[wewereright]

I would have built a wall at the pre-67 borders...but that has not happend because the I's have bigger plans....hence the hundreds of illegal settlements on the P's land.

But remember the 700,000 Pals were driven from their homes when Israel was created ....out of violance of course.

[Icthus]

"..driven from their homes.."

It is my understanding, they left due to the invading arab armies. Please correct if I'm wrong.

[mrustow]

I would have built a wall at the pre-67 borders...but that has not happend because the I's have bigger plans....hence the hundreds of illegal settlements on the P's land.

The P's land? I haven't heard of any Israeli settlements in Jordan.

But remember the 700,000 Pals were driven from their homes when Israel was created ....out of violance of course.

You have any sources for that, besides Al-Jazeera and Stormfront?

Oh, I get it. If a Jew bought land from an Arab, and the Arab left, you call that Jewish "violance" (sic). If an Arab left the country, hoping to come back after Holocaust II a few weeks later, and take back his old place, as well as those of his Jewish neightbors, you call that Jewish "violance" (sic) too. If all the Jews were dead, you'd still complain about Jewish "violance" (sic).

[TheDon]

A roughly equal number of Jews left Arab countries at the time also.

[wattsmag2]

But remember the 700,000 Pals were driven from their homes when Israel was created ....out of violance of course

Absolute BS. They left because they were told they'd get to come back when the Jews were exterminated. They left voluntarily. The violence was started by the countries of Syria, Egypt, and Jordan, not the Israelis.