Thousands of pro-Palestinian marchers descend upon WH chanting ‘Allahu akbar,’ ‘F–k J

Amazing that your account there BY THE ISRAELIS made no mention of the 700,000 Palestinian refugees. Why do you suppose that is?


Many Arabs claim that 800,000 to 1,000,000 Palestinians became refugees in 1947-49. The last census was taken by the British in 1945. It found approximately 1.2 million permanent Arab residents in all of Palestine. A 1949 Government of Israel census counted 160,000 Arabs living in the country after the war. In 1947, a total of 809,100 Arabs lived in the same area.1 This meant no more than 650,000 Palestinian Arabs could have become refugees. A report by the UN Mediator on Palestine arrived at an even lower figure ? 472,000, and calculated that only about 360,000 Arab refugees required aid.2

Although much is heard about the plight of the Palestinian refugees, little is said about the Jews who fled from Arab states. Their situation had long been precarious. During the 1947 UN debates, Arab leaders threatened them. For example, Egypt's delegate told the General Assembly: "The lives of one million Jews in Muslim countries would be jeopardized by partition."3


The number of Jews fleeing Arab countries for Israel in the years following Israel's independence was nearly double the number of Arabs leaving Palestine. Many Jews were allowed to take little more than the shirts on their backs.These refugees had no desire to be repatriated. Little is heard about them because they did not remain refugees for long. Of the 820,000 Jewish refugees between 1948 and 1972, 586,000 were resettled in Israel at great expense, and without any offer of compensation from the Arab governments who confiscated their possessions.

Israel has consequently maintained that any agreement to compensate the Palestinian refugees must also include Arab compensation for Jewish refugees. To this day, the Arab states have refused to pay any compensation to the hundreds of thousands of Jews who were forced to abandon their property before fleeing those countries. Through November 2003, 101 of the 681 UN resolutions on the Middle East conflict referred directly to Palestinian refugees. Not one mentioned the Jewish refugees from Arab countries.3b


https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/myths-and-facts-the-refugees




FACT

Had the Arabs accepted the 1947 UN resolution, not a single Palestinian would have become a refugee. An independent Arab state would now exist beside Israel. The responsibility for the refugee problem rests with the Arabs.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/myths-and-facts-the-refugees
 
Many Arabs claim that 800,000 to 1,000,000 Palestinians became refugees in 1947-49. The last census was taken by the British in 1945. It found approximately 1.2 million permanent Arab residents in all of Palestine. A 1949 Government of Israel census counted 160,000 Arabs living in the country after the war. In 1947, a total of 809,100 Arabs lived in the same area.1 This meant no more than 650,000 Palestinian Arabs could have become refugees. A report by the UN Mediator on Palestine arrived at an even lower figure ? 472,000, and calculated that only about 360,000 Arab refugees required aid.2

Although much is heard about the plight of the Palestinian refugees, little is said about the Jews who fled from Arab states. Their situation had long been precarious. During the 1947 UN debates, Arab leaders threatened them. For example, Egypt's delegate told the General Assembly: "The lives of one million Jews in Muslim countries would be jeopardized by partition."3


The number of Jews fleeing Arab countries for Israel in the years following Israel's independence was nearly double the number of Arabs leaving Palestine. Many Jews were allowed to take little more than the shirts on their backs.These refugees had no desire to be repatriated. Little is heard about them because they did not remain refugees for long. Of the 820,000 Jewish refugees between 1948 and 1972, 586,000 were resettled in Israel at great expense, and without any offer of compensation from the Arab governments who confiscated their possessions.

Israel has consequently maintained that any agreement to compensate the Palestinian refugees must also include Arab compensation for Jewish refugees. To this day, the Arab states have refused to pay any compensation to the hundreds of thousands of Jews who were forced to abandon their property before fleeing those countries. Through November 2003, 101 of the 681 UN resolutions on the Middle East conflict referred directly to Palestinian refugees. Not one mentioned the Jewish refugees from Arab countries.3b


https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/myths-and-facts-the-refugees

LOL

Another ISRAELI citation.

Know what the southerners called the Civil War? The War of Northern Aggression. The War Between the States. The War for Southern Independence.

Here’s the facts, pally boy. The Jews were the MINORITY prior to the 47-48 war. But, when it came time to partition out Israel, they were given OVER HALF of the land, and probably the best land. When the Palestinian Arabs said “fuck that”, that’s when the war broke out. Those poor Jewish refugees that settled in Israel? They took the property of the fleeing Palestinians. No need for compensation from Arab countries. They merely seized everything from the Palestinians.
 
LOL

Another ISRAELI citation.

Know what the southerners called the Civil War? The War of Northern Aggression. The War Between the States. The War for Southern Independence.

Here’s the facts, pally boy. The Jews were the MINORITY prior to the 47-48 war. But, when it came time to partition out Israel, they were given OVER HALF of the land, and probably the best land. When the Palestinian Arabs said “fuck that”, that’s when the war broke out. Those poor Jewish refugees that settled in Israel? They took the property of the fleeing Palestinians. No need for compensation from Arab countries. They merely seized everything from the Palestinians.

And u take the word of Hamas
 
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