war

[sinkov]

Why ask questions if you purport to know the answer?

I may know why not mon ami, but it doesn't seem to have occurred to the f*ckwits, still if you haven't got a brain, you can't put it into gear can you ?

'From the river to the sea.................'. FFS.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I may know why not mon ami, but it doesn't seem to have occurred to the f*ckwits, still if you haven't got a brain, you can't put it into gear can you ?

'From the river to the sea.................'. FFS.

It seems to me that people who recite this catchphrase have not got the foggiest idea of global politics.

500,000 illegal Israeli settlers are now occupying the West Bank and land grabbing and murdering Palestinians on an unprecedented scale.

At the seaside the IDF have reduced the former seaside resort of Gaza to a pile of rubble.

I think a better song would be along the lines of "What the f&uck are we going to do with another 5 million displaced Palestinian semitic Arabs". Name that tune.

[sinkov]

It seems to me that people who recite this catchphrase have not got the foggiest idea of global politics.

500,000 illegal Israeli settlers are now occupying the West Bank and land grabbing and murdering Palestinians on an unprecedented scale.

At the seaside the IDF have reduced the former seaside resort of Gaza to a pile of rubble.

I think a better song would be along the lines of "What the f&uck are we going to do with another 5 million displaced Palestinian semitic Arabs". Name that tune.

They could try Egypt or Jordan I suppose, but neither wants them, can't imagine why, can you ?

[Supersub6]

It seems to me that people who recite this catchphrase have not got the foggiest idea of global politics.

500,000 illegal Israeli settlers are now occupying the West Bank and land grabbing and murdering Palestinians on an unprecedented scale.

At the seaside the IDF have reduced the former seaside resort of Gaza to a pile of rubble.

I think a better song would be along the lines of "What the f&uck are we going to do with another 5 million displaced Palestinian semitic Arabs". Name that tune.

Sounds like a great opportunity for someone to set up a Dinghy business for when Labour get in over here.
Come on BT, life is full of missed opportunities.

[Balanbam00]

500,000 illegal Israeli settlers are now occupying the West Bank and land grabbing. Open your history book. (now full of cobwebs)

I wonder who has been land grabbing? You name it the West Bank. But it is part of 'Judea and Samaria.' In todays world from the word Judea, we have got Judah and the word Jew.
In the Iron Age, the kingdoms of Israel and Judah were established, entities that were central to the origins of the Jewish and Samaritan peoples as well as the Abrahamic faith tradition.( BT talks about 500,000 illegal Israeli settlers).Maybe it was not called that but Arabi arabi?

But you can not see who are the land grabbing illegal pests are?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

They could try Egypt or Jordan I suppose, but neither wants them, can't imagine why, can you ?

A couple of years ago on Lord Street in Southport I was doing some business with the owner of a boutique hotel and restaurant. The dude who owns it is Egyptian and we sat down and had lunch.

Over the hour he gave me chapter and verse what he thought of the Palestinians. It was not nice.

On my last visit to Amman I looked into the "world famous" refugee camp, I had no idea half a million Palestinians were given refuge in the capital of Jordan.

When the IDF stop slaughtering Palestinians in Gaza and halt ethnic cleansing on the West Bank, just what will the global authorities do with another 5 million displaced Palestinians is beyond me. Egypt don't want them nor can they afford them financially and Jordan is full. It's a very bad time to be a Palestinian Arab.

Somewhat coincidentally the latest round of IDF slaughter coincided with the 85th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the time when Jewish communities, synagogues and neighbourhoods were savagely attacked by the Nazi regime.

I remember a quote from a Jew who survived Auschwitz “Rather than condemn these atrocities, the world stood by and watched,” the survivor wrote. History has an awful habit of repeating itself.

[sinkov]

A couple of years ago on Lord Street in Southport I was doing some business with the owner of a boutique hotel and restaurant. The dude who owns it is Egyptian and we sat down and had lunch.

Over the hour he gave me chapter and verse what he thought of the Palestinians. It was not nice.

On my last visit to Amman I looked into the "world famous" refugee camp, I had no idea half a million Palestinians were given refuge in the capital of Jordan.

When the IDF stop slaughtering Palestinians in Gaza and halt ethnic cleansing on the West Bank, just what will the global authorities do with another 5 million displaced Palestinians is beyond me. Egypt don't want them nor can they afford them financially and Jordan is full. It's a very bad time to be a Palestinian Arab.

Somewhat coincidentally the latest round of IDF slaughter coincided with the 85th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the time when Jewish communities, synagogues and neighbourhoods were savagely attacked by the Nazi regime.

I remember a quote from a Jew who survived Auschwitz “Rather than condemn these atrocities, the world stood by and watched,” the survivor wrote. History has an awful habit of repeating itself.

Once this is over and Gaza is rid of Hamas, there will be no shortage of aid money to rebuild, if whoever is charged with running it would accept the existence of Israel, and are prepared to live alongside peacefully, as do Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar etc, then Gaza could have a bright and prosperous future. Israel left them to it in 2005, it could have been oh so different, you would hope they will take a different path this time, following the dictates of the Mad Mullahs in Tehran has not ended well for them has it ? But this is precisely where Hamas and their useful idiots in the West have led them, it's beyond sad, it's tragic, catastrophic for millions of innocent people in Gaza, but entirely predictable.

