Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

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Mr. Trump can send the same message by declassifying one document. In 2012 Congress ordered the State Department to disclose how many Palestinians currently served by Unrwa fled the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and how many are merely their descendants. The Obama administration classified the report, citing national security-as if revealing foreign census data were a threat to America..."

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Articles - Expose the Palestinian 'Refugee' Scam (Richard Goldberg and Jonathan Schanzer)
 
[ Gosh, how Muslim Arabs love their Nazi friends........but call Israelis "Nazis" and do not want to be friends with them.....at all.
And ON TOP OF IT.......bring up the Inquisition.....which was against the Jews....again......and not the Muslims ]

PA chairman's adviser Mahmoud Al-Habbash says Israel's restrictions on entry to Al-Aqsa Mosque are "Israeli Zionist Inquisition".

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Abbas adviser: Israel's methods like those of the Nazis
 
...how does this terror differ from the one the Israelis practice against the palestinians?

Really? Palestinians PUT BOMBS IN PURSES to blow up innocent people. Israelis check purses for bombs that hurt innocent people.
Israelis also shoot and knife people to death. They starve people, rob people, humiliate people...

Oh please. Unsubstantiated drama and outright lies for the purpose of demonizing Israel. Stop putting bombs in purses and Israel will stop responding to bombs in purses. Its really that simple.
 
In Gaza, soccer fans express 100 years of frustration against British for their support for a Jewish state; 'Anyone supporting England is supporting Israel itself,' says one man

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Palestinian resentment of UK bubbles over into England-Sweden World Cup support

Oh my. the Brits still can’t find an unequivocal message of “enough is enough” for islam’s eternally aggrieved , always angry, self-hating, self-made victims.

We all need to face the fact that we are at war with a potent and retrograde ideology which compels its believers to minimize the value of life--both theirs and others--this side of heaven. It's an ideology which provides a great incentive for its followers to kill those who don't follow it, especially if there is the perception--real or imagined--of being aggrieved, or even just rebuffed. This is not an enemy which can be appeased, cajoled, placated, or won over.
 
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...how does this terror differ from the one the Israelis practice against the palestinians?

Really? Palestinians PUT BOMBS IN PURSES to blow up innocent people. Israelis check purses for bombs that hurt innocent people.
Israelis also shoot and knife people to death. They starve people, rob people, humiliate people...

Oh please. Unsubstantiated drama and outright lies for the purpose of demonizing Israel. Stop putting bombs in purses and Israel will stop responding to bombs in purses. Its really that simple.
No. It isn't.
 
This thread has become nothing more than a bad the Palestinians thread.
Whenever we do find something the Gaza or the PA population are doing which helps themselves or others, we do post them.

For now, we discuss what comes out of this places, and what Palestinians elsewhere are doing. Sending kites with incendiaries or bombs into Israel. Finding tunnels into Israel or Egypt. So on and so forth.

We do not make the reality of Gaza and the PA, and what is happening there. We merely discuss the news coming from there.
 
This thread has become nothing more than a bad the Palestinians thread.
Whenever we do find something the Gaza or the PA population are doing which helps themselves or others, we do post them.

For now, we discuss what comes out of this places, and what Palestinians elsewhere are doing. Sending kites with incendiaries or bombs into Israel. Finding tunnels into Israel or Egypt. So on and so forth.

We do not make the reality of Gaza and the PA, and what is happening there. We merely discuss the news coming from there.
No. You pick only the negative news.
 
Feel free to find and post positive ones. Anyone should be able to do it, but Tinmore and others do not seem to find any. Why is that?
 
Western media has often focused on this issue to the detriment of many other conflicts or independence movements throughout the world. The BBC, in particular, has devoted an inordinate amount of its budget and staff to covering the West Bank and Gaza in thousands of reports over the years. But you would be hard pressed to learn from the BBC’s coverage that, despite many difficulties, Gaza’s economy is also thriving in all kinds of ways.

To get a glimpse of that you would have to turn instead to this recent Al-Jazeera report from Gaza, showing footage of the bustling, well-stocked glitzy shopping malls, the impressive children’s water park (at 5.25 in the video), the fancy restaurants, the nice hotels, the crowded food markets, the toy shops brimming with the latest plush toys (at 8.39 in the video). (This video was translated into English by the excellent Middle East Media Research Institute).

The West Bank also has good quality shopping malls and other prosperous aspects to it. And while, of course, there are also many poor people in Gaza – just as there are poor people in London, New York, Washington, Paris and Tel Aviv – this prosperity among Palestinians is not just for the wealthy. Much of the population enjoys the benefits of it in one way or other. None of this is new. I have written about it several times before, for example, here in 2009 for the Wall Street Journal.

Occasionally, other journalists have too. Peter Hitchens, writing from Gaza for the Mail on Sunday in 2010, calls it ‘the world’s most misrepresented location’ and talks of ‘enjoying a rather good café latte in an elegant beachfront café’ and visiting a ‘sparkling new Gaza Mall, and … eat(ing) an excellent beef stroganoff in an elegant restaurant’. Hitchens adds, in reference to the oft stated claim that Gaza is under siege:

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The good news about Gaza you won’t hear on the BBC | Coffee House
 
Western media has often focused on this issue to the detriment of many other conflicts or independence movements throughout the world. The BBC, in particular, has devoted an inordinate amount of its budget and staff to covering the West Bank and Gaza in thousands of reports over the years. But you would be hard pressed to learn from the BBC’s coverage that, despite many difficulties, Gaza’s economy is also thriving in all kinds of ways.

To get a glimpse of that you would have to turn instead to this recent Al-Jazeera report from Gaza, showing footage of the bustling, well-stocked glitzy shopping malls, the impressive children’s water park (at 5.25 in the video), the fancy restaurants, the nice hotels, the crowded food markets, the toy shops brimming with the latest plush toys (at 8.39 in the video). (This video was translated into English by the excellent Middle East Media Research Institute).

The West Bank also has good quality shopping malls and other prosperous aspects to it. And while, of course, there are also many poor people in Gaza – just as there are poor people in London, New York, Washington, Paris and Tel Aviv – this prosperity among Palestinians is not just for the wealthy. Much of the population enjoys the benefits of it in one way or other. None of this is new. I have written about it several times before, for example, here in 2009 for the Wall Street Journal.

Occasionally, other journalists have too. Peter Hitchens, writing from Gaza for the Mail on Sunday in 2010, calls it ‘the world’s most misrepresented location’ and talks of ‘enjoying a rather good café latte in an elegant beachfront café’ and visiting a ‘sparkling new Gaza Mall, and … eat(ing) an excellent beef stroganoff in an elegant restaurant’. Hitchens adds, in reference to the oft stated claim that Gaza is under siege:

(full article online)

The good news about Gaza you won’t hear on the BBC | Coffee House
Indeed, Palestine is not a third world country. The vast majority of poverty is man made. Most of the poverty in Gaza, the West Bank, and inside 48 is due to their homes, farms, factories, and other assets being stolen, bombed, or bulldozed.
 
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