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​The Palestinian people aren't even Palestine people. Ethnic Palestinians don't even exists anymore.

Those are Arabs,native to Jordan and others. But their own countries don't even want them in their country. 

Yes they are. They are Palestinian Arabs. Palestine is their own country. There are some still alive today holding that Palestinian passport and keys to their old house, which was violently taken away from them.

700,000 were expelled from their homes, hundreds of thousands killed, today over 5 million Palestinian refugees cannot return to their country. But every Jew in the world can.

Stop reading zionist blogs, they are bad for your intelligence.

And please tell us more about ethnic origins, when mass immigration of Russian Jews started before the creation of Israel. What they ethnically have to do with Middle Eastern Jews? In present day they're not wanted in Israel, they're not considered "real Jews" by some. And if you want to talk about origins, original countries of most of the Israelis are Russia, Poland, Germany and USA. 

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Melech

Yes they are. They are Palestinian Arabs. Palestine is their own country. Stop reading zionist blogs, they are bad for your intelligence.

And please tell us more about ethnic origins, when mass immigration of Russian Jews started before the creation of Israel. What they ethnically have to do with Middle Eastern Jews? In present day they're not wanted in Israel, they're not considered "real Jews" by some. And if you want to talk about origins, original countries of most of the Israelis are Russia, Poland, Germany and USA. 

​That coming from you? lol 

Original countries? I think 61% of Jews in Israel are Mizrahi Jews. 

And Ashkenazi Jews and Mizrahi are related to each other. :yes: 

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​That coming from you? lol 

Original countries? I think 61% of Jews in Israel are Mizrahi Jews. 

And Ashkenazi Jews and Mizrahi are related to each other. :yes: 

Yes, the countries where they came from. 

Yeah sure Jan.

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Yes, the countries where they came from. 

Yeah sure Jan.

​they were kicked out of muslim countries. 

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​they were kicked out of muslim countries. 

There is no way that every Israeli Jew can trace their origin back to MiddleEastern Jews, which were always a small minority. And you want to claim the land based on a story that your ancestors lived there 3000 years ago, but you want to erase people who live there now and who have lived there for centuries before Israel was created. Where is your logic? 

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There is no way that every Israeli Jew can trace their origin back to MiddleEastern Jews, which were always a small minority. And you want to claim the land based on a story that your ancestors lived there 3000 years ago, but you want to erase people who live there now and who have lived there for centuries before Israel was created. Where is your logic? 

​hey hey, I don't want to earse the Arabs. :smh:  But they just don't want peace like Israel wants. I'm all here for a two-state solution. 

A question, what would your solution? That Jews go back to the countries where their grandparents got persecuted? 

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​hey hey, I don't want to earse the Arabs. :smh:  But they just don't want peace like Israel wants. I'm all here for a two-state solution. 

A question, what would your solution? That Jews go back to the countries where their grandparents got persecuted? 

"They just don't want peace like Israel wants"

But that is not true at all. They elected Netanyahu 4th time and he gave them Gaza war (are they happy with that?), he just promised no Palestinian state, how is that wanting peace? Countinuing occupation, building new illegal settlements, again how is that wanting peace?

No I'm not for that, they live there now. But I am for two state solution and the right to return of Palestinian refugees.

 

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I think that Palestine needs to have their own state. 

Israel agreed to stay out of their elections in the past.

What happened?

Hammas took over , militarily.

Hammas says the existence of Israel is non-negotiable.

So...its a paradox, allow Palestine to be controlled by a group dedicated to removing Israel, or ????

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"They just don't want peace like Israel wants"

But that is not true at all. They elected Netanyahu 4th time and he gave them Gaza war (are they happy with that?), he just promised no Palestinian state, how is that wanting peace? Countinuing occupation, building new illegal settlements, again how is that wanting peace?

No I'm not for that, they live there now. But I am for two state solution and the right to return of Palestinian refugees.

 

​Please do tell me how a region deserves to be a state when it's totally vile and wants death to israel? 

