Israel at war
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And by the way, next you will claim that Canada gave the Millhaven Institution to the inmates.
There are radical forces on both sides who use such language. Netanyahu's cabinet is made up some of those radicals on the Israeli side.
So it should be easy to provide facts as how meritless the theory is.
All you've got is "shoot the messenger". Your debating skills are as weak as Geno's.
I disagree, genocide is more radical than a call for viping out Israel.
Some radicals in israel use this language versus the entire pro Palestinian movement and their supporters including all the shithole countries and western useful idiots use this language.
Perhaps. Perhaps my debating skills are not as strong as yours. But I am not debating. The discussion is whether the Palestinian identity is valid today. Which it is. Without it we wouldn't have a Israeli Palestinian conflict.
This is not true. It is falsely interpreted that way, but it is not true.
When you call 124 of the world's countries 'shithole countries' and then declare you can't be neighbours with any Muslim countries, you really should be looking at yourself.
Oh yeah? What’s the true meaning then? That Jews would live next doors with Gazans happily in a new amazing Palestine?
Their identity exists, but it exists in conjunction with the conflict. If israel somehow relocated to Texas and the entire Palestine was left to arabs and if big players like Iran stopped fueling the issue, they would quickly forget their Palestinian identity and started to happily kill each other based on new issues, tribal and religious and whatever else. In fact Hezbollah and Hamas probably would divide the land.
But as we discussed the Palestinian label and identity predates the conflict, or even Israel's formation.
Simply that Palestinians would live on their own terms without Israeli control.
Not really.
Before the Brits took over in 1919, the Palestinians were just generic Arab underlings of the Ottoman Turks, just like the Syrian, Lebanese, Iraqi and Jordanian Arabs. It was the Brits who named and created Palestine - which then included Jordan. The Brits did that, just so they could draw a line on the map and separate British "Palestine" from French "Syria". Both were artificial concepts.