so many mistakes again

Submitted by susan (Italy), Mar 7, 2007 at 15:02

"The Palestinians are NOT squatters, they have lived there FOREVER."

famous historians disagree (mark twain. Do you know who he is?). Sorry I take history over the palestinians stories anytime.

http://www.eretzyisroel.org/~peters/depopulated.html

"The Arabs did not go around the world and then seek their land back. "

wrong again, here's what your muslim brothers want:

http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/004693.php

Unfortunately for Spain's Muslims, the militants who swear loyalty to Osama bin Laden are history buffs too. In claiming responsibility for the March bombings, they cited the loss of "Al Andalus" as motivation.

"We will continue our jihad until martyrdom in the land of Tarik Ben Ziyad," they said in a communique issued after the massacre, alluding to the Moorish warrior and original Islamic conqueror of the Iberian peninsula.

" The Arabs could have had their own state, but Israel wanted all the land for themselves."

False again...

the reality is that Israel was attacked 5 times in 50 years and arabs lost all 5 wars. Reality is that arafat with Oslo peace process could have 99% of territories back, but greedy muslims wanted 100%. That's why we are in this situation.

Also, tell me this. Would you want to live in a modern state with health care, education, jobs or a ... muslim country? Where is better to live for an "arab"? Israel or territories among shootings of muslims?

If you reply hypocritically as always, that it's better for thm...e to have a palestine state, then why you are in a rich and modern and comfortable state like USA? why you are not in some ...muslim country?

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