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To: SARMAN who wrote (272265)12/28/2009 10:02:51 PM
From: Sdgla2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
OMG, the European Anti-Semites have nothing to do with it. Did you forget the Holocaust?

Idiot.. the Arab leaders use Israel/Jews to deflect their people from the misery they are constantly forced live under. The Arabs that I worked with in Israel loved the Israeli government because of the freedoms they were given... those freedoms do not exist in Gaza or the West Bank. You have some fn gall to use the term Holocaust too support your anti semitic pov.

There were less than 700k and most were pulled to Israel.
The number is closer to 900K moron and their communities dated back over 2500 years. Why dont you comment on their land and property being confiscated ? My bet would be you wouldn't survive 1 week after you are tagged for similar treatment. Best pray stupidity doesn't become a trait punished by expulsion.

Hmm, let's see, the European Jews were imported, the Arabs already living there. Your argument is not holding water.
Hard to believe your origin is from the same gene pool as the rest of the human race based on your ignorant replies. The Israelis fought and died for their land after legitimately purchasing it from the Arabs that owned it. Deal with it Pal.

Your masters in Tehran are on the edge of annihilation... best go find yourself another employer.



To: SARMAN who wrote (272265)12/28/2009 11:16:24 PM
From: Hawkmoon1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
There were less than 700k and most were pulled to Israel. bintjbeil.com;

Yeah.. about equal to the number of Arabs displaced in 1948 when their Arab brethren promised to wipe the Jews out.

The left because they were promised money and land in Israel and a big settlement from Germany.

Certainly a better deal than what the Arab states ultimately delivered to the Arabs displaced in 1948. Most fled to the West Bank, which was annexed (with Palestinian Arab approval) by the Hashimites of Jordan where they became Jordanian subjects.

I really don't see much difference. Those Jews had lived in those Arab countries for centuries, many with descendants who pre-dated the Arab invasions.

Hmm, let's see, the European Jews were imported, the Arabs already living there. Your argument is not holding water.

Well.. the majority of Israelis living there NOW were born there.

The ancestors of all of the Arabs living in Palestine were invaders.

OMG, the Zionist line again. Are you trying to change history?

Nope.. merely ACKNOWLEDGING HISTORY. You may want to revise it to suit your views, but facts are facts and the Jews were a nation/state of people long before the Arabs perceived themselves as anything more than a group of family tribes.

So I don't see much difference between either of their claims, except that the Jewish claim predates that of the Arabs.

Of course you would like the Hashimite traitors.

It would resolve a few problems. The Hashimites have long been the ruling family charged with the protection of Mecca and Medina. They have proven themselves to be moderate and good US allies when our interests align. The Saudis can't really be trusted, IMO, due to their conflicted relationship with the Wahhabist elements in the nation.

And of course, the Palestinians would FINALLY have their state. Of course, they would likely then immediately proceed to politically self-destruct and pick another fight with the Jews, which would prove their undoing.

Hawk