Do you thing they deserve respect?
Do you think they deserve billions?
Do you thing they deserve respect?
t is politicizing support for Israel. That isn't good for Israel. Netanyahu is throwing all his chips in on t.Bernie Sanders, the man who came closest to being elected President of any Jew in USA history, says we should cut all aid to Israel if they are not going to respect the US Congress.
t is politicizing support for Israel.
That isn't good for Israel.
Netanyahu is throwing all his chips in on t.
Did you not understand the question?Do you think they deserve billions?
Why not? Libs hate Jews, always have.t is politicizing support for Israel. That isn't good for Israel. Netanyahu is throwing all his chips in on t.
Why not? Libs hate Jews, always have.
When was support for Israel not political.t is politicizing support for Israel. That isn't good for Israel. Netanyahu is throwing all his chips in on t.
When was support for Israel not political.
Since when?The current state of Israel is a creation of the western democracies.
Since when?
See what I mean?The current state of Israel is a creation of the western democracies.
Hanapaa!When the Zionist movement began to take traction in Europe in the 19th Century, Palestine was a province of the Ottoman Empire. The Turks were happy to welcome investment from European and then American Zionists, so they did not interfere with the process of Zionists acquiring undeveloped land and converting it to profitable agricultural and industrial uses, thus raising the tax base. In the early years of World War I, the governments of France and Great Britain came to an agreement about how to split off pieces of the Ottoman Empire, should the results of the war result in favor of the Allies. Critical to current politics, the Palestine province was to become a British Protectorate, not quite a colony but under British civil and military control. After the war concluded with the Treaty of Versailles, the newly-created League of Nations wiped out the Ottoman Empire, and the British and French got control of the areas they wanted as agreed. Associated with the agreement was a plan for the British to create a Jewish state in Palestine, hoping to secure European and American Jewish support for the effort. The British and French interests were eventually supposed to mature into independent states (roughly corresponding to present-day Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan). However, the whole world got distracted by WW2, so the plans sat on the back burner for a while. When peace returned, and it became apparent that a Jewish state would be formed somewhere in the British mandate area, there was a lot of local political resistance, but all parties wanted the British out. The UN had replaced the League of Nations as a focus of international diplomacy, and a UN plan to partition Palestine into a Jewish state and a traditional remnant led to a war between the Zionist Jewish forces, put in place, financed, and supported militarily by the Western democracies, and the traditional Moslem inhabitants. When Israel declared itself into existence in 1949, the USA was the first nation to recognize the new government.
Why not? Libs hate Jews, always have.
The current state of Israel is a creation of the western democracies.
See what I mean?
When the Zionist movement began to take traction in Europe in the 19th Century, Palestine was a province of the Ottoman Empire. The Turks were happy to welcome investment from European and then American Zionists, so they did not interfere with the process of Zionists acquiring undeveloped land and converting it to profitable agricultural and industrial uses, thus raising the tax base. In the early years of World War I, the governments of France and Great Britain came to an agreement about how to split off pieces of the Ottoman Empire, should the results of the war result in favor of the Allies. Critical to current politics, the Palestine province was to become a British Protectorate, not quite a colony but under British civil and military control. After the war concluded with the Treaty of Versailles, the newly-created League of Nations wiped out the Ottoman Empire, and the British and French got control of the areas they wanted as agreed. Associated with the agreement was a plan for the British to create a Jewish state in Palestine, hoping to secure European and American Jewish support for the effort. The British and French interests were eventually supposed to mature into independent states (roughly corresponding to present-day Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan). However, the whole world got distracted by WW2, so the plans sat on the back burner for a while. When peace returned, and it became apparent that a Jewish state would be formed somewhere in the British mandate area, there was a lot of local political resistance, but all parties wanted the British out. The UN had replaced the League of Nations as a focus of international diplomacy, and a UN plan to partition Palestine into a Jewish state and a traditional remnant led to a war between the Zionist Jewish forces, put in place, financed, and supported militarily by the Western democracies, and the traditional Moslem inhabitants. When Israel declared itself into existence in 1949, the USA was the first nation to recognize the new government.
Hanapaa!
Can’t make this shit up.