alloytoo
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Israel doesn't recognise UN resolutions.
Unsupported claim.
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Israel doesn't recognise UN resolutions.
UN resolution 181
Without a constitution? I find that hard to believe...Israel is a secular democracy.
Yes we know, only arab boeties do.
funny how in all the 'protests' about the attacks, they burnt American and British flags along with the Israeli ones .....
If you have seen any interview an Israelie jew you would realise that the jews are hostile (most of them believe that Israel is theres and nobody elses).
ROFLMAO are you being serious? Have you ever been there? So I suppose all these Islamic peace lovers burning flags and calling for attacks against all Jews are so peaceful? What a load of cr@p. Israel is fighting for her survival.If you have seen any interview an Israeli jew you would realise that the jews are hostile (most of them believe that Israel is theres and nobody elses).
sarcasm bru ..... I'm getting at how it always turns into a "They're all against us" thing![]()
Without a constitution? I find that hard to believe...
If it was clearly written like the US constitution then I'd agree with you.
Oh yeah... without the consent of the native peoples.. but then again this was agreed upon with Balfour in 1917.
Israel Archaeology
Let's begin our look at Israel archaeology with the "Merneptah Stele" (also known as the Israel Stele), which is an upright stone slab measuring over seven feet tall that contains carved hieroglyphic text dating to approximately 1230 BC. This Egyptian monument describes the military victories of Pharaoh Merneptah and includes the earliest mention of "Israel" outside the Bible. Although the specific battles covered by the stele are not included in the Bible, the stele establishes outside evidence that the Israelites were already living as a people in ancient Canaan by 1230 BC. 1 In addition to the Stele, a large wall picture was discovered in the great Karnak Temple of Luxor (ancient Thebes), which shows battle scenes between the Egyptians and Israelites. These scenes have also been attributed to Pharaoh Merneptah and date to approximately 1209 BC. 2 The Karnak Temple also contains records of Pharaoh Shishak's military victories about 280 years later. Specifically, the "Shishak Relief" depicts Egypt's victory over King Rehoboam in about 925 BC, when Solomon's Temple in Judah was plundered. 3 This is the exact event mentioned in two books of the Old Testament. 4
http://www.allaboutthejourney.org/israel-archaeology.htm
The jews are native, there is more than enough archeological evidence to show there presence in the region.
The jewish people who returned from other countries were returning to their Homeland.
After a couple of thousands years of been bashed around I think they deserve a bit of land to call there own.
History of ancient Israel and Judah
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_ancient_Israel_and_Judah
Timeline for the History of Judaism
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/timeline.html
The war between the Jews and the Arabs over the land of Israel has been for over 100 years now, not to mention even before the establishment of the state of Israel. The Jews see Israel as their holy land, and the Arabs see Israel or what they call Palestine as their holy land. The Jews will never give up their Holy land and the Arabs will never stop fighting for it (to my mind). Its a neverending situation. I do however believe that it has come to much more than just land. The extremist groups, such as Hamas are not in it for the land anymore, its become very personal. The only way we can ever see peace between the Israel and the Arab world is if all the extremist groups are demolished. The Jews and the Arabs can live together in peace, but the extremist groups or should I say terrorist groups make it difficult for both sides to live in peace.