Thousands of Palestinian Christians were forced from their homes.

Is that justified?

They weren’t

LOL

From my understanding

Hey I could be wrong

I don’t know everything

Blacks experienced a genocide? Wot? Only from themselves. Did you learn anything in history or were you fed leftist BLM propaganda?

But from my understanding after WW2 the jews were given the land so that they could be left alone

the Christians weren’t forced from their homes

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Aight well I gotta go again 😤

🤔

also I love when people say the natives got wiped out by the white man

That one is partially accurate

It’s almost like the natives sold their land for weapons then used those weapons to wage war on the settlers

And then get the rest of their shit taken

I'm just confused how you can deny that there was a population transfer of thousands of Palestinians due to the partition.

I’d have to research it

Before the partition, Jews comprised only one-third of the population of Palestine, which held some 608,000 Jews and 1,237,000 Arabs. Even within the area designated for Israel under the U.N. partition plan, the population consisted of some 500,000 Jews and 330,000 Arabs. How could a country with such a large Arab minority.

become a jewish homeland?

definitely not through peaceful means

By then leaving?

Because they hate jews

Them*

It’s not unheard of for mass emigration to happen

Forced to leave. And not really, there was literally no reason to hate them before they barged in demanding they leave or die.

Also

"leave or die"🤔

Weren’t you just talking about how the genocide of 6 million Jews didn’t matter because it was a long time ago ?

It’s almost like

EXACTLY😂

You’re a hypocrite?

Inconsistency my Führer! @Esoteric Osamaist

The massacre of millions of Jews DOESNT FUCKIN COMPARE TO 300,000 ARABS BEING MOVED OUT OF THEIR HOMES

@An Elbow Yes, that's exactly right. There is ample evidence of forcible expulsions. The most notorious was the Lydda/Ramle death march. On July 12 and 13, 1948, on the direct order of Ben-Gurion, Israeli forces expelled the 50,000 residents of the towns of Lydda and neighboring Ramle. Yitzak Rabin, later to become Israeli Prime Minister, wrote in his memoirs that "there was no way of avoiding the use of force and warning shots in order to make the inhabitants march the ten or fifteen miles" required to reach Arab positions. Before they left, the townspeople were "systematically stripped of all their belongings," according to the Economist newspaper in London. Many of the expelled died in the 100-degree heat during the trek.

BECAUSE IT WAS 10 YEARS MORE RECENT

can you stop copy and pasting Wikipedia articles

Oh, so because the Holocaust happened it's okay to use Nazi tactics on others.

I’m just saying

That you said