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A religious democracy is when all members of the same religion are granted equal rights.
In regards to returning the territories, return means to give back. The issue is not whether to " return " but whether we should hand them over to a totally different entity. Dr. Joseph Burg
Does Israeli equal Jewish? "If there are more Israeli non-Jews than Israeli Jews, we won't be here anymore." Gen. Elazar Stern in reference to the IDF (the army of the Jews).
The population of the city of Jerusalem is computed at 15,000, of whom 4,500 are muslim, 8,000 Jewish amd the rest christians. Report of the Commerce of Jerusalem 1863. [ A>H> Hyamson, ed, the British Council in Jerusalem, vol 2, p333
I don't understand the Jewish MKs that fight over the big honor to shake hands with the murderers of our children, Arafar and Barghouti. They are modern day Nazis, and Naomi Chazan and Yossi Belein are modern day kops. M.Kleiner
We did not conquer territory from the palestinians; there was no palest. entity with sovereign rights over the territories. We conquered the west bank from jordan. No arab leaders arose to proclaim the establishment of an arab state. There were arab leadership which could have proclaimed a state, but arab leaders, unlike Ben Gurion, were not progmastic. They wanted all the territory and when they couldn't have it, the military forces of Egypt, Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon along with units from Iraq and Saudia Arabia, rose up against the nascent state of Israel and started what they caled the war of independance. Mordechai Palzar, former Foreign Ministry chief of protocol.
Our struggle..is against the state of Israel, not against the Jewish people. arab-American action network.
"The arabs will not forget what was done to them, they will take revenge on the Jews, if not now, then in a year or in 10 years. Without revenge, life is worth nothing." Hishom Kumairi, arab occupier of Hebron.
"an excessive and disaproportinate response for the provocative palest. mortar attacks on Israel." Colin Powell 18/04/01
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The place: the Galilee, home of 300,000 Israeli arabs. The village Sakhnin, model of social and economic progress since 1948; good roads, electricity, water, schools, appliances, TV sets in every home. Then the dams burst, 'We are all fatah', men and women shouted in chorous, even as they threw stones and molotof cockatials, flaming torches, and lighted cans of gas at police. The police fired warning shots in the air which only enticed the situation. The rioters began to move towards the police and soldiers, trying to trample them. Not even the ponting of the rifles at them stopped the mob. 'They're overrunning us' the police shouted into the radios. The mob wandered through the main street, raining stones, torches and firebombs on the police and military vehicles. Some of the excited youth wanted to set up roadblocks. Others moved close to security forces with clear intent to burn the vehicles. The soldiers fired into the air, but none in the mob paid attention. An Israeli journalist who attempted to get past the roadblock in the village was attacked by arabs shouting ; 'Get out of here, this is palestine!' He later reported, "It was terrible there, I don't remember such chaos since 1948. Every Jew was a candidate for murder. I saw them and the lust for murder burning in their eyes. Slogans such as 'eleyhom' and 'itbach al-yahud' [slaughter the Jews] are moderate in view of what I heard From all sides came cries for liquidation of Israel, to destroy all the Jews, for a jihad [holy war]. It is difficult to believe such a scene could take place in the state of Israel in 1976. Such hatred of the state of the Jews is difficult to comprehend. What happened there was not a riot or chaos, it was a revolt. The arab revolt of 1976... It was a revolt in the full sense of the word." [Maariv, March 31,1976] We welcome the struggle of our brethren in the west bank and Gaza strip against the occupier and colonialist settlers and express our solidarity with the struggle of the palestinian people under the leadership of the plo to establish the independant state. [Resolution by spokesmam of Israeli arabs, the moderate body, Jan 20,1979. Yale Aviv was playing in a small park in E. Talpiot with her kindergarten class. Suddenly six arabs appeared and threw stones at the frightened children shouting, 'Jews go home!' A group of young girls accross the street broke out into hysteria. "I would never have believed this could occur in the Jewish state." Sara Gratez, resident and survivor of the Holocost. At the same time, Benjamin Sachas from a stoning attack on their car as they drove thru Bet TZabafa at Jerusalems southern edge. "I never thought that here in Jerusalem I would have to worry about attacks." Nov 26,1979. |
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Since the creation of the state of Israel its minority population has grown from 150,000 to 400,000. During the 25 years of statehood remarkable accomplishments in many fields have been achieved by this minority. The principal of equal rights for the arabs of Israel proclaimed in the Declaration of Independance have been indeed realized. The minorities enjoy religious freedom, full voting rights, and the right of founding political organizations both national and local. The education system has developed considerably. The number of pupils and students has grown from 10,000-125,000. The arab village has changed its face since the founding of the state. In the framework of the 25 year plan basic services were established, roads,water, electricity, schools, health services and other institutes of public interest. The completion of this marked the beginning of the industry of the arab village. Factories and workshops, which also employed arab workerswere opened; modern mechanized agricultural systems were introduced. 45,000 (11,200 acres) duram are now being irrigated by artificial means compared with 8,000 (2,000 acres) duram before. Excerpt of Govt Pamp. titled arabs in Israel dated 1973. The time, 3 years later March 30,1976 9:00am. The place:the Galillee home of 300,000 Israeli arabs. The village Saknim, model of social and economic progress since 1948. |
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