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No, he doesn't. And he's not a right-wing Zionist as claimed in your snippet. He has clearly stated that he believes in a 2-state solution, so they're obviously calling him a right-wing Zionist to try and discredit his view. Where are you getting these snippets from that you choose not to...

I already acknowledged that in an earlier post:

You really need to provide a source that links Itamar Marcus with Mossad if you're making such a claim. The first wave of refugees was during the 1947 civil war where ~350 Jews and ~350 Arabs were killed: "The high morale of the Arab fighters and politicians was not shared by the Palestinian...

Out of interest do you know anything about those older events or did you just blindly paste that infographic? The attacks started long before the Zionists entered. Pogroms committed by Arabs against Jews before 1948 1720 - Arabs expelling ALL Ashkenazi Jews from the city of Jerusalem (their...

Been to the Negev desert have you? It's completely dry and inhospitable. About one inch of rain per year. The land allocated to the Arabs would have included the central western Galilee with access to the Jordan River, with the town of Acre, the hill country of Samaria and Judea, with the major...

Palwatch is not owned by Mossad. Either provide a source to prove that statement or stop making such a ludicrous claim. The Arabs were not "expelled" in 1948. That is just inaccurate. Some were told to leave by their leaders based on lies of rape and murder. Others fled out of fear of attacks...

There are a large number of British colonialists and historians clearly attesting to the fact that Arab immigration happened from 1920 - 1948 at a seemingly large scale, yet you continue to deny it. These migrations were unrecorded and not included in the census data. In addition, the chart...

For context, in Mark Twain's book, The Innocent's Abroad, he visited Palestine in 1867 and described it as "A desolate country... A silent mournful expanse.... A desolation.... We never saw a human being on the whole route.... Hardly a tree or shrub anywhere." Since the British Occupation, the...

Jesus. One could show you live footage or actual testimonies (as I have done in previous posts) and you'd still try to find a way to discredit the source. Bit of a glowing theme in this thread. The article may be biased, I agree, but you've got multiple historians attesting to the fact that...

You're not very good at this are you? 1917 map: Interesting how it doesn't show that 70% of the land was State land. By 1948, the State owned ~70%, Jews owned ~9% and Arabs owned ~21%. Sources are in earlier posts. The UN partition, giving the Arabs 45% of Palestine but the most fertile parts...

Perhaps get your specs checked and re-read the post. All the sources are there, as they have been in the others.

Is there anything to suggest the Arab league would have wiped out all the Jews in '48 if they had their way? The Mandate promised independent states for both sides. Mandatory Palestine was never a state, it was a remnant of the Ottoman Empire after its collapse. It also promised approx. half of...

Incorrect again. The UN map does not indicate the sqm size of each sub-district and therefore it is impossible to tell from that map the % of land ownership by the State, by Arabs and by Jews of the whole ~26,000sqm of Palestine. Not to mention there are many unanswered questions from those pie...

The green in the 1946 image was not "Palestinian" land. The 1947 image was the UN resolution, which was rejected by the Arab league. The green in the 1967 image was also not Palestinian land. Gaza was occupied by Egypt and the West Bank occupied by Jordan. You can't start multiple wars and then...

A right of return does not mean that the country is exclusively for members of that ethnic group. If Israel is exclusively for Jews then how do you explain the 2 million Arabs living there with the same legal rights? Armenia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Finland, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hungary...

Lmao, what is this garbage you're posting now mate? Here's the truth:

Embarrassing attempt to discredit the interview. Here's another interview from what appears to be her personal account: Here's one from Stanford Business School's official channel Here's another: Here's her Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophia-shramko/

So again, how did the UN chart determine land ownership when, as the report from the High Commissioner of Palestine states, "an accurate record of rights which, under the complicated and unsatisfactory land system inherited from the Ottoman regime, did not exist"? How did they calculate that the...

This is what life is like as a Muslim Arab living under the apartheid in Israel

Both guys are trash and aren't the guys you want to be trusting your money with

Nolan... Smh That's the reason why betting on debutants is usually a bad idea

That sure was an interesting "ethnic cleansing" by the Israelis, as many of the Palestinian refugees testify to here. Their own Arab leaders were largely to blame for that.

The author of the text I quoted is John Valentine Wistar Shaw, a British colonial administrator and the High Commissioner for Palestine at the time. Not sure how you can get more of a trustworthy source than that. I don't expect it to change your view though.

The Israelis struck first but I don't think there is any doubt that the first acts of war were from the Arabs. Here is a good post explaining the sequence of events starting that 1967 war.

Just to be clear - I've already said in a previous post that I disagree with the West Bank settlements and think they should be dismantled just like the Gaza settlements were in 2005. However, just to play devil's advocate, if a country starts a war(s) and then loses ('48, '67, '73, two...

Sir, Take a moment to calm down please. I don't monitor this site 24 hours of the day, and as a result it's often difficult to keep up with this thread. You posted: "Then far right campaigners in Israel murdered the israeli leader responsible for that peace - Rabin, a man who had saved their...

Firstly that chart from 1945 is extremely misleading because Beersheba comprises ~50% of land on a km2 basis. How did the UN determine ownership of land when devising this chart? An accurate record of land rights that was inherited from the Ottoman regime simply did not exist. The pie chart...

Again my question was, why link to Jewish virtual library, if, as you claim here, Zionism is unrelated to Judaism?

Why are you creating a fake quote from Jewish Virtual Library when you just said in your previous post that Zionism has nothing to do with Judaism? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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