Mindful
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Sure, there is quite a lot in there.You people argue with documents. What can I say?
Tell me more about the armistice agreements you argued with.
The fighting in the 1948 war was halted when a UN Security Council Resolution called for an armistice. Nobody won or lost that war.
Palestine was mentioned several times including the term "peace in Palestine.' The term "peace in Israel," or "peace in Israel/Palestine" were not mentioned. A place called Israel was not mentioned at all.
The Negev was called Palestine in the agreements with Egypt and Jordan.
Palestine's international borders with its neighbors were referenced as guides for drawing the armistice lines. Borders for a place called Israel were not mentioned.
The armistice lines were specifically not to be political or territorial boundaries. They did not draw borders between countries
Palestine was Britainās fictional name for the British Mandate. Itās a generic European name. British Mandate Palestine, established specifically for āreconstitutionā of the Jewish Homeland, as stated in the text of the Mandate. There wasnāt any entity palestine previously in the Ottoman Empire.
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Weāve over explained it to Tinmore ad infinitum, even ad nauseum.
All we get back are echo chamber sounds.