Debunked by whom?That map has also been debunked a shit ton. Wonder what other opinions hes trying to pass off as factual?
It just goes to show you how insidious ant-Semitism and racism are. Propaganda like this is created by haters and then it gets passed along by people who lack critical thinking skills, are ignorant about history and/or just want to parrot a narrative. Even media begins to pick it up. It doesn't matter how many times a lie is repeated or posted on social media, its still a lie.That map has also been debunked a shit ton. Wonder what other opinions hes trying to pass off as factual?
The better question is who is the source of the maps and what credible source is claiming the maps are accurate. Nevertheless, here you go for debunking. Summary first. Not covered in the summary is that much of what the maps show as Israel occupying is the Negev desert which is effectively uninhabitable with the exception of some Bedouins.Debunked by whom?
Thank you. I would've told him he could've figured it out with a 6 second Google search.The better question is who is the source of the maps and what credible source is claiming the maps are accurate. Nevertheless, here you go for debunking. Summary first. Not covered in the summary is that much of what the maps show as Israel occupying is the Negev desert which is effectively uninhabitable with the exception of some Bedouins.
The "four maps of Israel/Palestine" (often called the "Disappearing Palestine" maps) are widely debunked as historical propaganda. They use visual deception and false categorization to suggest Israel systematically stole Palestinian land. Even major news outlets like MSNBC have formally apologized and retracted them for being completely incorrect. [1, 2, 3, 4]
These maps are fundamentally misleading due to the following core fallacies:
1. The 1946 Falsity (Not a Palestinian State)
2. The 1947 United Nations Partition Plan (Never Implemented)
- The Claim: The first map shows all of modern-day Israel as a sovereign Palestinian state in 1946.
- The Reality: There was no sovereign state called Palestine at that time. The territory was governed under the British Mandate for Palestine. The entire region was home to a mix of British administrators, Arab communities, and Jewish communities. The map's labeling implies that any land not explicitly Jewish was an established Arab country, which is historically false. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
3. The 1949–1967 Erasure of Jordan and Egypt
- The Claim: The second map is usually presented as the proposed division of "Palestinian land."
- The Reality: This was a non-binding UN recommendation to split the territory into separate Jewish and Arab states. It designated land for both groups to create states. Jewish leaders accepted the plan, but Arab leadership and neighboring Arab nations rejected it. Because it was rejected, it never became law, and no sovereign Palestinian state was formed. [1, 2, 3]
4. The 1967-Present Sovereignty and "Green" Discrepancy
- The Claim: The third map generally portrays the West Bank and Gaza as unified "Palestinian" territory.
- The Reality: Following the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the territory was divided between the newly formed State of Israel and neighboring Arab states. Jordan seized and annexed the West Bank, while Egypt took military control of the Gaza Strip. Palestinians living in these areas did not have their own state, and the maps omit this critical Arab administration entirely. [1, 2, 3]
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- The Claim: The final map paints large swathes of the West Bank and Gaza as an autonomous Palestinian state losing territory.
- The Reality: The green color's meaning constantly shifts. In the early maps, the green denotes any Arab-inhabited or un-owned land, while in the modern map, it denotes areas of semi-autonomy under the Palestinian Authority (created by the Oslo Accords) and Hamas. Furthermore, the map fails to show the massive territorial concessions and peace offers that Israel has proposed (such as those in 2000, 2001, and 2008), as well as Israel's complete withdrawal from Gaza in 2005. [1, 2, 3]
Show all
- Debunked: Those Maps of 'Palestinian Land Loss' Are ...
Jul 14, 2021 — The more common version features a map claiming to show “Palestine” in 1946. Colored mostly in green, there are a number of small ...
Honest Reporting- “Disappearing Palestine” - the Maps that Lie - AIJAC
Jul 7, 2020 — Appearing regularly in pro-Palestinian books, articles, social media and websites here and overseas – and even in mainstream media...
Australia Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC)- MSNBC apologizes for 'completely wrong' maps of Israel
Oct 20, 2015 — MSNBC apologizes for 'completely wrong' maps of Israel | The Times of Israel. 'It's very complex to accurately cover the Middle Ea...
The Times of Israel
Some other reputable debunkings, not from Jews or Palestinians.
Israel-Palestine: When the Map Lies - Catholics for Israel
Building bridges between Israel and the Churchwww.catholicsforisrael.com
MSNBC'S debunking
Espola is Exhibit A of a "useful idiot".Thank you. I would've told him he could've figured it out with a 6 second Google search.
The better question is who is the source of the maps and what credible source is claiming the maps are accurate. Nevertheless, here you go for debunking. Summary first. Not covered in the summary is that much of what the maps show as Israel occupying is the Negev desert which is effectively uninhabitable with the exception of some Bedouins.
The "four maps of Israel/Palestine" (often called the "Disappearing Palestine" maps) are widely debunked as historical propaganda. They use visual deception and false categorization to suggest Israel systematically stole Palestinian land. Even major news outlets like MSNBC have formally apologized and retracted them for being completely incorrect. [1, 2, 3, 4]
These maps are fundamentally misleading due to the following core fallacies:
1. The 1946 Falsity (Not a Palestinian State)
2. The 1947 United Nations Partition Plan (Never Implemented)
- The Claim: The first map shows all of modern-day Israel as a sovereign Palestinian state in 1946.
