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We have a Who are the Palestinians thread, so just to be fair...
Golda Meir
We have a Who are the Palestinians thread, so just to be fair...
Golda Meir
Thats a good question and ill give my opnion .
They are a religious ethnic group of people who want to live in the lands that the british empire and the world gave them. Sadly the majority of the muslim community hate them
RE: Who are the Israelis?
⁜→ Aponi, P F Tinmore, et al,
Just to be fair, there are many different ways to view the Arab Palestinians.
We have a Who are the Palestinians thread, so just to be fair...
Golda Meir
Thats a good question and ill give my opnion .
They are a religious ethnic group of people who want to live in the lands that the british empire and the world gave them. Sadly the majority of the muslim community hate them
(COMMENT)
Even Arab Palestinians really don't have a commonly shared definition of themselves. The outside observers see them as a people of contradictions.
On the other hand, the Israelis are confident in who they are and where they stand on most issues.
Most Respectfully,
R
(COMMENT)Irrelevant post. Do the people in the US have a commonly shared definition of themselves?
RE: Who are the Israelis?
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
(COMMENT)Irrelevant post. Do the people in the US have a commonly shared definition of themselves?
But I take "Surveys" online quite a bit (generally one day). And they are able to ask the question:
The first question can be a simple Yes/No radio button; the second should include these commonly accepted options:
So we also are able to fit ourselves into nice neat little sub-categories of American. The same can be said for the Age, Education, and Marital Status.
- American Indian or Alaska Native
- Asian
- Black or African American
- Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
- White
- Other
The Israels can also do the same with their Demographic data collection. And the same can be done in surveys concerning policies and politics.
Most Respectfully,
R
And they are all Palestinians. They all share that.We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
RE: Who are the Israelis?
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
(COMMENT)Irrelevant post. Do the people in the US have a commonly shared definition of themselves?
But I take "Surveys" online quite a bit (generally one day). And they are able to ask the question:
The first question can be a simple Yes/No radio button; the second should include these commonly accepted options:
So we also are able to fit ourselves into nice neat little sub-categories of American. The same can be said for the Age, Education, and Marital Status.
- American Indian or Alaska Native
- Asian
- Black or African American
- Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
- White
- Other
The Israels can also do the same with their Demographic data collection. And the same can be done in surveys concerning policies and politics.
Most Respectfully,
RAnd they are all Palestinians. They all share that.We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
SOURCE: [link] Last Sentence from the Forward of The Question of Palestine and the United Nations •The Forward in the Blue Book - The Question of Palestine and the United Nations said:A comprehensive database with full-text documentation of the role of the United Nations system and other international and non-governmental organizations relevant to the Question of Palestine and the Arab-Israeli conflict since 1946 is available, with a directory of linked sites, at UNISPAL-United Nations Information System on the Question of Palestine.
(COMMENT)And they are all Palestinians. They all share that.We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
So?RE: Who are the Israelis?
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
(COMMENT)Irrelevant post. Do the people in the US have a commonly shared definition of themselves?
But I take "Surveys" online quite a bit (generally one day). And they are able to ask the question:
The first question can be a simple Yes/No radio button; the second should include these commonly accepted options:
So we also are able to fit ourselves into nice neat little sub-categories of American. The same can be said for the Age, Education, and Marital Status.
- American Indian or Alaska Native
- Asian
- Black or African American
- Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
- White
- Other
The Israels can also do the same with their Demographic data collection. And the same can be done in surveys concerning policies and politics.
Most Respectfully,
RAnd they are all Palestinians. They all share that.We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
Actually, no. Both Islamic terrorist franchises of Hamas and Islamic gee-had have alliances with Iran.
A rose by any other name...RE: Who are the Israelis?
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
BLUF: The Arab Palestinians (West Bank and Gaza Strip inhabitance as a collective) seem to be picking up their own individual identity.
