Dream of Palistine

Ain't their land. There has never been an independent Palestine.
Even if you ignore God's mandate, the Israelis got it from the Brits for their help in WWI. When the Brit's tried to cheat them, they took it by force of arms, against superior numbers, fair and square. Some of the Arabs of Palestine tried to aid and abet their Muslim brothers, and hoped to be in loot. When the Arabs lost, these enemies lost their homes. This is only just. The ones that stood by their Jewish neighbors are citizens of Israel. This, too, is only just.
When the Arabs tried to murder them again and again and again, each time the Israelis won; in the process the West Bank, Golan Heights, and Sinai were all seized to deny these lands as forward bases to the Arabs. When the Egyptians agreed not make war on Israel anymore, the Israelis returned the Sinai. The remaining lands belong to Israel by law, and, more importantly, by force of arms (the only true law among nations).
So now the Palestinians try to make war on Israel, while not having to pay the price of making war. They can bomb, but the Israeli's are villains if the retaliate. This is absolute BS. If Israelis had any sense, there would be no Arabs on the West Bank or Gaza Strip, save those that live there as Israeli citizens.
The author is right in one way - if the Israelis won't declare war on Palestinians and war against them until they surrender, they ARE doomed.

<u>Palestinian children play a game called 'Arabs and Jews' in the Rafah refugee camp</u>, south of the Gaza Strip, on the third day of Eid al-Fitr. Israel and the Palestinians were stepping up contacts after Prime Minister Ariel Sharon admitted some withdrawals from occupied land were inevitable but also warned of unilateral measures.(AFP/Mohammed Abed)

Fri Nov 28, 7:43 AM ET

Palestinian children play a game called 'Arabs and Jews' in the Rafah refugee camp, south of the Gaza Strip (news - web sites), on the third day of Eid al-Fitr. Israel and the Palestinians were stepping up contacts after Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) admitted some withdrawals from occupied land were inevitable but also warned of unilateral measures.(AFP/Mohammed Abed)

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