rylah
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Arabs in Syria-Palestine were directly responsible for property loss and expulsion of ancient Jewish communities in the middle east. It was a coordinated effort by the Arabs to target any Jewish community in the middle east because they dared to own state for their own, on their ancestral land.It should not effect compensation or the return of confiscated property to Palestinians.
To suggest that the property lost by Arabs in a tiny sliver of land, is anywhere close to the amount lost by Jews in some 22 Arab countries due to the conflict initiated by Arabs- is disingenuous and pathetic.
This is no different than the Arab pogroms in Syria-Palestine before Zionism.
Again - it should not affect the compensation of confiscated property to the Palestinians. Two wrongs don't make a right. Or, maybe they do these days. It's impossible to tell.
Compensation to Arabs should not be affected by the losses they caused Jews?
Maybe You still didn't get my point - You don't demand a penny when You owe me billions.
Each of those people, who lost property did nothing to deserve it. They weren't the rulers. The Palestinians had no effect on what the Syrians chose to do to do to their Jewish communities, so why should they be punished for what Syria did? Same with the other countries. You put it all on the Palistinians heads and insist they pay the price? No.
Because Arabs in Palestine are one nation with Arabs in Syria as they officially proclaimed, when they tried to cede the land to a Syria when it was ruled by a King from Mecca.
Because Arabs in Syria-Palestine were the instigators of the violence, and property loss even before Zionism.
Because Arabs leadership in Palestine went outside Palestine and actively organized violence against Jews in all those countries.
Just the property in Syria itself is enough to cover for all what Arabs lost in Palestine, and that's before we discuss Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt and Iraq. Those ancient Jewish communities were established millenias before Arab Muslim conquests.
Do the math - and let's see who owes whom.