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Oh well, it's threats over threats. If it's not North Korea threatening the US, it's Iran threatening Israel and so on. Sometimes I wonder if those conflicts can ever be solved without fighting a war. There is always someone who will initiate violence through certain actions, but how to deal with it without wiping out hundreds or thousands?

One second I'm a troll, then suddenly the troll is me.
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​Please do tell me how a region deserves to be a state when it's totally vile and wants death to israel? 

There is no point to talk to you when you keep on generalizing over and over again. You complain when someone says "the Jews" but you have no issue to call "a region" - "totally vile" ; can we say the same, based on those songs about dead Gaza children how Israel as a whole is vile and shouldn't be a state?

With your logic, yes we can. Don't be a hypocrite. They deserve own state and right to self-determination. They are not vile. They are humans. Like you and me. Jewish nation is not above everyone else.

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I think that Palestine needs to have their own state. 

Israel agreed to stay out of their elections in the past.

What happened?

Hammas took over , militarily.

Hammas says the existence of Israel is non-negotiable.

So...its a paradox, allow Palestine to be controlled by a group dedicated to removing Israel, or ????

They won elections fair. And Israel didn't like it. I also don't like Israeli election's winner, does that allow me to put siege over Israel, block all their borders and bomb them to ground every 2-3 years?

It's a paradox to claim we want peace and continue with land grab and building of illegal settlements. Cause that means more burning of Palestinian olive trees and destruction of their homes. Is that wanting peace?

And what will we do about stoning and hit and run price tag attacks of Israeli settlers, which are not equal in front of the law for the same crimes, they are above it.

Spare me.

 

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They won elections fair

Sure, the non-Hamas voters get killed...

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Sure, the non-Hamas voters get killed...

And the evidence for this is...your imagination/hate/ignorance/assumption...? :usrs: 

 

Chomsky: Hamas had won free and fair elections

 

The United States has been punishing the Palestinians for voting for the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas in 2006, Noam Chomsky said on Wednesday.

According to a UN press release, Chomsky was speaking during a meeting at the UN headquarters in New York, organised by the UN Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. Wednesday's meeting came in the framework of the UN's decision to mark 2014 as the International Year of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

Chomsky is a highly esteemed international public intellectual and Professor Emeritus of Linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has authored several books and written dozens of articles about global political issues, including the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Commenting on the latest Israeli war on Gaza, he said that the Israeli occupation escalated its aggression and that this is what elicited the response from Hamas.

"There was a pattern of ceasefires reached that Israel had disregarded while continuing its assault on Gaza and building more settlements in the West Bank," Chomsky reportedly said. "Hamas observed the ceasefire until an Israeli escalation elicited a Hamas response."

Chomsky noted that the Israeli occupation insists on preventing the establishment of a Palestinian state, quoting an Israeli official who once told the Israeli press that the goal of disengagement in the Gaza Strip was to freeze the peace process to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian State and to ensure that diplomacy was removed from the agenda.

The reality on the ground, however, was that Israel never loosened its military grip on what he called the "ruined territory" for a single day.

According to the American scholar, while a--logies are often made between the situation in apartheid-era South Africa and the Israeli policies in Palestine, "that is misleading, as South Africa had relied on its black workforce" to maintain power.

He continued: "Israel has no such attitude towards the Palestinians. If they leave, or die, that's fine." He also pointed out that this was the only "realistic alternative to the two-state settlement, and it would continue as long as the US supported it".

However, Chomsky said he believes that the American youth are driving a change across the country that could, in the long term, alter US foreign policy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/news/americas/14697-chomsky-hamas-had-won-free-and-fair-elections

The Carter Center, which monitored the elections, criticised the detentions of persons who "are guilty of nothing more than winning a parliamentary seat in an open and honest election".

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_legislative_election,_2006

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Carter_Center

 

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That will never happen.

U.S and the Allies will destroy Iran in 2 seconds with a H-Bomb and they know it.

​No they won't.

We would rather lose Israel than start a nuclear war. Jesus.

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