Liberal just do not get it , even with tons of evidence they ignore the truth.

[mark francis]

Hamas cannot be destroyed. The people of Gaza have every reason to loathe Israel, and they are never going to accept their imprisonment. The more Gazans Israel kills, the more they will oppose Israel.

Arabs are responsible for the war and deaths for falsely promoting the lie among their own people that Israel stole the land of Israel from Palestinians

 

[pjmret]

Arabs are responsible for the war and deaths for falsely promoting the lie among their own people that Israel stole the land of Israel from Palestinians

isreal definitely is sitting on land from which people were evicted without due process, i would call that "stolen" myself, but you always make excuses for your side, sadly

 

[mark francis]

isreal definitely is sitting on land from which people were evicted without due process, i would call that "stolen" myself, but you always make excuses for your side, sadly

Stick a sock innit. You cannot go back and pick and choose wars and property ownership transfers to decide for people today what rights to property they have or do not have based on your pompous assessment.

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

Arabs are responsible for the war and deaths for falsely promoting the lie among their own people that Israel stole the land of Israel from Palestinians

They DID steal some of it and are stealing it now. *****. Plus the idiot Israelis have murdered 30,000 innocent people.

 

[pjmret]

Stick a sock innit. You cannot go back and pick and choose wars and property ownership transfers to decide for people today what rights to property they have or do not have based on your pompous assessment.

During the 1948 Palestine war in which the State of Israel was established, around 700,000[fn 1] Palestinian Arabs or 85% of the total population of the territory Israel captured fled or were expelled from their homes by Israeli forces

You are a history *****

 

[pjmret]

Stick a sock innit. You cannot go back and pick and choose wars and property ownership transfers to decide for people today what rights to property they have or do not have based on your pompous assessment.

The Palestinians packed their belongings, piling into cars, trucks and donkey carts. Many locked their doors and took their keys with them, expecting to return when the war ended.

Seventy-five years later, they have not been allowed back. Emptied towns were renamed, villages were demolished, homes reclaimed by forests in Israeli nature reserves.

Israel refused to allow the Palestinians to return, because it would threaten the Jewish majority within the country’s borders. So the refugees and their descendants, who now number nearly 6 million, settled in camps in the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. Those camps eventually grew into built-up neighborhoods.


Histo *****

 

[mark francis]

They DID steal some of it and are stealing it now. *****. Plus the idiot Israelis have murdered 30,000 innocent people.

You claim the Jews are stealing land and the Palestinians claim the Jews are stealing land, but reasonable adults know that the Palestinians have been attempting to steal Jewish land and have been murdering Jews for more than 70 years in efforts to succeed in their published objective of murdering every Jew alive and stealing their assets.

 

[mark francis]

During the 1948 Palestine war in which the State of Israel was established, around 700,000[fn 1] Palestinian Arabs or 85% of the total population of the territory Israel captured fled or were expelled from their homes by Israeli forces

You are a history *****

The Jews did not invade "Palestine" in 1948 and did not evict 'Palestinians' from property designated by the UN as Palestinian property. Palestinians went to war against Israel in 1948 in a hateful effort to evict Jews from property designated by the UN as Jewish property.

Here is one historical account. Israel did seize more property as a result of winning the 1967 six-day war against 20 enemy Arab nations still threatening to wipe Jews off the map.

A look into the long history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - ABC News (go.com) 10-24-23

1947-48: Partitioning Palestine into two states, the Arab-Israeli War begins

1947 UN Partition

Library of Congress / IDF Mapping Unit / ABC News Illustration

In February 1947, the British proposed that the United Nations consider the future of Palestine and take over relations in the region amid ongoing tension.

The United Nations later adopted a resolution to split Palestine into two independent states -- a "Jewish State" and an "Arab State" with Jerusalem under UN trusteeship, despite opposition from Palestinian Arabs of the region.

Jerusalem, a city with religious significance to many groups, would remain under international control administered by the United Nations.

Palestinians refused to recognize the resolution, and violent conflict between both groups continued.

On May 15, 1948, Israel declared independence, thus beginning the Israeli-Arab War, with five Arab states fighting against the creation of the state.

Palestinians were forced off their lands or fled en masse, marking the first large-scale exodus in what would become a decades long battle over land ownership, according to the United Nations.

Israel, backed by foreign powers, won the war, and the territory was divided into three parts -- Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Egypt and Jordan retained control of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, respectively, until 1967.

The Gaza Strip is a 140 square mile strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea surrounded by Israel and Egypt. It is currently home to roughly 2 million people.

The West Bank is a landlocked 2,200 square mile region bordered by Israel and Jordan with a population of roughly 3 million people.

1967: Six-Day War

On June 5, 1967, after a prolonged attrition war between Israel and Egypt, the Six-Day War broke out between Israel and its Arab neighbors.

Israeli Centurion tank corps prepare for battle during the Six-Day War.

Three Lions/Getty Images, FILE

After six days of war, Israel captured Palestinian Arab territories of the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Gaza, and the Sinai Peninsula, as well as the Syrian territory of Golan Heights.

