Well, if we use your way of interpretation of history then you will consequently have to acknowledge that Jews invaded Palestine in the decades before the creation of Israel, as the incursion into Palestine took place without the permission of the Palestinians, right? The Lebanese Sunni Muslims, the majority in Lebanon, supported the PLO and its armed presence while the Maronite Christian factions opposed it. However, the Lebanese government signed the 1969 Cairo Agreement, which legally allowed the PLO to establish military bases in southern Lebanon and run its own refugee camps. I´ve never heard of an invasion with a signed agreement. Israeli historians would like to describe the mass migration of Jews from Middle Eastern countries to Israel as some kind of second Nakba. Only the number of killed Jews in these countries, Egypt 70, Yemen 80, Morocco 44 and Iraq 180, the latter most likely caused by Mossad agents to scare the Jews out and into Israel, as Avi Shlaim, the British-Israeli historian has uncovered, is nothing compared to the 10,000 Palestinians massacred in the real Nakba. Look, we can dig around in the past here as much as we want. Absolutely nothing of it changes any of the atrocities that Israel has deliberately committed over the last 1,000 days. A population, defined by affiliation with or descent from an archaic religion, which supports genocide (Amalek) and child marriage including child grape (Mishnah Niddah 5:4), that elects a government which, in turn, orders the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of innocent women and children cannot be defended or sugarcoated in any way, and furthermore, does not deserve a country of its own.
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