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Submitted by B. Williame (Belgium), Apr 24, 2008 at 01:31

First, I don't recollected the exact post but Plato and dhimmi, are more then able to give you exact dates and institutions. about who sold Israel to the Jews.

But what you failed to see from your own knowledge is that Palestinian population didn't get any aid because.... Well their own rulers SOLD it to the UN... so the Jews could settle there.

I mean belgian population wasn't eager joining Europe, but as our previous leaders didn't do a referendum and we are in general peace loving humans, (so we didn't go for a call to arms) the result as you know is that Belgium is part of Europe. If the palestinians leader back then didn't speak for his people, then that's something the palestinians should hate him for. Not hate the Jews for entering the land that was bought for them. and as you tell me... they didn't have much other choice then to enter armed or they would have been sent back and/ or killed.

You blame the loss of Palestinian land to Jews? Why didn't you blame it on the Arabic leaders at that time who sold it?

And if the palestinians will never accept the fact that the land was sold and is still property of the Jewish people, guess they can still fight till hell freezes over or they are all dead.

Considering there previous attempts, I fear for palestinians the latter is possible. Luckily for them Israel and the Jews aren't as ruthless as some arabs are or there woudn't be much palestinians left...

Pal. started a war against Jews and as a result lost more land?

Guess being the one breaking land borders, you could say it was a just punishment? Still as Pal.'s are thought to hate Jews... i'm certain they would never see this as such.

BTw, If my house is sold, I don't keep banging at it's door. Guess Palestinians should learn the reason why....

Regards,

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