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CNN commentator calls for the elimination of Israel.

Outrageous.....just another example of the double standard at play in matters of connected to racism.

WATCH: CNN Commentator Calls For Elimination Of Israel, Endorses Violence Against, Reports Suggest

If this guy was a white commentator on Fox News the uproar would reverbrate across the nation.
CNN has fired him because of that speech. Apparently CNN is in the right side of at least one issue - for today, anyway.

Do not think for one moment they did it because they wanted to. They had been too exposed by the moron to let it slide...they were forced to get rid of him. CNN is blatantly Anti-Israel.
Awww, let me enjoy the moment.
 
Typical pathetic black piece of shit.

Damn, I hate those fucking people.

I do not believe in mistreating any race or any kind of animal for that matter....but the way this particular minority behaves, the way they are constantly promoted by the media who also covers up for their egregious behavior is outrageous
 
The Jews have one very small homeland, but even that is too much for the left. The Euro left, as well as the American left won't be happy until every Jew is ran off the face of the earth.
 
The Jews have one very small homeland, but even that is too much for the left. The Euro left, as well as the American left won't be happy until every Jew is ran off the face of the earth.

be not silly-----both euros and arab dogs NEED jews. -------Yemen has never
recovered from its genocide of jews-------the cumulative mean IQ of that country went DOWN 50 points
 
The point is … it's not like the Jews took, or were given, someone else's country
Where did you get that idea?
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Have you ever heard of al-Nakba?

List of Arab towns and villages depopulated during the 1948 Palestinian exodus - Wikipedia

"Around 400 Arab towns and villages were depopulated during the 1948 Palestinian exodus. Some places were entirely destroyed and left uninhabitable;[1][2] others were left with a few hundred residents and were repopulated by Jewish immigrants, then renamed."
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Still not a country.
Still private Palestinian land stolen by European Jews.

"The majority of settlements have been built either entirely or partially on private Palestinian property

"Israel's settlements: 50 years of land theft explained..."

Israel's settlements: 50 years of land theft explained

You are a sucker for Arabist propaganda.
Are you...
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Hasbara: Why does the world fail to understand us? | +972 Magazine
 
There is no Palestinian land, plain and simple. If there were, when would it have been founded, and by whom?

What would its borders have been, and what about the name of its capital?

What would its major cities have been?

What would have constituted the basis of its economy?

What form of government would it have lived under?

Was Palestine ever recognized as an entity by another country? By whom?

What was the language of the country called Palestine?

What was Palestine's religion?

What was the name of its currency?

Since there is no such country today, what caused her demise?
Economy - Palestinians

"Palestinians - Economy


"Subsistence and Commercial Activities.Until the creation of Israel and the dispersal of the Palestinians, 60 percent of the population was engaged in agricultural activities and food processing. Village crafts included the rich and ancient tradition of embroidery. Mother-of-pearl and olive-wood artifacts were common in the cities. After 1948, Palestinians who became refugees subsisted on daily rations supplied by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency(UNRWA). Skilled and educated refugees became professional and white-collar workersin the Persian Gulf oil countries.

"Industrial Arts.Along with food processing and tourist-related arts and crafts, Palestinians were engaged in oil refining, a British-run industry, in Haifa. After 1948, Palestinians lost access to this industry and turned to phosphate mining in the Dead Sea area. There was also a thriving glass industry in Hebron.

"Trade.Before 1948, Palestinians exported citrus fruits to Egypt and other parts of the Middle East. Fruits, vegetables, hand soap, and olive oil were the mainstay of trade with Arab markets after the West Bankwas taken over by Jordan. Since 1967, this area has become a captive market for Israeli goods."

Read more: Economy - Palestinians
 
There is no Palestinian land, plain and simple. If there were, when would it have been founded, and by whom?

What would its borders have been, and what about the name of its capital?

What would its major cities have been?

What would have constituted the basis of its economy?

What form of government would it have lived under?

Was Palestine ever recognized as an entity by another country? By whom?

What was the language of the country called Palestine?

