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Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?
 
Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?
 
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Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.
Ah, so the Jews have no right to Israel because they don't own land?

That is the shtick they say about Palestinians some of whom did not "own" land.
 
Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
Do they own 1/5 of the businesses? They are 1/5 of the population.
 
Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
Do they own 1/5 of the businesses? They are 1/5 of the population.


There is no entitlement for Arabs-Moslems to own 1/5 of the businesses. Unlike the welfare dependent, settler colonial projects of Gaza’istan and Fatah’istan, a free market economy is competitive and business success depends on factors you apparently don’t understand.
 
Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.
Ah, so the Jews have no right to Israel because they don't own land?

That is the shtick they say about Palestinians some of whom did not "own" land.


You don't make any sense whatsoever, how do You even conclude that from my post?
Jew or Arab, one can lease the land for 50 years, that's 2 generations.

Let me tell You something that You won't hear on the news or the Pali propaganda -
both Arabs and Jews view the status of (ownership of) this land as G-d's land.
For Arabs this is lands of Muslim Waqf (like church land), for Jews it's the Holy Land.
And from this point of view no private ownership or state sovereignty is capable of overwriting that.

Except for being a tiny strip of land, it also has to do with the basic condition obligation for our existence in this land - each 7 years this land must be left to rest, no sawing or gathering for a year - the fruit of the land goes to the needy, whoever is has the right to enter Your field and gather food.
No nation is tolerated by this land without keeping to the letter of this law, nations who don't are simply thrown out or conquered.

This stands at the basis of a forming agreement between Jews in Judea Samaria and Arab community leaders of Hebron, as one example, and was expressed very clearly by both sides
 
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Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
Do they own 1/5 of the businesses? They are 1/5 of the population.


Arabs are 20% of the population, in 2011 they owned 10.3% of the business.
As of 2018 I don't have much time to dig for the info, You can look for that info and we'll compare our findings after Shabat.

In the Industrial complex, it's varied, in certain industries Arab - owned factories dominate the market, in others it's the the opposite.
For example Arabs dominate the construction (27.4% vs 13.3%) , transportation (97.6%), storage (8.4% vs 4.8%) , communications (5.7% vs 1.2%), restaurant/ food service (95.6%) and commerce (31.6% vs 21.8%) industries.

In some industries Arab-owned business lacks representation compared to Jewish - owned business - in the finance services, health service, education and community service.

In other industries Arab- owned business are represented virtually exactly as Jewish- owned business - hosting (4.1% vs 5.4%), agriculture (3.8% vs 4.0%)

http://economy.gov.il/Research/Documents/X11335.pdf

You won't find one Arab country in the whole of middle east where Jews and Arabs enjoy the same level of equality. But Your main goal is to destroy this at the account of both.
 
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Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
Do they own 1/5 of the businesses? They are 1/5 of the population.


Arabs are 20% of the population, in 2011 they owned 10.3% of the business.
As of 2018 I don't have much time to dig for the info, You can look for that info and we'll compare our findings after Shabat.

In the Industrial complex, it's varied, in certain industries Arab - owned factories dominate the market, in others it's the the opposite.
For example Arabs dominate the construction (27.4% vs 13.3%) , transportation (97.6%), storage (8.4% vs 4.8%) , communications (5.7% vs 1.2%), restaurant/ food service (95.6%) and commerce (31.6% vs 21.8%) industries.

In some industries Arab-owned business lacks representation compared to Jewish - owned business - in the finance services, health service, education and community service.

In other industries Arab- owned business are represented virtually exactly as Jewish- owned business - hosting (4.1% vs 5.4%), agriculture (3.8% vs 4.0%)

http://economy.gov.il/Research/Documents/X11335.pdf

You won't find one Arab country in the whole of middle east where Jews and Arabs enjoy the same level of equality. But Your main goal is to destroy this at the account of both.

Well, that really does not answer my question. I have seen in various sources that access to land is almost impossible. Permits and licenses are very rare. And there are difficulties in importing and exporting.

I read recently that even though Palestinians are 20% of the population, they only hold 0.3% of corporate management positions.

These are the issues worth discussing.
 
Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
Do they own 1/5 of the businesses? They are 1/5 of the population.


Arabs are 20% of the population, in 2011 they owned 10.3% of the business.
As of 2018 I don't have much time to dig for the info, You can look for that info and we'll compare our findings after Shabat.

In the Industrial complex, it's varied, in certain industries Arab - owned factories dominate the market, in others it's the the opposite.
For example Arabs dominate the construction (27.4% vs 13.3%) , transportation (97.6%), storage (8.4% vs 4.8%) , communications (5.7% vs 1.2%), restaurant/ food service (95.6%) and commerce (31.6% vs 21.8%) industries.

In some industries Arab-owned business lacks representation compared to Jewish - owned business - in the finance services, health service, education and community service.

