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Re: Poll: Majority Palestinians See Israel's Elimination as Goal
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Thu, 20 Jun 2002 09:47:14 GMT
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> A History lesson is obviously needed here.
Do you mean revisionist history? ;-)
> After World War 2 the newly founded
> United Nations decided to create a Jewish State so they would never be
> subjected to a holocaust again. The plot of land they choose had an ethnic
> majority of Jews living on it since at least World War 1.
Do have any data which proves this? I would be interested to see it as it
would mean that this is all wrong:
Estimated Population of Palestine 1870-1946
Arabs (%) Jews (%) Total
1870 367,224 (98%) 7,000 (2%) 375,000
1893 469,000 (98%) 10,000 (2%) 497,000
1912 525,000 (93%) 40,000 (6%) 565,000
1920 542,000 (90%) 61,000 (10%) 603,000
1925 598,000 (83%) 120,000 (17%) 719,000
1930 763,000 (82%) 165,000 (18%) 928,000
1935 886,000 (71%) 355,000 (29%) 1,241,000
1940 1,014,000 (69%) 463,000 (31%) 1,478,000
1946 1,237,000 (65%) 608,000 (35%) 1,845,000
> The surrounding Arab
> countries, in an atempt to convince the U.N. not to create the country there,
> sent thousands of people to settle in the land. The U.N. ignored this ruse to
> show an Arab ethnic majority and created Israel anyway. At this point the Arab
> countries forced their Jewish citizens into the newly founded country. Most
> Arabs who had been sent there, fled Israel of their own accord. The very same
> Arab leaders who sent them, refused to let them back into their 'historical'
> homes and herded them into refugee camps. This was done so they could easily
> 'reclaim' the land when the Israelis were removed from it.
That is all very interesting, but it does not asnswer the questions I asked.
Scott A
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> -Mike Petrucelli
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