Who Invented the "genocide" lie and why?

[JoeB131]

If your city decided they wanted to build some public housing where you live and declared eminent domain, you could either a) sell your property to the government b) get some of your fellow residents together to protest or c) attempt to burn down city hall. The Arabs chose option c.

Except the Zionists didn't give them option A or B, and the UN had no business declaring "Eminent" domain on someone else's land.

The British started dumping Europe's Jewish refuse into Palestine as early as 1920, but the Arabs complained about it so they stopped. Then the war happened, and everyone felt sad about what Hitler did.

But the Arabs didn't do that to them.

If America is so keen on a Jewish state, we should give them one of ours. I nominated your state, because according to you it's so nice. (even though you won't tell us which state that is.)

Actually it kind of does. Like I said, war has consequences. They chose to go to war instead of accepting a reality that they may not have liked. Oh well, too bad. 75 years later is well past time for them to accept that they lost and move on. Their great-grandfathers should have taken the deal offered to them.

If the Zionist Entity has to exist in a constant state of war with its neighbors (Dragging us into them for the last 50 years) what is the point?

 

[SweetTea]

Except the Zionists didn't give them option A or B, and the UN had no business declaring "Eminent" domain on someone else's land.

True, with the exception of land that was necessary for the public domain where they would be paid, they were given the option to stay, but they decided they didn’t want to do that either.

If America is so keen on a Jewish state, we should give them one of ours. I nominated your state, because according to you it's so nice. (even though you won't tell us which state that is.)

The Jewish people had roots to the area going back 3000 years. They have the oldest claim to the land, but ironically enough, they were exiled via war over the years. Funny how that goes isn’t it?

 

[JoeB131]

The Jewish people had roots to the area going back 3000 years. They have the oldest claim to the land, but ironically enough, they were exiled via war over the years. Funny how that goes isn’t it?

Right, the book with the Talking Snake and the Giant in it says so, so it MUST be true.