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“The 1834 attacks on Jewish communities in Safed and Hebron in which synagogues were burnt down and dozens of Jews were murdered, some of them through lynching suggest that local anti-Semitism was rising before Theodor Herzl was even born, much less created Modern Zionism.”
“sabra Jews who had been in Palestine before Zionism were exported to Europe to be gassed under this one state "solution"”
“al-Housseini signed a treaty with Hitler that led to many Zionist immigrants being returned to Europe for summary executions”
“Much of that land was the least desirable in the region, being swampland infested with malaria. In fact, if you look at a map of where malaria was the biggest problem, it tracks exactly with the land that Jews settled in.”
“There were newspaper articles from the time that suggest the name was sometimes used just for Jews. For example, an article would refer to "Palestinians" as distinct from "Arab Palestinians."”
“Netanyahu presented in the UN the PALESTINIAN map of Palestine without Israel.”
“Slavery in Egypt has nothing to do with this question. The Merneptah Stele celebrates the defeat in battle of a people/nation called "Israel."”
“The only states in Palestine after 1000 B.C.E. that were not controlled by foreign powers were the Jewish kingdoms.”
“Jews moving to Palestine purchased land from the legal owners. ... No one was displaced.”
“After the first, which it took the Romans three years to put down, Rome destroyed the temple.”