What was Palestine's religion?

What was the name of its currency?

Since there is no such country today, what caused her demise?
Economy - Palestinians

"Palestinians - Economy


"Subsistence and Commercial Activities.Until the creation of Israel and the dispersal of the Palestinians, 60 percent of the population was engaged in agricultural activities and food processing. Village crafts included the rich and ancient tradition of embroidery. Mother-of-pearl and olive-wood artifacts were common in the cities. After 1948, Palestinians who became refugees subsisted on daily rations supplied by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency(UNRWA). Skilled and educated refugees became professional and white-collar workersin the Persian Gulf oil countries.

"Industrial Arts.Along with food processing and tourist-related arts and crafts, Palestinians were engaged in oil refining, a British-run industry, in Haifa. After 1948, Palestinians lost access to this industry and turned to phosphate mining in the Dead Sea area. There was also a thriving glass industry in Hebron.

"Trade.Before 1948, Palestinians exported citrus fruits to Egypt and other parts of the Middle East. Fruits, vegetables, hand soap, and olive oil were the mainstay of trade with Arab markets after the West Bankwas taken over by Jordan. Since 1967, this area has become a captive market for Israeli goods."

Read more: Economy - Palestinians

Give the rest of questions a shot, dumbfuck

You're floundering badly on this thread.
 
There is no Palestinian land, plain and simple. If there were, when would it have been founded, and by whom?

What would its borders have been, and what about the name of its capital?

What would its major cities have been?

What would have constituted the basis of its economy?

What form of government would it have lived under?

Was Palestine ever recognized as an entity by another country? By whom?

What was the language of the country called Palestine?

What was Palestine's religion?

What was the name of its currency?

Since there is no such country today, what caused her demise?
Economy - Palestinians

"Palestinians - Economy


"Subsistence and Commercial Activities.Until the creation of Israel and the dispersal of the Palestinians, 60 percent of the population was engaged in agricultural activities and food processing. Village crafts included the rich and ancient tradition of embroidery. Mother-of-pearl and olive-wood artifacts were common in the cities. After 1948, Palestinians who became refugees subsisted on daily rations supplied by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency(UNRWA). Skilled and educated refugees became professional and white-collar workersin the Persian Gulf oil countries.

"Industrial Arts.Along with food processing and tourist-related arts and crafts, Palestinians were engaged in oil refining, a British-run industry, in Haifa. After 1948, Palestinians lost access to this industry and turned to phosphate mining in the Dead Sea area. There was also a thriving glass industry in Hebron.

"Trade.Before 1948, Palestinians exported citrus fruits to Egypt and other parts of the Middle East. Fruits, vegetables, hand soap, and olive oil were the mainstay of trade with Arab markets after the West Bankwas taken over by Jordan. Since 1967, this area has become a captive market for Israeli goods."

Read more: Economy - Palestinians

Give the rest of questions a shot, dumbfuck

You're floundering badly on this thread.
Your ignorance is duly noted.

Al Nakba - PalestineRemix

"The battle for Palestine was lost by the Palestinians not in 1948 but in the late 1930s, because Britain completely smashed to the ground the Arab revolt and the Arab irregular forces."

Palestine had its own culture centuries before European Jews convinced England to back their ethnic cleansing efforts.

"In November 1947, the UN General Assembly proposed a plan to partition Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab one. Jews in Palestine only constituted one-third of the population – most of whom had arrived from Europe a few years earlier – and only retained control of less than 5.5 percent of historic Palestine. Yet under the UN proposal, they were allocated 55 percent of the land. The Palestinians and their Arab allies rejected the proposal."
 
And now the FACTS:
During both world wars the Arabs put in with the Germans/Nazis hoping they would wipe every Jew off the face of the earth.
The Arabs even had Arab military units in the Nazi military.
When the second world war was over the League Of Nations basically told the Arabs to fuck off into the desert where they belonged and gave the Jews their historic homeland back to them.
Jews can make an orchard from the desert. Arabs can only make a shithole worse every time.
 
