Here’s The Truth About the Jewish Settlement in the Holy Land
A piece of history I wasn't aware of.
Since the big hoop de do from the muslims in congress, I thought it wise to know the truth.
On must always consider: Muslims are taught to lie...
Jewish settlement in the Holy Land predates the Holocaust, and the land was acquired lawfully from the owners, whether under Ottoman or British rule. To imply that Palestinian Arabs greeted Jews with open arms, instead of attempting to push Jews into the sea in the 1948 war, is a gross historical distortion.
Since the big hoop de do from the muslims in congress, I thought it wise to know the truth.
On must always consider: Muslims are taught to lie...
Jewish settlement in the Holy Land predates the Holocaust, and the land was acquired lawfully from the owners, whether under Ottoman or British rule. To imply that Palestinian Arabs greeted Jews with open arms, instead of attempting to push Jews into the sea in the 1948 war, is a gross historical distortion.
Clear ties, certainly. Many Americans have an equally good claim of clear ties from their ancestors.
American Indians have clear ties to most of North America, too.
Do the Arabs also have clear ties to the land that Israel occupies? Do Italians have rights if Rome once ruled there?
Without actual evidence of ownership, I see this as a case of might makes right.
The con-gresswoman is just an ignorant savage, imo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_...
The indians is another story. In the Northeast our forefathers convinced the local tribes to be a part of the American experiment but during our expansion and by Andy Jackson...that intention, as you know, went out the window.
We also must realize that...this was the paradigm of those times and The indians probably took lands from the giants that inhabited North America too...it's not like they established a country like the Jews did in 1000 BC and continued interest in the land for all that time right up to now.
Ownership of land has always been about the control and use of that land. We think we're more civilized in today's day and age because we _ for the most part - record and honor property rights. But most civilizations in history have had neither respect for private property rights nor the tracking of those rights as part of their civilizational infrastructure. To compare our modern civilization with theirs is a gross injustice.
Their and other civilizations of the world disinterest in the ownership of property is specifically why we could never have open borders nor a one world civilization nor government.
That would have never happened if every state and president following our forefathers example would of invited the indians to join the American Experiment.
The property thing could have been worked out amiably if they felt a part of the new country.
Among them were Nephilim and Neanderthal remnants and many were just taken as servants...which meant they were taken care of in exchange for serving the Jews.
This was brought to light during an archeological dig in the Canaan area where they found neanderthals berried with Humans...of course no one is allowed to tell or show anything related to the Nephilim bones found.
Even the Jews speak not of the Nephilim much.
Ten Arab nations evicted Jewish populations (almost one million people) of long standing, who owned land some four times the area of the current state of Israel.
( Not all were evicted, some were sold, this may not be a criticism to those who can excuse slavery).
When the British split the land of the Palestine mandate, 77 percent went to Jordan.
(Transjordan, a new nation with British ally King Abdullah who was murdered by the usual for suggesting a peace agreement).
In Israel, property rights including land ownership are respected. The national parliament is on land owned by the Greek Church.
Yes, she is. But that does not mean the Dems don't embrace her along with Omar and Cortex.
They are useful idiots who serve the purpose, at least for the time being. When they are no longer useful, they'll be thrown under the bus.
There never was a city, state or country of Palestine...
After the British took it over as a "Protectorate" the Jewish purchase of land was slowed by not stopped. Further more there has always been a Jewish population in Palestine.
A second point. In the war for Jewish independence in 1948 the leaders of the new Jewish state begged the Palestinians not to leave but remain in the country as rightful occupants of their land and homes. some did, most left as the other Arab countries demanded. The departing were told basically, "If you leave, you can't return. We want you to stay. Leave if you must but remember You can't return"
Most that left thought the Jews would be annihilated and they could return at that point. Didn't work that way so we have a voluntarily displaced people demanding tey be allowed to return and get their old property back. This is just not going to happen as long as there is a Jewish state.