i'm sure you've heard of the balfour declaration, right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balfour_Declaration
The declaration was contained in a letter dated 2 November 1917 from the United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour to Lord Rothschild, a leader of the British Jewish community, for transmission to the Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland. The text of the declaration was published in the press on 9 November 1917.
Immediately following their declaration of war on the Ottoman Empire in November 1914, the British War Cabinet began to consider the future of Palestine.
The Balfour Declarationwas a public statement issued by the British government during World War Iannouncing support for the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine, then an Ottomanregion with a minority Jewish population. It read:
Yet more bullshit from the forums least respected poster, and liar held in the most contempt.why the pro Palestinian supporters are not so fervently supportive of the Crimeans and the Tibetans and the numerous other peoples who have lost their land over the years .
Crimea voted in a parliamentary referendum, by an overwhelming majority, to reunite with Russia- hardly surprising really, as they are Russian, and Ukraine had just suffered a bloody and violent illegal coup. Needless to say, they are full Russian citizens with all of the rights and obligations that entails. There was no bloodshed to speak of (2 deaths in a gunfight)- a distinct contrast to the failing state of Ukraine.
Tibet is more complex- for example, it is uncertain whether the average Tibetan would vote for separation or not. It would possibly be a close call. But a Tibetan is a full citizen of China too, and indeed Tibet is a designated SEZ within China.
The illegally occupied Palestinians however, who have continuously inhabited their land through the millennia, have no such rights of Israeli citizenship, or even freedom of movement. I've rather given up on the two state solution really- it is a standard apartheid struggle and should be treated as such by the rest of the world. America has nothing to do with it anymore, except by being a major funder of this tyranny.
Bullshit. Got any link to support your outrageous statement, or are you just gonna lie down and admit that you blew this out of your arse.80 % of the land which the settlements are built on is private land paid for by the Israelis .
Yes, I'm sure of it- but in the vacuum created by Americans farcical and hypocritical policies in the Middle East, he has also become the primary peace broker and 'fix it' man in the region. America, meanwhile, has been emasculated by it's failed policies in Iraq, Syria, Israel & Palestine, Somalia, Libya, Afghanistan and so on. The Donald is right on one thing- Go Home. Preferably, build a wall to keep them inside..
Israel’s Settlements Have No Legal Validity, Constitute Flagrant Violation of International Law, Security Council Reaffirms
14 Delegations in Favour of Resolution 2334 (2016) as United States Abstains
SECURITY COUNCIL
7853RD MEETING (PM) 23 December 2016
The Security Council reaffirmed this afternoon that Israel’s establishment of settlements in Palestinian territory occupied since 1967, including East Jerusalem, had no legal validity, constituting a flagrant violation under international law and a major obstacle to the vision of two States living side-by-side in peace and security, within internationally recognized borders.
https://www.un.org/press/en/2016/sc12657.doc.htm
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The land was purchased legally in 1925
^ Is that supposed to mean something?
Well OK, here's a photo of Dubai, then and now:-
Sensible people will be aware of a few obvious things, such as-
That is within Dubai, a sovereign state. It was not built in a neighbouring country over the objection of the indigenous people, and the native inhabitants were not dispossessed and persecuted.
If it were, it would remain illegal to this day, and would not be 'owned' by Dubai at all- rather just illegally occupied by it.
My photos of the settlement were also not built in a neighboring Country , Israel didnt even exist in 1925 .
It was a legal land purchase there were no people dispossessed or persecuted , "Jews cannot live in the West Bank" , I hear you cry"
Why not, they bought the land legally .
The only people who were persecuted and oppressed were the inhabitants of Gush Etzioan, who got massacred by the Arabs
You are liar who has no idea what he is talking about .
Han Chinese are despised by ethnic Tibetans , Beijing destroyed something like 80 % of the Tibetan monasteries and persecuted them, causing many to flee to India and Beijing flooded Tibet with Han Chinese .
Chinese are despised in Tibet , no one cares because Chinese are not Jews
Who the hell do you think that you are ?