The Six-Day War forced a majority of Palestinians to once again become refugees and began a decades long Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories.

 

[mark francis]

The Palestinians packed their belongings, piling into cars, trucks and donkey carts. Many locked their doors and took their keys with them, expecting to return when the war ended.

Seventy-five years later, they have not been allowed back. Emptied towns were renamed, villages were demolished, homes reclaimed by forests in Israeli nature reserves.

Israel refused to allow the Palestinians to return, because it would threaten the Jewish majority within the country’s borders. So the refugees and their descendants, who now number nearly 6 million, settled in camps in the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. Those camps eventually grew into built-up neighborhoods.


Histo *****

The UN divided the land between Jews and Arabs. The Arabs should have held no illusions about taking back lands that no longer belonged to the British, the UN, Germans, or Arabs.

 

[pjmret]

The Jews did not invade "Palestine" in 1948 and did not evict 'Palestinians' from property designated by the UN as Palestinian property. Palestinians went to war against Israel in 1948 in a hateful effort to evict Jews from property designated by the UN as Jewish property.

Here is one historical account. Israel did seize more property as a result of winning the 1967 six-day war against 20 enemy Arab nations still threatening to wipe Jews off the map.

A look into the long history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - ABC News (go.com) 10-24-23

1947-48: Partitioning Palestine into two states, the Arab-Israeli War begins

1947 UN Partition

Library of Congress / IDF Mapping Unit / ABC News Illustration

In February 1947, the British proposed that the United Nations consider the future of Palestine and take over relations in the region amid ongoing tension.

The United Nations later adopted a resolution to split Palestine into two independent states -- a "Jewish State" and an "Arab State" with Jerusalem under UN trusteeship, despite opposition from Palestinian Arabs of the region.

Jerusalem, a city with religious significance to many groups, would remain under international control administered by the United Nations.

Palestinians refused to recognize the resolution, and violent conflict between both groups continued.

On May 15, 1948, Israel declared independence, thus beginning the Israeli-Arab War, with five Arab states fighting against the creation of the state.

Palestinians were forced off their lands or fled en masse, marking the first large-scale exodus in what would become a decades long battle over land ownership, according to the United Nations.

Israel, backed by foreign powers, won the war, and the territory was divided into three parts -- Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Egypt and Jordan retained control of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, respectively, until 1967.

The Gaza Strip is a 140 square mile strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea surrounded by Israel and Egypt. It is currently home to roughly 2 million people.

The West Bank is a landlocked 2,200 square mile region bordered by Israel and Jordan with a population of roughly 3 million people.

1967: Six-Day War

On June 5, 1967, after a prolonged attrition war between Israel and Egypt, the Six-Day War broke out between Israel and its Arab neighbors.

Israeli Centurion tank corps prepare for battle during the Six-Day War.

Three Lions/Getty Images, FILE

After six days of war, Israel captured Palestinian Arab territories of the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Gaza, and the Sinai Peninsula, as well as the Syrian territory of Golan Heights.

The Six-Day War forced a majority of Palestinians to once again become refugees and began a decades long Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories.

so 750,000 palestinians voluntarily chose to be homeless and abandon their homes forever? that's the story you are going with? lol.

god you say the dumbest things.

 

[mark francis]

so 750,000 palestinians voluntarily chose to be homeless and abandon their homes forever? that's the story you are going with? lol.

god you say the dumbest things.

You cannot produce greater numbers of invaders to legitimize false claims of property ownership. If ten million Mexicans invaded Texas instead of just 1 million, would that increase their 'right' to start evicting Texans and taking control of their properties?

 

[pjmret]

You cannot produce greater numbers of invaders to legitimize false claims of property ownership. If ten million Mexicans invaded Texas instead of just 1 million, would that increase their 'right' to start evicting Texans and taking control of their properties?

ilmmigrants are choosing to come here, history *****.
palestinians did not choose to stay become homeless in gaza

it has nothing to do with the numbers, *****, but the circumstances.

god you are stupid lol

 

[mark francis]

ilmmigrants are choosing to come here, history *****.
palestinians did not choose to stay become homeless in gaza

it has nothing to do with the numbers, *****, but the circumstances.

god you are stupid lol

Palestinians have no legal right to appropriate Jewish properties for themselves. If the Jews had illegally seized property that did not belong to them then the UN no doubt would have handled that case like they handled Saddam's seizure of property belonging to Kuwait.

 

[pjmret]

Palestinians have no legal right to appropriate Jewish properties for themselves. If the Jews had illegally seized property that did not belong to them then the UN no doubt would have handled that case like they handled Saddam's seizure of property belonging to Kuwait.

lol, the irony of your post, after isreal stole the land of the palestinians after they came in 1948.
isreal drove out palestinians and wouldn't let them back in. that's..stealing. duh.

and you think the un was on the side of the palestinians? god you are stupid. lol

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

Mark is just stupid. He has no interest in learning or knowing anything,