This post is neither an excerpt from Michael Neumann's The Case Against Israel, nor a critique of Alan Dershowitz's The Case for Israel. Rather, it is a mirror copy of the page located at rense.com. For a long time I have wanted to write about the contention between Israel and Palestine, but, as I researched, I found the issue to be of far more depth and complexity for me to cover in a post or two. Therefore, I have to rely on this excerpt from Michael Hoffman and Moshe Lieberman's The Israeli Holocaust Against the Palestinians.
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Lets say that the Arab world conquers Israel and kills every Jew there and the Palestinians have complete ownership and control of Israel. Will that solve the problem of World Peace, the Christian Crusade into Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran and Israel, Aids in Africa, Overpopulation, the coming Apocalypse?
I forgot to mention, will the Palestinian people then be free of the ravages of global warming and poisoned air earth and water and all of the above problems?
I think you have misunderstood the meaning of this post.
1. This post was not intended to justfiy the Arab conquest and subsequent abolition of the Jewry from this world. Rather, it was intended to present the Palestinian perspective of the problem between the two nations.
2. This post was not intended to provide a panacea to all the problems of humanity (war, famine, earthquakes, etc.). In fact, it was strictly related to the contention between Israel and Palestine.
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This is very interesting for me. Being an Israeli you seldom get to see the other side. As I read this, I noticed that while most of these points were true, they were hardly the whole truth. For example,
2 – THAT, more than half of the Jews living in Palestine at that time were recent immigrants, who had come to Palestine in the preceding decades in order to escape persecution in Europe?… And that less than 5% of the population of Palestine were native Palestinian Jews?
This point doesn’t mention how many of the Arabs living in Palesting at that time were recent immigrands, who had come to Palestine in the preceding decades in order to make a living, since the recent Jewish immigration had enlarged the Palestinian economy.
or this one:
39 – THAT, Palestinian refugees make up the largest refugee population in the world?
After WWII and the Holocaust and on into the 50s there were huge numbers of refugees all over the world. After the State of Israel was established, more were added as Jews were “encouraged” to leave Arab countries. Most of these refugees were re-settled in new places, and did not return to their original homes. Jewish refugees in Israel were all settled down and no longer could be considered refugees within a few years of arriving in Israel.
In fact, the Arab countries that hosted these refugee camps refused to help them re-settle, and instead kindled their hopes for a quick return to their homes once Israel was wiped off the map. That is the only reason the Palestinian refugees still make up the largest refugee population in the world.
This comment is therefore true, but it needs to be taken in its entire context.
I could comment on almost every one of the 42 points mentioned. In fact, I believe it would make an interesting dialogue.
What do you say?
The Judenhass of the Allies in encouraging Jews to move to Israel — rather than treating them properly, and compensating them for the numerous past abuses, in Europe where they had lived all their lives — is a sad part of the origin of the debacle which is Israel.
It is true that Israel is an example of democracy in the Middle East. Apartheid democracy, yes. But democracy of a sort nonetheless. Not as good as Turkey; certainly better than Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria, or the Emirates. Perhaps most comparable to Iran’s semi-democracy, semi-theocracy.
And currently a majority of Israelis support a “two-state solution”, which means a free and independent Palestine. You don’t hear that in the mainstream US media, though…. the Likudnik lobby is too entrenched, I guess.