RoccoR
Gold Member
P F Tinmore, et al,
Point!
The Palestinians, had they not opted for war, would have the borders outlined in the Map. However, in the infinite propensity for lethal action, opened hostilities. And the consequences for that fatal mistake was the loss of territorial control.
I would think that was quite obvious, given the continuous crying for sovereignty and control. After every confrontation, the Palestinians and Arab allies loose something. And then the world has to suffer through decades of the border arguments and terrorism.
Most Respectfully,
R
Point!
(COMMENT)toastman, et al,
Yeah, that is a Palestinian Claim.
(OBSERVATION)Ok but Tinmore thinks ALL of Israel is considered occupied. I'm talking about Tel-Aviv, Haifa. And he thinks the Jewish residents there are not civilians
(COMMENT)
This is the objective of the Palestinian Feday'een (asymmetric insurgents and terrorists).
Most Respectfully,
R
...with the boundaries it had during the British Mandate,...
And those were still Palestine's international boundaries after the 1948 war. (the international boundaries in the above map)
So, what is your point?
The Palestinians, had they not opted for war, would have the borders outlined in the Map. However, in the infinite propensity for lethal action, opened hostilities. And the consequences for that fatal mistake was the loss of territorial control.
I would think that was quite obvious, given the continuous crying for sovereignty and control. After every confrontation, the Palestinians and Arab allies loose something. And then the world has to suffer through decades of the border arguments and terrorism.
Most Respectfully,
R