan]

As its apologists like to point out, the name ‘Palestine’ is ancient. Indeed this hateful thing is, probably, if not world’s oldest political machination, certainly its longest.



The name ‘Palestine’ is an English word, based on a Latin one that it turn has its roots in a Greek one. Somewhere in-between it has been adopted in Arabic and a handful of other languages.

Palestine' etymology'

(full article online)

Palestine: A story of Colonialism through the ages

Decades of media propaganda, academic mis-theorising and NGO support, banished common sense from the minds of brainwashed thousands. Op-ed.

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

[Sixties Fan]

[. Abbas needs a reminder as to who is STILL President of the PA ]

The Palestinian Authority will not allow gunmen in Nablus and Jenin to drag the population into an all-out confrontation with Israel, a Palestinian official in Ramallah said on Saturday.


The official told The Jerusalem Post that some of the gunmen were acting “on direct orders from Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.”


He accused the two groups of working to undermine the PA by “encouraging chaos and lawlessness” in the West Bank.

(full article online)

Abbas orders PA security to enforce order, avert massive IDF operation

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas stressed the need to restore law and order to Palestinian cities, villages and refugee camps in the West Bank.

www.jpost.com

 

[Billo_Really]

Israel does not treat the Arab Palestinians like garbage. Never has. That is something that Hamas and the PA have done, and continue to do.

Oh, YEAH, You do not care !!!!!

All the Arabs who used to be Palestinians and now LOVE being Israelis make a huge liar out of you.

Oh, yeah, you do not care what those Arabs say or think, or that they are happy being Israelis and even love being part of the Israeli Military and the success which is Israel.



Am Israel Chai.

The People of Israel Live.

You treat Palestinians like they are 2nd class citizens. You are not a good source on how well off the Palestinians are. All of your posts, are void of any empathy and you continue to refuse to take responsibility for your own actions.