Drawing the parallel is not impossible. I just did it. Wow I performed what you called impossible. Maybe the word doesn't mean what you think it means.
Now you tell me why the comparison isn't applicable, if you can.
Obviously you cannot.
The examples are word for word applicable, and only your “its impossible” stands as any sort of “reason” why the comparison isn't apt.
There is no defense needed to the “fact” that Israel won against its opponents and when you win, you win; when you lose you lose.
I understand that as a loser, you might have sympathy for other losers; is that your guiding principle then?
Do you have a principle, or do you just like accusing Israel of theft.
Why would Israel taking land in war be “stealing”, but not the USA talking land in war?
Lacking any guiding principle to your accusation, or any consistency in its application; I can only surmise that your “unemotional” opinion is based on thinking there is SOMETHING different about Israel that makes them taking land in war “stealing” but not anyone else.
What is that something that is different about Israel?
You are an emotional person. :-)
You keep wanting me to compare Mexico to Israel. I have hesitated to do so but you keep insisting so that I'll have to embarrass you once again.
I can answer you specifically about Texas because that is where I live:
There were Texans living in Texas which was at the time a "territory" under the control of Mexico. Texans, NOT U.S. citizens NOR was Texas a state of the U.S.A. at the time, revolted against a repressive Mexican government to seek their independence from the Mexican government. They won their independence and became an autonomous "territory".
Jews, on the other hand, started a war, not a "revolt" against any repressive government and not for independence from any OTHER government, but to simply land-grab and suddenly call themselves a "country" named "Israel". The land that they grabbed was at the time parts of other countries. Why in the world have both Syria and Egypt tried on several occasions to get their land back? :-)
If you can't see the difference between Texas and Israel then I truly empathize with you.
You're hopeless. You still haven't answered MY question about whether or not Jews started a war and suddenly started calling themselves a "country". Did they or did they not start a war simply to grab land and create a theretofore non-existent "country"? You keep on dodging my question and referring back to your erroreous assumption about Mexico.
I suppose that anyone who holds an opinion that differs from yours is automatically a Jew-hater, huh?
I urge you to read some history books unless you are just too biased to do so. :-)