[Balanbam00]

Although much is heard about the plight of the Palestinian refugees from the aftermath of the 1948 Israeli War of Independence and the 1967 Six Day War, little is said about the hundreds of thousands of Jews who were forced to flee from Arab states before and after the creation of Israel. In fact, these refugees were largely forgotten because they were assimilated into their new homes, most in Israel, and neither the United Nations nor any other international agency took up their cause or demanded restitution for the property and money taken from them. Legislation passed in the Knesset during 2015 designated November 30 as a day of recognition for Jewish refugees from Arab countries.

Throughout 1947 and 1948, Jews in Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Libya, Morocco, Syria, and Yemen (Aden) were persecuted, their property and belongings were confiscated, and they were subjected to severe anti-Jewish riots instigated by the governments. In Iraq, Zionism was made a capital crime. In Syria, anti-Jewish pogroms erupted in Aleppo and the government froze all Jewish bank accounts. In Egypt, bombs were detonated in the Jewish quarter, killing dozens. In Algeria, anti-Jewish decrees were swiftly instituted and in Yemen, bloody pogroms led to the death of nearly 100 Jews.

In January 1948, the president of the World Jewish Congress, Dr. Stephen Wise, appealed to U.S. Secretary of State George Marshall: “Between 800,000 and a million Jews in the Middle East and North Africa, exclusive of Palestine, are in ‘the greatest danger of destruction’ at the hands of Moslems being incited to holy war over the Partition of Palestine.

Of the 820,000 Jewish refugees between 1948 and 1972, more than 200,000 found refuge in Europe and North America while 586,000 were resettled in Israel - at great expense to the Israeli government, and without any compensation from the Arab governments who had confiscated their possessions. The majority of the Jewish refugees left their homes penniless and destitute and with nothing more than the shirts on their backs. These Jews, however, had no desire to be repatriated in the Arab World and little is heard about them because they did not remain refugees for long.

So Arabs don't want other Arabs? You could convert them to Christians, and send them to Europe. In Rishton we heard a lot ,''where there is a will there is a way!''

[sinkov]

Although much is heard about the plight of the Palestinian refugees from the aftermath of the 1948 Israeli War of Independence and the 1967 Six Day War, little is said about the hundreds of thousands of Jews who were forced to flee from Arab states before and after the creation of Israel. In fact, these refugees were largely forgotten because they were assimilated into their new homes, most in Israel, and neither the United Nations nor any other international agency took up their cause or demanded restitution for the property and money taken from them. Legislation passed in the Knesset during 2015 designated November 30 as a day of recognition for Jewish refugees from Arab countries.

Throughout 1947 and 1948, Jews in Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Libya, Morocco, Syria, and Yemen (Aden) were persecuted, their property and belongings were confiscated, and they were subjected to severe anti-Jewish riots instigated by the governments. In Iraq, Zionism was made a capital crime. In Syria, anti-Jewish pogroms erupted in Aleppo and the government froze all Jewish bank accounts. In Egypt, bombs were detonated in the Jewish quarter, killing dozens. In Algeria, anti-Jewish decrees were swiftly instituted and in Yemen, bloody pogroms led to the death of nearly 100 Jews.

In January 1948, the president of the World Jewish Congress, Dr. Stephen Wise, appealed to U.S. Secretary of State George Marshall: “Between 800,000 and a million Jews in the Middle East and North Africa, exclusive of Palestine, are in ‘the greatest danger of destruction’ at the hands of Moslems being incited to holy war over the Partition of Palestine.

Of the 820,000 Jewish refugees between 1948 and 1972, more than 200,000 found refuge in Europe and North America while 586,000 were resettled in Israel - at great expense to the Israeli government, and without any compensation from the Arab governments who had confiscated their possessions. The majority of the Jewish refugees left their homes penniless and destitute and with nothing more than the shirts on their backs. These Jews, however, had no desire to be repatriated in the Arab World and little is heard about them because they did not remain refugees for long.

So Arabs don't want other Arabs? You could convert them to Christians, and send them to Europe. In Rishton we heard a lot ,''where there is a will there is a way!''

BT is in a bad enough mood as it is Balan, you'll have put him right off his cornflakes reading that. he much prefers propaganda and silly slogans to an actual history lesson.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Once this is over and Gaza is rid of Hamas, there will be no shortage of aid money to rebuild, if whoever is charged with running it would accept the existence of Israel, and are prepared to live alongside peacefully, as do Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar etc, then Gaza could have a bright and prosperous future. Israel left them to it in 2005, it could have been oh so different, you would hope they will take a different path this time, following the dictates of the Mad Mullahs in Tehran has not ended well for them has it ? But this is precisely where Hamas and their useful idiots in the West have led them, it's beyond sad, it's tragic, catastrophic for millions of innocent people in Gaza, but entirely predictable.

I'll look it up, but I'm pretty sure the IDF pulled out Gaza in 2007 and left your "terrorist scum" to govern Gaza forcing Mahmood Abbas and Fatah out of the Strip after the US and Israel backed farcical elections. Please correct me if I'm wrong.