- The Reality: There was no sovereign state called Palestine at that time. The territory was governed under the British Mandate for Palestine. The entire region was home to a mix of British administrators, Arab communities, and Jewish communities. The map's labeling implies that any land not explicitly Jewish was an established Arab country, which is historically false. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
3. The 1949–1967 Erasure of Jordan and Egypt
- The Claim: The second map is usually presented as the proposed division of "Palestinian land."
- The Reality: This was a non-binding UN recommendation to split the territory into separate Jewish and Arab states. It designated land for both groups to create states. Jewish leaders accepted the plan, but Arab leadership and neighboring Arab nations rejected it. Because it was rejected, it never became law, and no sovereign Palestinian state was formed. [1, 2, 3]
4. The 1967-Present Sovereignty and "Green" Discrepancy
- The Claim: The third map generally portrays the West Bank and Gaza as unified "Palestinian" territory.
- The Reality: Following the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the territory was divided between the newly formed State of Israel and neighboring Arab states. Jordan seized and annexed the West Bank, while Egypt took military control of the Gaza Strip. Palestinians living in these areas did not have their own state, and the maps omit this critical Arab administration entirely. [1, 2, 3]
View attachment 38786View attachment 387877 sites
- The Claim: The final map paints large swathes of the West Bank and Gaza as an autonomous Palestinian state losing territory.
- The Reality: The green color's meaning constantly shifts. In the early maps, the green denotes any Arab-inhabited or un-owned land, while in the modern map, it denotes areas of semi-autonomy under the Palestinian Authority (created by the Oslo Accords) and Hamas. Furthermore, the map fails to show the massive territorial concessions and peace offers that Israel has proposed (such as those in 2000, 2001, and 2008), as well as Israel's complete withdrawal from Gaza in 2005. [1, 2, 3]
Show all
- Debunked: Those Maps of 'Palestinian Land Loss' Are ...
Jul 14, 2021 — The more common version features a map claiming to show “Palestine” in 1946. Colored mostly in green, there are a number of small ...
Honest Reporting- “Disappearing Palestine” - the Maps that Lie - AIJAC
Jul 7, 2020 — Appearing regularly in pro-Palestinian books, articles, social media and websites here and overseas – and even in mainstream media...
Australia Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC)- MSNBC apologizes for 'completely wrong' maps of Israel
Oct 20, 2015 — MSNBC apologizes for 'completely wrong' maps of Israel | The Times of Israel. 'It's very complex to accurately cover the Middle Ea...
The Times of Israel
Some other reputable debunkings, not from Jews or Palestinians.
Israel-Palestine: When the Map Lies - Catholics for Israel
Building bridges between Israel and the Churchwww.catholicsforisrael.com
MSNBC'S debunking
He was probably too busy learning the new dance moves for the next No Kings protest dance-off.Thank you. I would've told him he could've figured it out with a 6 second Google search.
Because of educators like this crazy lady. It's a trip to see how it truly was education (teachers) that pushed jabs and trans for everyone. No surprise here. Remember when espola virtue signaled for all of us his "864*." These people are sick and stupid.Only really know Nick Shirley from his Minnesota video, but damn some of his videos popped up on my youtube...that dude is going to get killed. People spew so much hate at him and he's not exposing anyone, they're all exposing themselves.
Did you post this in your "Neighborhood" thread for the rest of the world not to care about as well?I just finished marking up my mail-in ballot. I voted for someone from almost every political party except Peace and Freedom. Now I have to find a dropbox.
I like the last one. Biden/Harris had the fastest recovery from Covid 19, as if one side plans a pandemic every year
He seems so proud to mail in vote. Good boy espola, now if he can find a drobox without a tent next to itDid you post this in your "Neighborhood" thread for the rest of the world not to care about as well?
Not wanting my junk gawked at makes me insecure? Weirdos like you and E are the type to try and sneak a peek at anyone regardless of age is what you're telling me.Why are such an insecure pussy? Oh yeah, you’re maga, goes with the territory.
I think EVERYONE now knows were dealing with two sickos in one. Back in the day, it was like 7 little espola's on here chirping away. Talk about being insecure. Have a great Tuesday pewpew.Not wanting my junk gawked at makes me insecure? Weirdos like you and E are the type to try and sneak a peek at anyone regardless of age is what you're telling me.
I once caught a guy trying to eye my daughter while she sat in the shopping cart at Sam's Club while in the chow line for pizza. She was wearing a dress and once I realized how she was sitting there with her legs open and what he was trying to look at I said to him "Your neck hurt or you looking for something in particular?!" He straightened up real quick and walked away. Luckily my wife was always on top of things and made sure she wore shorts underneath whenever she put dresses on her. At the time she was 5 years old!!!!
So yeah..you can call me insecure if you want.