Re: Israel & Palestine
$hiftyIceQueen said:
Jay and Nathan are Jews do i hate them? No, it has NOTHING to do with religion, its just that you are a very irritating human being!
As i said, either prove this is happening to all women & chilren as a whole or else shut up.
What country?
Why does all women and children have to be abused for you to cause it a concern? That clearly shows you have no grasp of the gravity of the situation for oppressed women and children, abused by islamic terrorists. It shows you have no sympathy nor empathy for thos victims of abuse just because you live in Australia and protected by Australian LAW from the abuse of Islamic Sharia Law.
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ope, he's my husband, i get bashed 2 hours a day,
im not allowed to drive, i dont go outside, and when i go on the internet i get a special beating, and i aint allowed to talk about it or else i'll be stoned... 
Go find something more important to do with your life other than making bullshit..kk
ok, you really MUST be blind!
Yes those things happened to more than 200 million women oppressed under islamic Sharia Law, and no its no concern to you because you are not a victim thanks to Australia being a secular country free from islamic Sharia law. You condone those violence and in fact you support them.
What religious war? The fact that they were kicked out, and the Palestinians want their land back, and they kill Israeli soldiers. Well thats cool, since theyre in the right, unlike the Israelis whom target civilians then claim there was a terrorist in the country so they had to kill this civilian or else the terrorist would have gotten away..and we dont want that!
if they want their land why did they left it voluntarily even though israel begged them to stay? Most victims of palestinian terrorists are israeli civilians, most victims of Israeli strike are palestinian terrorists. Yeah it is cool seeing 50+ palestinian terrorists obliterated with missiles and bombs in Gaza.
In Sharia law, it needs 4 people to see what happened [normal sex] and that is the punishment, as for these people well they will be punished for what they have done, and for punishing the victim.
That means a woman cant get justice from islamic court because she needs 4 witnesses. Extremely unfair while mere accusation of adultery is enough for stoning death of a woman.
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nd i thought you couldnt get any stupider...man was i wrong!
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
How are they 'greedy' when they want their land back?
Allah loves Jews and hates Muslims, when you people dont even believe in Allah, you're too stupid to be true.
UN allocated them about 45 % of the best parts of Israel, they rejected and want the whole area, declared war on israel trying to steal lands from the jews allocated by UN, OH yes they lose, and their land is gone
The final UN estimate was 711,000,
[1] but by 1950, according to UNRWA, the number of registered refugees was 914,000
Today that number has grown to over 4 million, one third of whom live in the West Bank and Gaza; slightly less than one third in Jordan; 17% in Syria and Lebanon (Bowker, 2003, p. 72) and around 15% in other Arab and Western countries. Approximately 1 million refugees have no form of identification other than an UNWRA identification card (Bowker, 2003, pp. 61-62).
from your source.
As for them going by themselves, well can you quote that bit. And the part which says the Jews were kicked out.
See how you people flip flopped all over the number, one said 4 million, one said 5 million, one said 7 million :rofl: I dont even know which one to believe.
Morocco:
In 1948, approximately 265,000 Jews lived in Morocco. Between 5,000 and 8,000 live there now, mostly in
Casablanca, but also in Fez and other cities.In June 1948, soon after
Israel was established and in the midst of the first Arab-Israeli war,
riots against Jews broke out in Oujda and Djerada, killing 44 Jews. In 1948-9, 18,000 Jews left the country for Israel.
Egypt:
In 1948, approximately
75,000 Jews lived in
Egypt. About
100 !!!!!!!!!!!! (only HUNDRED) remain today, mostly in
Cairo. In 1948, Jewish neighborhoods in Cairo suffered
bomb attacks that killed at least 70 Jews. Hundreds of Jews were arrested and had
their property confiscated. The 1954
Lavon Affair, in which Israelis and Egyptian Jews were arrested for bombing Egyptian and American targets served as a pretext for further persecution of the remaining Jewish community in Egypt. After the 1956
Suez Crisis,
Egypt expelled over 25,000 Jews,
confiscated their property, and about
3,000 were imprisoned. About 1,000 more were imprisoned or detained. In 1967, Jews were detained and tortured, and Jewish homes were confiscated.
