God's Promise

Submitted by CN (United States), May 28, 2010 at 05:19

Give the exact phrase and citation in your Torah where God's promise states the Jews get ownership over ARAB land, and, that they were to specifically kill Arabs to get it- a promise is NOT ownership-God also promised Ishmael land to- actually, Hebrew law states the FIRST(Ishmael) born gets all of the father's inheritance- Sarah forced Abraham to cheat Ishmael of it.God's Promise=Canaan=the ARABIAN, NOT, JEWISH Peninsula(NON Arab Iran, and, in 1948, Israel,a part of)-Arab Palestine(Arabs(Palestinians are Arabs) was 93% of the population until 1922, whether you believe Palestine/Palestinians existed or not. Israel was NOT a country UNTIL ILLEGALLY(UN ratified it a day AFTER it formed) formed in 1948. it was an Kigdom with ill-defined borders in side the country of ARAB Palestine(Arabs 93% of the population, until 1922) in the ARABIAN, no, Jewish, Peninsula.NO, the Ottomans were NOT owners, but occupiers of Arab Palestine-almost NO TURKS owned land in Arab Palestine- Middle eastern(NO European) Jews were less than 5% of the population. In 1922 ARAB armies(NO JEWS participated- those outside of Arab Palestine fought with the Ottomans) FREED Arab Palestine from the Turks/Ottomans. An influx of ILLEGAL European Jews invade Arab Palestine - raising the Jewish population to 35%, and DEMANDED a chunk of Arab Palestine for their homeland- the Arabs of course refused. The Jews formed MURDEROUIS Jewish TERRORIST groups- Irgun(NOW, elected Likud), the Stern Gang, Levi, Lehi,Haganah, and many others, actually labeled as such by the British occupiers(NOT owners- UN appointed in 1922), slaughtered and killed their Arab hosts until Irgun/Likud formed Israel in 1948. I doubt you will be fair, and, print this response- have seen it enough on such sites.

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