In the beginning, we generally referred to the violence in the Middle East as the "the Arab-Israeli conflict since 1946." The conflict has irreparably harmed the regional Arab constituency
SOURCE: [link] Last Sentence from the Forward of The Question of Palestine and the United Nations •The Forward in the Blue Book - The Question of Palestine and the United Nations said:A comprehensive database with full-text documentation of the role of the United Nations system and other international and non-governmental organizations relevant to the Question of Palestine and the Arab-Israeli conflict since 1946 is available, with a directory of linked sites, at UNISPAL-United Nations Information System on the Question of Palestine.
◈ And it was not all that uncommon as to refer to the people as: "Arab inhabitants of Palestine"
◈ And it was generally referred to (in theat same time frame) as: The Jewish case was presented by the Jewish Agency for Palestine, while the Arab Higher Committee spoke for the Palestinian Arabs.
(COMMENT)And they are all Palestinians. They all share that.We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
As an outside observer, I am beginning to see a distinction being made between the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" seeing themselves as:
◈ Arab Palestinians (AKA: Arab Palestinian)
.................................AND
◈ Palestinians (meaning the people of the West Bank) or Gazans (meaning the people of the Gaza Strip)
I say this → only because, at a distance, it would appear that the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" is beginning to leave behind the association of "Arab" and adopting their own identity: "Palestinian" and "Gazan." → This is not so dissimilar, yet not quite the same as the nomadic Bedouin (Bedu) that see themselves as a desert people more than they do as Arabs. And the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" are in bed with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (of the Islamic Republic) which drives yet the wedge further between the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" and the community of "Arabs."
Most Respectfully,
R
So?RE: Who are the Israelis?
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
(COMMENT)Irrelevant post. Do the people in the US have a commonly shared definition of themselves?
But I take "Surveys" online quite a bit (generally one day). And they are able to ask the question:
The first question can be a simple Yes/No radio button; the second should include these commonly accepted options:
So we also are able to fit ourselves into nice neat little sub-categories of American. The same can be said for the Age, Education, and Marital Status.
- American Indian or Alaska Native
- Asian
- Black or African American
- Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
- White
- Other
The Israels can also do the same with their Demographic data collection. And the same can be done in surveys concerning policies and politics.
Most Respectfully,
RAnd they are all Palestinians. They all share that.We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
Actually, no. Both Islamic terrorist franchises of Hamas and Islamic gee-had have alliances with Iran.
A rose by any other name...RE: Who are the Israelis?
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
BLUF: The Arab Palestinians (West Bank and Gaza Strip inhabitance as a collective) seem to be picking up their own individual identity.
In the beginning, we generally referred to the violence in the Middle East as the "the Arab-Israeli conflict since 1946." The conflict has irreparably harmed the regional Arab constituency
SOURCE: [link] Last Sentence from the Forward of The Question of Palestine and the United Nations •The Forward in the Blue Book - The Question of Palestine and the United Nations said:A comprehensive database with full-text documentation of the role of the United Nations system and other international and non-governmental organizations relevant to the Question of Palestine and the Arab-Israeli conflict since 1946 is available, with a directory of linked sites, at UNISPAL-United Nations Information System on the Question of Palestine.
◈ And it was not all that uncommon as to refer to the people as: "Arab inhabitants of Palestine"
◈ And it was generally referred to (in theat same time frame) as: The Jewish case was presented by the Jewish Agency for Palestine, while the Arab Higher Committee spoke for the Palestinian Arabs.
(COMMENT)And they are all Palestinians. They all share that.We are "American!" And in that sense, we all share that.
As an outside observer, I am beginning to see a distinction being made between the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" seeing themselves as:
◈ Arab Palestinians (AKA: Arab Palestinian)
.................................AND
◈ Palestinians (meaning the people of the West Bank) or Gazans (meaning the people of the Gaza Strip)
I say this → only because, at a distance, it would appear that the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" is beginning to leave behind the association of "Arab" and adopting their own identity: "Palestinian" and "Gazan." → This is not so dissimilar, yet not quite the same as the nomadic Bedouin (Bedu) that see themselves as a desert people more than they do as Arabs. And the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" are in bed with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (of the Islamic Republic) which drives yet the wedge further between the "Arab inhabitants of Palestine" and the community of "Arabs."
Most Respectfully,
R