(everything you accused of Jews doing to arabs in palestine had already been done to jews in arabs countries such as massacre, riot, murder, attack, espulsion, confiscate property, false imprisonment on a MUCH larger scale)
Tunisia
In 1948, approximately
105,000 Jews lived in
Tunisia. About
1,500 !!!!!!!:angry:remain today, mostly in
Djerba,
Tunis, and
Zarzis. Following Tunisia's independence from France in 1956, a number of anti-Jewish policies led to emigration, of which half went to Israel and the other half to France. After attacks in 1967, Jewish emigration both to Israel and
France accelerated.
Yemen
Including
Aden, there were about
63,000 Jews in
Yemen in 1948. Today, there are about
200 !!!!!!!!:mad1:left. In 1947, riots killed at least 80 Jews in Aden. Increasingly hostile conditions led to the Israeli government's
Operation Magic Carpet, the evacuation of 50,000 Jews from Yemen to Israel in 1949 and 1950.
Iraq
In 1948, there were approximately
150,000 Jews in Iraq. The community was concentrated in Baghdad, was well established and felt no urge to leave. However by 2003, there were only approximately
100 !!!!!!:burn: left of this previously thriving community.
In 1941, following
Rashid Ali's pro-
Axis coup, riots known as the
Farhud broke out in
Baghdad in which approximately
200 Jews were murdered (some sources put the number higher), and up to 2,000 injured.
Syria
Rioters in Aleppo in 1
947 burned the city's Jewish quarter and killed 75 people.
[18] In 1948, there were approximately
30,000 Jews in
Syria. The Syrian government placed severe restrictions on the Jewish community, including on emigration. Over the next decades, many Jews managed to escape, and the work of supporters, particularly
Judy Feld Carr,
[19] in smuggling Jews out of Syria, and bringing their plight to the attention of the world, raised awareness of their situation. Following the
Madrid Conference of 1991 the
United States put pressure on the Syrian government to ease its restrictions on Jews, and on Passover in 1992, the government of Syria began granting exit visas to Jews on condition that they do not emigrate to
Israel. At that time, the country had several thousand Jews; today, under
a hundred remain !!!!!!
Algeria
Almost all
Jews in Algeria left upon independence in 1962. Algeria's
140,000 Jews had French citizenship since 1870 (briefly revoked by Vichy France in 1940), and they mainly went to
France, with some going to
Israel.
Lebanon
In 1948, there were approximately
5,000 Jews in Lebanon, with communities in
Beirut, and in villages near
Mount Lebanon,
Deir al Qamar,
Barouk, and
Hasbayah.
In the 1980s,
Hizballah kidnapped several Lebanese Jewish businessmen, and in the 2004 elections, only one Jew voted in the municipal elections. By all accounts, there are fewer than
100 !!!!!! Jews left in Lebanon.
Libya
The area now known as
Libya was the home of one of the oldest Jewish communities in the world, dating back to at least 300 BCE. I
n 1948, about 38,000 Jews lived there.
[citation needed]
A series of pogroms started in November 1945, when more than
140 Jews were killed in
Tripoli and most synagogues in the city looted. The pogroms continued in June 1948, when 1
5 Jews were killed and 280 Jewish homes destroyed.
[20]
Upon Libya's independence in 1951, most of the Jewish community emigrated from Libya. After the
Suez Crisis in 1956, another series of pogroms forced most of the remaining Jews to flee.
In 1967, the Jewish population of 7,000 was again subjected to pogroms in which 18 were killed, and many more injured, sparking a near-total exodus that left fewer than 100 Jews in Libya.{fact}}
When
Muammar al-Qaddafi came to power in 1969, all remaining Jewish property was confiscated and all debts to Jews cancelled.
Although the main synagogue in Tripoli was renovated in 1999, it has not reopened for services.
The last Jew in Libya, Esmeralda Meghnagi died in February of 2002.
Bahrain Bahrain's tiny Jewish community, mostly the descendants of immigrants who entered the country in the early 1900s from Iraq, numbered
600 in 1948. Over the next few decades, most left for other countries, especially
England; some
36 remain (as of 2006.)
All from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_exodus_from_Arab_lands
And this is just what happened since 1st WW. Arabs history is bloodbath by the massacre of jews since the founding of islam. It is hard to believe Israel actually still allowed 1.4 arabs to live inside its territory while almost all jews in arab lands are reduced to 100 or even zero.
If I want to be unbiased, and want justice for both sides, Arabs must allow return of these jews and give back their property confiscated from them. Since that is not gonna happen (given arabs hatred against jews) Israel have NO obligations to give back the land to arabs nor compensate them.