There is no Palestinian land, plain and simple. If there were, when would it have been founded, and by whom?

What would its borders have been, and what about the name of its capital?

What would its major cities have been?

What would have constituted the basis of its economy?

What form of government would it have lived under?

Was Palestine ever recognized as an entity by another country? By whom?

What was the language of the country called Palestine?

What was Palestine's religion?

What was the name of its currency?

Since there is no such country today, what caused her demise?
Economy - Palestinians

"Palestinians - Economy


"Subsistence and Commercial Activities.Until the creation of Israel and the dispersal of the Palestinians, 60 percent of the population was engaged in agricultural activities and food processing. Village crafts included the rich and ancient tradition of embroidery. Mother-of-pearl and olive-wood artifacts were common in the cities. After 1948, Palestinians who became refugees subsisted on daily rations supplied by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency(UNRWA). Skilled and educated refugees became professional and white-collar workersin the Persian Gulf oil countries.

"Industrial Arts.Along with food processing and tourist-related arts and crafts, Palestinians were engaged in oil refining, a British-run industry, in Haifa. After 1948, Palestinians lost access to this industry and turned to phosphate mining in the Dead Sea area. There was also a thriving glass industry in Hebron.

"Trade.Before 1948, Palestinians exported citrus fruits to Egypt and other parts of the Middle East. Fruits, vegetables, hand soap, and olive oil were the mainstay of trade with Arab markets after the West Bankwas taken over by Jordan. Since 1967, this area has become a captive market for Israeli goods."

Read more: Economy - Palestinians

Give the rest of questions a shot, dumbfuck

You're floundering badly on this thread.
Your ignorance is duly noted.

Al Nakba - PalestineRemix

"The battle for Palestine was lost by the Palestinians not in 1948 but in the late 1930s, because Britain completely smashed to the ground the Arab revolt and the Arab irregular forces."

Palestine had its own culture centuries before European Jews convinced England to back their ethnic cleansing efforts.

"In November 1947, the UN General Assembly proposed a plan to partition Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab one. Jews in Palestine only constituted one-third of the population – most of whom had arrived from Europe a few years earlier – and only retained control of less than 5.5 percent of historic Palestine. Yet under the UN proposal, they were allocated 55 percent of the land. The Palestinians and their Arab allies rejected the proposal."

what "culture" was that?
 
There is no Palestinian land, plain and simple. If there were, when would it have been founded, and by whom?

What would its borders have been, and what about the name of its capital?

What would its major cities have been?

What would have constituted the basis of its economy?

What form of government would it have lived under?

Was Palestine ever recognized as an entity by another country? By whom?

What was the language of the country called Palestine?

What was Palestine's religion?

What was the name of its currency?

Since there is no such country today, what caused her demise?
Economy - Palestinians

"Palestinians - Economy


"Subsistence and Commercial Activities.Until the creation of Israel and the dispersal of the Palestinians, 60 percent of the population was engaged in agricultural activities and food processing. Village crafts included the rich and ancient tradition of embroidery. Mother-of-pearl and olive-wood artifacts were common in the cities. After 1948, Palestinians who became refugees subsisted on daily rations supplied by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency(UNRWA). Skilled and educated refugees became professional and white-collar workersin the Persian Gulf oil countries.

"Industrial Arts.Along with food processing and tourist-related arts and crafts, Palestinians were engaged in oil refining, a British-run industry, in Haifa. After 1948, Palestinians lost access to this industry and turned to phosphate mining in the Dead Sea area. There was also a thriving glass industry in Hebron.

"Trade.Before 1948, Palestinians exported citrus fruits to Egypt and other parts of the Middle East. Fruits, vegetables, hand soap, and olive oil were the mainstay of trade with Arab markets after the West Bankwas taken over by Jordan. Since 1967, this area has become a captive market for Israeli goods."

Read more: Economy - Palestinians

Give the rest of questions a shot, dumbfuck

You're floundering badly on this thread.
Your ignorance is duly noted.

