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Trump redirects over $200 million in U.S. aid for West Bank, Gaza


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38 minutes ago, digger70 said:

It's about time that someone got the balls to stop wasting peoples money,,, that's what it is peoples hard earned money,,,,, the rest of the world should take note what DT is doing ,,,Look after ones own country  peoples First ,there is enough suffering and homeless people in ones country . The UN Hypocrites should stay out of trying to Bully countries  to waste their peoples money ,Let them look after themselves and their Followers.

Got a link to Trump Admin diverting monies from Palestinian funding / international aid for welfare projects in the US? - thought not

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7 hours ago, ezzra said:

How is it even conceivably possible that millions of palestinians still classified themselves a 'refugees' 70 years later, according to a UN estimate, there are about 40 thousands of the original displaced people still living, but the world has been burdened with supporting millions of their descended that also claim themselves to be refugees, and for the last 70 years has done nothing to better their lives mainly because of its leadership who got used to the billions in handouts over the years,

much of it was used for nefarious purposes like funding terrorism and paying salaries to terrorists either dead or in Israeli prisons,  

When you quote from a source word for word, you should cite who or what wrote it or said it.

Your last sentence is obviously your own creation.

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3 hours ago, thaiguzzi said:

How is it even conceivable that Israel just gives them SOME OF THEIR OWN LAND back?

Not difficult.

I know you are a Zionist and you expect the world to have pity on your people from the atrocities of WW II, but how about pity on the displaced people by the country of The Jews?

Yeah, thought so. One rule for your lot and one rule for the Palestinians.

Shameful.

A narrow view of history, is why this is an oft discussed topic.

 

its not about the atrocities of WW2.... its about the Last 2000 years of persecution of the Jewish dispora, including the atrocities of 13th century England (for English nay sayers)... WW2 was the proverbial straw.

 

the Jews were displaced by the people that they are now displacing....   so been given “some of their own land back” (shouted... lol... ), is really tantamount to being given land back, that their ancestors took from the Jews.... so in reality, your lot are using the one rule dogma, by not recognizing this.

 

but never mind, as it’s a little OT... this is about aid being withdrawn by trump, not the Jewish or Palestinian dispora.... this is trump discriminating against those his fan base approve of him discriminating against, and using his power for yet another irresponsible international decisions.... these manifold foreign policy decisions are largely what has turned non US citizens against trump, augmented lately by the occasional high profile domestic issue.

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3 hours ago, digger70 said:

It's about time that someone got the balls to stop wasting peoples money,,, that's what it is peoples hard earned money,,,,, the rest of the world should take note what DT is doing ,,,Look after ones own country  peoples First ,there is enough suffering and homeless people in ones country . The UN Hypocrites should stay out of trying to Bully countries  to waste their peoples money ,Let them look after themselves and their Followers.

????? odd.... as a P5 member of the United Nations, the US is probably the biggest bully at the table, most recently hilighted by withdrawing from the human rights council.... 

 

they withdrew over other nations positions on isreal, and are now beating the sh one t out of isreals foe, with the economic stick, which is a step too far.... but seemingly, one of trumps favorite weapons, so no surprises there.

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7 hours ago, ezzra said:

Yes, you're correct, as long as the palestinians think that the world owes them a living worth billions year after year after year while they engaged in terrorism and self pity, the context of my post will be same...

You are accusing the Palestinians of living on other people’s billions, Terrorism and self pity.

 

You’re trolling.

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I'm not going to dive into the solutions for the Israel/Palestinian issue, but I will wade into the subject of ongoing classification of refugees.

It's lunacy to continue to classify these people as refugees after 70 years.

And to put this in context, the largest forced migration and expulsion in human history, which has been conveniently forgotten about when people bleat on about the Palestinians, was the ethnic Germans expelled from Eastern Europe after WW2.

Should they still be entitled to a UN handout?

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/rm-douglas/expulsion-germans-forced-migration_b_1625437.html

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@dexterm

 

Solution are "easy" only in your simplistic posts.

 

Israel is not the sole cause of the Palestinian refugee problem - at the very least, Palestinian leadership and Arab countries had something to do with it as well.

 

Other than in your nonsense posts, Israel is not actually obligated to accept Palestinian refugees as falsely asserted. This isn't just about "security vetting" - the supposed returnees will have to accept Israel's sovereignty, and declare no hostile intentions (this would include much of the political agenda items you push on your rants). Other than this being not realistic without a general agreement, your "easy" solution disregards Palestinian positions on the issue, and on accepting Israel's existence and sovereignty.

 

Palestinians who were born within Israel would be elderly by now - never mind lacking language or professional skills. That you taut "productive members of society" is nonsense. As for "immediate families" - that's a rather vague term, and I doubt if it realistically well-suited.

 

I think you'll find that extra funds will be needed anyway, probably more. Re-settlement in Israel would be cost a pretty sum.

 

Either way, the topic isn't really even about solving the Palestinian refugee problem.

 

 

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7 hours ago, simple1 said:

What are you talking about, really weird assumptions; I referred to UN policy, nothing to do with me personally. To repeat definition of refugees is globally accepted by numerous nations, rejection of the current definitions are politically motivated, more often than not by the right of centre. The Palestinian refugee question is not settled. The outstanding Palestinian refugee issue lays at the feet of both the Israeli and Palestinian leadership, it ain't a one way street. 

 

Trump has the answer for the Palestinian refugee issue, just like his claims he will have a resolution of the Israeli / Palestinian conflict within months - BS 

 

Again I ask you, where is the proof for Bolton's assertions regards UNRWA.

 

If you wish to claim rejecting the current definition of refugee status (as they apply to Palestinians) is "politically motivated", you'll need to address the formation and maintenance of this definition being "politically motivated" as well.

 

 

 

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