Teakdoors spokesman ?
Have you taken upon yourself to speak for the whole of Teakdoor ?
You do come across as being rather small minded and ignorant and have a set mind "If America would stop bombing Iraq, then terrorist would stop terrorism" kind of simplistic outlook on life .
Do you have any real life experiences of these places ?
Have you been to Israel, the West bank , Gaza and Tibet to see for yourself ?
Or do you just get your info from like minded ignorant websites ?
Palestinian Arabs within Israel are also full Israel citizens with equal rights .
Jordan, when they ruled the West bank gave everyone there Jordanian citizenship , apart from the Jews living in the West bank , they were not offered Jordanian citizenship .
Jordan has since relinquished any claims it had to the West bank , they should have taken all their citizens with them, when they left , then there would no be any issues .
That's an easy one.
Today, the Russia's portfolio of weaponry orders from the countries of the region is $8 billion. In 2017, the Russian defence industry has been making major inroads in the Middle East and North Africa. Bahrain, Egypt, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Tunisia are interested in purchasing Russian weapon systems.
The Real Reason Israel Attacks Gaza
Gaza in Context argues that Israel’s repeated onslaughts are not aimed at Hamas or the coastal enclave. They’re aimed at Palestine.
It has been two years since Israel launched one of its most brutal attacks on the Palestinian people of Gaza. For 51 days, Israel waged a ground and aerial attack on a besieged population and killed nearly 2,200 Palestinians, including 1462 civilians, of whom 551 were children; orphaned 1,500 children; left 370,000 children in need of psychosocial treatment; completely destroyed 18,000 homes; and, at the height of the onslaught, displaced half a million Palestinians. During the onslaught, 67 Israeli soldiers and six civilians were killed.
Despite overwhelming evidence of the disparity of power between Israel and Palestinians of Gaza, mainstream American media have repeatedly framed Israel as the victim, and critical pedagogical approaches continue to be policed, as demonstrated by the incendiary campaigns targeting Joseph Massad, Nadia Abu El-Haj, and others. For decades, the mainstream narrative has cast Gaza as the problem, even as Israel has engaged in excessive and brutal force and collective punishment in the form of occupation, siege, and frequent military assaults. This conversation has led to the treatment of Israel’s assaults on the coastal enclave as a national security issue, exceptional and distinct from the broader question of Palestine.
https://www.thenation.com/article/th...-attacks-gaza/
Flake talking out of his arse as usual?
Land Grab: Israel's Settlement Policy in the West Bank | B'Tselem
They do not PAY for land. They take it. This is from B'Tselem who are pretty much impartial, are Israeli and Jewish!Taking Control of the Land
Israel has used a complex legal and bureaucratic mechanism to take control of more than fifty percent of the land in the West Bank. This land was used mainly to establish settlements and create reserves of land for the future expansion of the settlements.The principal tool used to take control of land is to declare it "state land." This process began in 1979, and is based on a manipulative implementation of the Ottoman Lands Law of 1858, which applied in the area at the time of occupation. Other methods employed by Israel to take control of land include seizure for military needs, declaration of land as "abandoned assets," and the expropriation of land for public needs. Each of these are based on a different legal foundation. In addition, Israel has assisted private citizens purchasing land on the "free market."
FLAKE .... FLAKE .... FLAKE ....
Flake is either TDs best troll or worst.
Or both. They may in fact be the same thing.
Rubbish. They are second class citizens.
Just a few examples off the top of my head: Fertility programs run by the government are for Jews only. Arabs wanting to buy a house are vetted by the neighbourhood and have almost no right to appeal whereas Jews are not vetted by the neighbours. They are limited in their representation in the Knesset.
Here's a T-shirt the Israeli army gave it's soldiers.... Pregnant Muslim women killed are a good thing, eh?
Agreed. But it does not have a right to annex conquered territory nor to build settlements, nor to continue to expand.
Jewish settlers stop paying for land since 1920s, and decided to go into war over the land
don't you guys were taught history in the classroom,
a few people in this thread didn't finish high school, obviously
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