Al Nakba - PalestineRemix

"The battle for Palestine was lost by the Palestinians not in 1948 but in the late 1930s, because Britain completely smashed to the ground the Arab revolt and the Arab irregular forces."

Palestine had its own culture centuries before European Jews convinced England to back their ethnic cleansing efforts.

"In November 1947, the UN General Assembly proposed a plan to partition Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab one. Jews in Palestine only constituted one-third of the population – most of whom had arrived from Europe a few years earlier – and only retained control of less than 5.5 percent of historic Palestine. Yet under the UN proposal, they were allocated 55 percent of the land. The Palestinians and their Arab allies rejected the proposal."

what "culture" was that?

The clown will never get past in all of history there has never been a state or nation called Palestine

It's why he's avoiding the questions
 
Far-left CNN commentator Marc Lamont Hill appeared to defend using violence to resist Israel and appeared to call for the elimination of Israel on Wednesday while speaking to the United Nations.

So... he "appeared" to say a couple things he never said, and the guy who wrote this article appears to be a horse's ass.

WATCH: CNN Commentator Calls For Elimination Of Israel, Endorses Violence Against, Reports Suggest
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Screenshot: United Nations



Far-left CNN commentator Marc Lamont Hill appeared to defend using violence to resist Israel and appeared to call for the elimination of Israel on Wednesday while speaking to the United Nations.

Hill made the remarks while speaking during the U.N.'s International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, as first reported by Arutz Sheva.

"Contrary to western mythology, black resistance to American apartheid did not come purely through Gandhi and non-violence," Hill said. "Rather, slave revolts, self-defense, and tactics otherwise divergent from Dr. King or Mahatma Gandhi were equally important to preserving safety and attaining freedom."

"If we are in true solidarity, we must allow the Palestinian people the same range of opportunity and political possibility. We must recognize the right of an occupied people to defend themselves," Hill continued. "We must prioritize peace, but we must not romanticize or fetishize it. We must advocate and promote non-violence at every opportunity, but cannot endorse narrow politics of respectability that shames Palestinians for resisting, for refusing to do nothing in the face of state violence and ethnic cleansing."

Hill concluded by saying that justice requires a "Free Palestine from the River to the Sea."

According to multiple reports (here, here, and here), the phrase "Free Palestine from the River to the Sea" is a phrase that is commonly used by those who believe that Israel should be eliminated.



CNN's Marc Lamont Hill appears to call for violence against Israel and for the elimination of Israel, says, "Justice requires a free Palestine from the river to the sea."

The phrase "from the river to the sea" is a phrase used by those who believe Israel should be eliminated. pic.twitter.com/26TL205Ylb

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) November 28, 2018
As Philip Klein notes at the Washington Examiner, Hill has a long history of anti-Semitism. Hill so despises Israel that he revealed during his speech at the U.N. that he refuses to drink their water:

CNN's Marc Lamont Hill also said at the U.N. that he refuses to drink Israel's water pic.twitter.com/r5DbcX0Qdn

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) November 29, 2018
Hill has been photographed with notorious anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan, who has stated that he believes Hitler was "a very great man."

"Louis Farrakhan is using a photo with CNN contributor Marc Lamont Hill to promote a $260 box set of music on his Nation of Islam website," The Wrap reported. "Hill, a political commentator for CNN touted on the site as 'one of the leading intellectual voices in the country,' told The Wrap that he was not aware his image was being used for commercial purposes and will ask for its removal."

The Wrap's Jon Levine reported last month that "During an appearance on Fox News in 2008, Hill said he couldn't be sure if Farrakhan was an "anti-semite" and that Farrakhan's quote calling Judaism a "gutter religion" had been taken "out of context."

During an appearance on Fox News in 2008, Hill said he couldn't be sure if Farrakhan was an "anti-semite" and that Farrakhan's quote calling Judaism a "gutter religion" had been taken "out of context" pic.twitter.com/HGT8qrXO2k
Perhaps the Dems can run a Hill / Avenatti ticket for the 2020 elections? Winning!
 

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