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- Mar 6, 2017
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Why should israel demand (Jizya payments from anyone elseYou can ask any question, and I can give my answer, it may not be an answer you anticipated, but thats your problem not mine
Endless evasion.
You have given NO ANSWERS.
But you are more than ready with your:
"herd mentality"
"biased"
and many other quotes you are not even aware where you learned them from.
That leads our discussion where?
To a one sided questionnaire where you are the only one to ask the questions, and if I do not answer them.....it is my problem, not yours.
Oh, I anticipated your answers, make no mistake about it.
It is what every Israel hater does when they show that they know nothing about the conflict and could not care less.
They want the whole world, and that includes all the Jews (especially 6 Million American Jews) to agree with them, in order to put a stop to American aid to Israel.
Once America stops aiding Israel, the UK will stop, France will stop, Germany will stop, so on and so forth.
And that helps bring a peace treaty between Israel and the Palestinians (Hamas, Abbas, PA, Fatah) how?
It helps bring an end to the Hamas and PLO charters of destruction of Israel, how?
It helps put an end to the endless education of hating Israel and Jews in Arab schools in Gaza, the PA and around the world, how?
Well......that is a new one.
You truly do not know what the taxes Israel collects for the PA are, and why sometimes it is forced to withhold them, or you are on another
high tide of attempting to spread misinformation.
Which do you prefer?
That Israel continue to supply electricity and water and charging the PA for it, or for Israel to stop supplying such services (done since 1967) and let the PA finally build their own infrastructure with the Billions of dollars they collected for such things, but refuse to build?
You simply have never read the Accords, nor could care less about them:
Why Israel collects taxes for the Palestinians.
That's the arrangement they worked out during the peace accords of the early 1990s. Before the Palestinian Authority was set up, the Israelis taxed imports and exports in the occupied areas and withheld payroll taxes from visiting Palestinian workers. The PLO and the Israeli government had to work out a new taxation system for the newly self-governing areas. The Protocol on Economic Relations of 1994 gave the PA the right to collect taxes directly from its people, and indirectly via Israel.
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