P F Tinmore
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P F Tinmore; et al,[/I]
In a thousand years from now, humanity will still tell stories and pass on the legend of an epic conflict between the forces of good and evil. And among them will be the tale of a time when, for more than a century, the small nation of Israel fought and defended their National Home on ancient ground. --- They will chronicle for posterity, a time when so few stood against so many, surrounded --- many times outnumbered; of a time when the Star of David , faced with an giant dark cult that spread fear and death across the world; of a time when there arose in the sky a shield of light against the Arab and Persian hoard; forged and tempered in the heat of an iron heart --- in the very shadow and legacy of their majestic ancient brethren.
The six points to the shimmering blue Seal of Solomon will survive; as it has done through out the annals of history. It will Endure as an embossed symbol of strength against those Arab and Persian forces that seek to subjugate humanity and dominate the free will proponents of peace. And in the end, the world will be grateful that at least one small nation stood up to be counted; immortalized forever.
(COMMENT)You are grasping at straws. The only time foreigners are mentioned in the right to self determination is that external (foreign) interference is illegal.
The World Zionist Organization is a foreign organization.
The Jewish Agency is a foreign organization.
Britain is a foreign government.
The "state of Israel" was created in Palestine by foreigners.
What you perceive as foreign interference is really the League of Nations, the Allied Powers, and the Mandate of Palestine. Together, they implemented a plan to establish a Jewish National Home which culminated in the creation of the State of Israel.
Your interpretation of "external = foreign" is incorrect. If they wanted to say "foreign," they would have said "foreign." The concept of foreign powers (state and non-state actors) was well known. Instead they chose a more overarching term; "external." And the League of Nations, the Allied Powers, and the Mandatory over Palestine are not externals; nor is anything in their power to introduce under derivative authority.
Most Respectfully,
R
If external does not mean foreign, then what does it mean?
The League of Nations did not mention a Jewish state.
The mandate did not mention a Jewish state. (Although Britain set the stage then left)