In other industries Arab- owned business are represented virtually exactly as Jewish- owned business - hosting (4.1% vs 5.4%), agriculture (3.8% vs 4.0%)

http://economy.gov.il/Research/Documents/X11335.pdf

You won't find one Arab country in the whole of middle east where Jews and Arabs enjoy the same level of equality. But Your main goal is to destroy this at the account of both.

Well, that really does not answer my question. I have seen in various sources that access to land is almost impossible. Permits and licenses are very rare. And there are difficulties in importing and exporting.

I read recently that even though Palestinians are 20% of the population, they only hold 0.3% of corporate management positions.

These are the issues worth discussing.


So, find a YouTube video.

How many Jews hold corporate management positions in businesses based in Gaza’istan?

“These are the issues worth discussing”.

Shirley, you can find a YouTube video?
 
Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel

Study conducted by Harvard University reveals Israeli Arabs would rather live in Jewish state than in any other country in world.
The survey was conducted by the John Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with the assistance of researchers from Haifa University.

The study was aimed at examining the relations between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens on the State's 60th anniversary, and included 1,721 respondents.
The findings also revealed that a great majority of Israel's citizens (73% of the Jews and 94% of the Arabs) want to live in a society in which Arab and Jewish citizens have mutual respect and equal opportunities.
The study went on to show that 68% of Jewish citizens support teaching conversational Arabic in Jewish schools to help bring Arab and Jewish citizens together, and 69% believe contributing to coexistence is a personal responsibility.

Sixty-six percent of Jewish citizens and 84% of Arab citizens believe the Israeli government investments should begin now, and not wait until the end of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Poll: 77% of Arabs say wont replace Israel


Can Palestinian citizens of Israel buy land for farming or to build a factory? Can they even claim the land they owned before 1948?


No-one in Israel really buys land, they all lease it for 50 years max.

Aside for Palestinian Jews who are now citizens of Israel who lease lands,
Bedouins especially are suggested with huge land chunks, with water and electricity to be written under their name in the tabo. Some choose the life of Bedouin scattering, others build modernized functional societies.

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
- food factories 27% of Arab businesses in israel
- cosmetics and chemistry factories 23%
- programming companies 13%
- plastics factories 10%
- medicine equipment factories 7%

How do fellow Arab states treat their Arab brothers from Palestine?

Israeli Arabs overall own many different businesses including:
Do they own 1/5 of the businesses? They are 1/5 of the population.


Arabs are 20% of the population, in 2011 they owned 10.3% of the business.
As of 2018 I don't have much time to dig for the info, You can look for that info and we'll compare our findings after Shabat.

In the Industrial complex, it's varied, in certain industries Arab - owned factories dominate the market, in others it's the the opposite.
For example Arabs dominate the construction (27.4% vs 13.3%) , transportation (97.6%), storage (8.4% vs 4.8%) , communications (5.7% vs 1.2%), restaurant/ food service (95.6%) and commerce (31.6% vs 21.8%) industries.

In some industries Arab-owned business lacks representation compared to Jewish - owned business - in the finance services, health service, education and community service.

In other industries Arab- owned business are represented virtually exactly as Jewish- owned business - hosting (4.1% vs 5.4%), agriculture (3.8% vs 4.0%)

http://economy.gov.il/Research/Documents/X11335.pdf

You won't find one Arab country in the whole of middle east where Jews and Arabs enjoy the same level of equality. But Your main goal is to destroy this at the account of both.

Well, that really does not answer my question. I have seen in various sources that access to land is almost impossible. Permits and licenses are very rare. And there are difficulties in importing and exporting.

I read recently that even though Palestinians are 20% of the population, they only hold 0.3% of corporate management positions.

These are the issues worth discussing.


Your initial question was about the ability to buy land for agriculture and factories.
I've brought concrete data to answer.

We can discuss anything but the question You ask now is different, and it's framed in a wrong way. In the context of that question, "Palestinians" are also Palestinian Jews who are now living in Israel. That's why the way You presented the question doesn't allow any factual response to follow up.

No discussion is possible, without correcting this basic fallacy.
 
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Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?

The article entitled "A Muslim Among Israeli Settlers - What happens when a Pakistani American writer goes deep into the West Bank?" was written by Wajahat Ali who travelled to various communities in Judea and Samaria. An accompanying video entitled "Israeli Settlers in the Occupied West Bank" has garnered almost 10,000 in two weeks.

Mohammed%20jabbar%20screenshot.jpg


In Hebron, the author mentions that the Jewish residents are restricted in the ability to expand their neighborhoods or buy property. He joins Fleisher and Arnon in a visit to a member of the Arab community of Hebron. At the home of Mohammed Jabbar, Ali questions whether he is being used for "pro Israel propaganda". Jabbar responds that "The Jews don't butcher us like our Arab brothers. like the Arabs killing Arabs in Iraq and Syria. Jabbar also stated that "most Palestinians say they want Israel to return and govern over this area."

Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?
 
Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?

The article entitled "A Muslim Among Israeli Settlers - What happens when a Pakistani American writer goes deep into the West Bank?" was written by Wajahat Ali who travelled to various communities in Judea and Samaria. An accompanying video entitled "Israeli Settlers in the Occupied West Bank" has garnered almost 10,000 in two weeks.

Mohammed%20jabbar%20screenshot.jpg


In Hebron, the author mentions that the Jewish residents are restricted in the ability to expand their neighborhoods or buy property. He joins Fleisher and Arnon in a visit to a member of the Arab community of Hebron. At the home of Mohammed Jabbar, Ali questions whether he is being used for "pro Israel propaganda". Jabbar responds that "The Jews don't butcher us like our Arab brothers. like the Arabs killing Arabs in Iraq and Syria. Jabbar also stated that "most Palestinians say they want Israel to return and govern over this area."

Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?
The Palestinian Authority has no authority. It is merely a Fig leaf for the occupation.
 
Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?

The article entitled "A Muslim Among Israeli Settlers - What happens when a Pakistani American writer goes deep into the West Bank?" was written by Wajahat Ali who travelled to various communities in Judea and Samaria. An accompanying video entitled "Israeli Settlers in the Occupied West Bank" has garnered almost 10,000 in two weeks.

Mohammed%20jabbar%20screenshot.jpg


In Hebron, the author mentions that the Jewish residents are restricted in the ability to expand their neighborhoods or buy property. He joins Fleisher and Arnon in a visit to a member of the Arab community of Hebron. At the home of Mohammed Jabbar, Ali questions whether he is being used for "pro Israel propaganda". Jabbar responds that "The Jews don't butcher us like our Arab brothers. like the Arabs killing Arabs in Iraq and Syria. Jabbar also stated that "most Palestinians say they want Israel to return and govern over this area."

Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?
Hey remember those arguments, do you want Rump who will blow up america or Hillary who will blow up the rest of the world?:71:
 
Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?

The article entitled "A Muslim Among Israeli Settlers - What happens when a Pakistani American writer goes deep into the West Bank?" was written by Wajahat Ali who travelled to various communities in Judea and Samaria. An accompanying video entitled "Israeli Settlers in the Occupied West Bank" has garnered almost 10,000 in two weeks.

Mohammed%20jabbar%20screenshot.jpg


In Hebron, the author mentions that the Jewish residents are restricted in the ability to expand their neighborhoods or buy property. He joins Fleisher and Arnon in a visit to a member of the Arab community of Hebron. At the home of Mohammed Jabbar, Ali questions whether he is being used for "pro Israel propaganda". Jabbar responds that "The Jews don't butcher us like our Arab brothers. like the Arabs killing Arabs in Iraq and Syria. Jabbar also stated that "most Palestinians say they want Israel to return and govern over this area."

Do Arabs in Hebron Prefer Israel to the Palestinian Authority?
The Palestinian Authority has no authority. It is merely a Fig leaf for the occupation.

Your silly conspiracy theories are a hoot.
 
This morning Israel demolished 9 dwellings and 3 farm buildings at the Palestinian community of Abu a-Nuwar, near Ma’ale Adumim settlement. 62 people – half of them minors – were left without a home.

In early February, Israel demolished two classrooms in the community that were being used by 25 third- and fourth-graders.

 
This morning Israel demolished 9 dwellings and 3 farm buildings at the Palestinian community of Abu a-Nuwar, near Ma’ale Adumim settlement. 62 people – half of them minors – were left without a home.

In early February, Israel demolished two classrooms in the community that were being used by 25 third- and fourth-graders.



Arabs-Moslems stealing land for illegal settlements as a part of their settler colonial project?
 
This morning Israel demolished 9 dwellings and 3 farm buildings at the Palestinian community of Abu a-Nuwar, near Ma’ale Adumim settlement. 62 people – half of them minors – were left without a home.

In early February, Israel demolished two classrooms in the community that were being used by 25 third- and fourth-graders.



Arabs-Moslems stealing land for illegal settlements as a part of their settler colonial project?

An anti-palestinian troll? Here?:disbelief:Merhaba:eusa_clap:
 
The gee-had that wasn't.

The ideals of the islamist gee-had, have existed since the invention of Islamism by a desert arab warlord. The ideals of self-destruction used to indoctrinate the Arab-Moslem minions toward suicide and mass murder was put forth in the form of the simple motto of the Muslim Brotherhood:
Allah is our objective.
The Prophet is our leader.
Qur'an is our law.
Jihad is our way.
Dying in the way of Allah is our highest hope.


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Palestinian killed as Gaza protests against Israel enter 4th month
Explosive device goes off early near Karni crossing, wounding several Palestinian terrorists trying to hurl it at Israeli troops; Mohammed Abu Halima, 22, killed in clashes, with cause of death in dispute; IDF battles 3,000 Palestinians rioting near the border fence.
 

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