Inventing the "Palestinian people

Admin Sat 01 Nov 2014, 4:17 pm

nventing the "Palestinian people"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYMviMHH0nc#t=85

Published on 22 Sep 2014
Who are the so-called "Palestinian people" ?
What are the origins of the Arabs who call themselved today "Palestinians" ?
What does History have to say about their claim as natives who lived in the holy land from time immemorial ?
"Palestinian" wall of lies

In 1917, the British Foreign Secretary, Arthur Balfour, wrote a private letter to Baron Rothschild in which he declared British support for the creation of a Jewish National home in the area that is now Israel. This dream gained support from the Arab leader, Emir Faisal. The agreement was that Faisal and the Arabs would support the creation of a Jewish state in the now British controlled area, and the Jews would support an Arab state in the majority of the rest of the area. It is reported that Faisal said “A Jewish state would be good for the area.”

What happened next was an outbreak of anti-Zionist, anti-Jewish violence by the Arab residents of the area, many of whom were second or third generation immigrants themselves. This eventually turned into all out war between the two populations, with the British caught in the middle. At various times, the British Army and diplomatic staff found themselves supporting one side or the other and many soldiers and civilians were killed in direct confrontation, or more often, in crossfire while trying to restore calm. Eventually this led, in 1947, to the UN agreement to partition the British Mandate of Palestine with the Jews getting 0.01% of the land, and the Arabs getting the rest, including the TransJordan, Syria and Lebanon. The Arabs rejected this and following Israel’s War of Independence, Israel came into being and many Arab residents fled of their own accord.

What became of these Arabs? They had never had a national identity as such, but for political reasons one was fabricated. Most Arab countries where the descendants of these so -called “Palestinian Refugees” are denied many basic rights, including citizenship. The Arabs who are under PA or Israeli control tend to have better rights than their cousins in neighbouring countries. Many of these rights are provided them by the Israeli State despite many not recognising Israel’s right to exist.

The “Palestinian” identity was created in order that the Arab League had an excuse not to grant rights to their brethren. It also enables them to criticise Israel in various international forums, including the UN, UNHCR, OECD, international Press and many other organisations. Israel wants to find a solution and provide them with a home, but the Arab leadership does not want to reciprocate. Leaving the “Palestinians” in the status quo is the best option for the Arab League to reach its true wish – the destruction of the state of Israel.

The “Palestinian” people are downtrodden and repressed by their own kind, other Arabs. The world refuses to accept this and ties everything bad that happens to them to Israel. They have attempted to stay out of the civil war, but when they have been attacked, instead of blaming those who attack them, Israel gets blamed as “they are only there because of Israel.” This is a problem the world has but does not see and it is up to every supporter of Israel to do something and make their own governments and press see the truth.