The passing of the partition resolution in November 1947 triggered the violence that State Department and Pentagon analysts had predicted and for which Zionists had been preparing.

It is SO EASY to unmask these ridiculous Israel-bashing posts!!





Israel ACCEPTED the 1947 Partition Plan!
It was REJECTED by the Palestinian Arabs!

Read about it in the Wiki:

The Plan was accepted by the leaders of the Jewish community in Palestine, through the Jewish Agency.[3][4] The Plan was rejected by leaders of the Arab community, including the Palestinian Arab Higher Committee,[3][5] who were supported in their rejection by the states of the Arab League.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Partition_Plan_for_Palestine

Then of course Israel was immediately attacked by the Arabs who
had rejected the plan.



THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN NO WAR AT ALL HAD THE ARABS ACCEPTED AND
NOT ATTACKED ISRAEL

I Take it That Not One of You has taken this site to task.

Au Contraire. EVERYBODY else has taken the hate sites to task and demonstrated
them to be based largely on Neo-Nazi Antisemitic garbage!



Of course even skinheads have a right to spew misinformation and hate speech.
It just has no place here or in any educated and informed forum!!



The world isn't flat either.

I did a little research and most of it is historically accurate. Granted it isn't talked about in high school history class.

I did a little research and most of it is historically accurate. Granted it isn't talked about in high school history class.

I did a little research and most of it is historically accurate. Granted it isn't talked about in high school history class.

Oh Sure! You did research to confirm the false Nazi propaganda!!
Woo Hoo!

OK. Everybody <else> agrees it is antisemitic Nazi-twaddle.

We are all in agreement that the Jews accepted the 1947 partition plan, the Arabs rejected it and attacked the Israelis instead.

It's not the event, but the way it is interpreted, and it is interesting to note that the techniques for discerning fact from opinion are a mandatory part of our high school History & English curricula. Maybe that's why Aussies don't swallow bullchit.

It is SO EASY to unmask these ridiculous Israel-bashing posts!!





Israel ACCEPTED the 1947 Partition Plan!
It was REJECTED by the Palestinian Arabs!

Read about it in the Wiki:

The Plan was accepted by the leaders of the Jewish community in Palestine, through the Jewish Agency.[3][4] The Plan was rejected by leaders of the Arab community, including the Palestinian Arab Higher Committee,[3][5] who were supported in their rejection by the states of the Arab League.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Partition_Plan_for_Palestine

Then of course Israel was immediately attacked by the Arabs who
had rejected the plan.



THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN NO WAR AT ALL HAD THE ARABS ACCEPTED AND
NOT ATTACKED ISRAEL

It seems to me that most on here just believe what they are told.

It seems to me that most on here just believe what they are told.

all by Goofy Alison Weir(D) and her equally Goofy Consorts,Paul Findley and Andrew Killgore – both from Council for National Interest (CNI)



The old JWMO again.

World War I & the Balfour Declaration

Unlike some wars, most analysts consider WWI a pointless conflict that resulted from diplomatic entanglements rather than some travesty of justice or aggression. Yet, it was catastrophic to a generation of Europeans, killing 14 million people.

The United States joined this unnecessary war a few years into the hostilities, costing many American lives, even though the U.S. was not party to the alliances that had drawn other nations into the fray. This even though Americans had been strongly opposed to entering the war and President Woodrow Wilson had won with the slogan, “He kept us out of war.”

Americans today are aware of these facts. What few know is that Zionists pushed for the U.S. to enter the war on Britain’s side as part of a deal to gain British support for their colonization of Palestine.

From the very beginning of their movement, Zionists realized that if they were to succeed in their goal of creating a Jewish state on land that was already inhabited by non-Jews, they needed backing from one of the “Great Powers.”They tried the Ottoman Empire, which controlled Palestine at the time, but were turned down (although they were told that Jews could settle throughout other parts of the Ottoman empire and become Turkish citizens).[31]

They then turned to Britain, which was also initially less than enthusiastic. Famous English Arabists such as Gertrude Bell pointed out that Palestine was Arab and that Jerusalem was sacred to all three major monotheistic faiths.

Future British Foreign Minister Lord George Curzon similarly stated that Palestine was already inhabited by half a million Arabs who would “not be content to be expropriated for Jewish immigrants or to act merely as hewers of wood and drawers of water for the latter.”

However, once the British were embroiled in World War I, and particularly during 1916, a disastrous year for the Allies,[33] Zionists were able to play a winning card. Zionist leaders promised the British government that Zionists in the U.S. would push America to enter the war on the side of the British, if the British promised to support a Jewish home in Palestine afterward.

Zionists Promised The British Government They Could Get The American Government To Enter The War...That was way back then...Little Wonder The USA is in The Position it is in Today..LOL

As a result, in 1917 British Foreign Minister Lord Balfour issued a letter to Zionist leader Lord Rothschild. Known as the Balfour Declaration, this letter promised that Britain would “view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people” and to “use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object.”

The letter then qualified this somewhat by stating that it should be “clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine.” The “non-Jewish communities” were 90 percent of Palestine’s population at that time, vigorous Zionist immigration efforts having slightly expanded the percentage of Jews living in Palestine by then.

The letter, while officially signed by British Foreign Minister Lord Balfour, was actually written by Leopold Amery, a British official who, it came out later, was a secret and fervent Zionist.

While this letter was a less than ringing endorsement of Zionism, Zionists considered it a major breakthrough as it cracked open a door that they would later force wider and wider open.

These Balfour-WWI negotiations are referred to in various documents. For example, Samuel Landman, secretary of the World Zionist Organization, described them in a 1935 article in World Jewry:

“After an understanding had been arrived at between Sir Mark Sykes and [Zionists] Weizmann and Sokolow, it was resolved to send a secret message to Justice Brandeis that the British Cabinet would help the Jews to gain Palestine in return for active Jewish sympathy and for support in the USA for the Allied cause, so as to bring about a radical pro-Ally tendency in the United States."

British Colonial Secretary Lord Cavendish, in a memorandum to the British Cabinet in 1923, reminded his colleagues: “The object [of the Balfour Declaration] was to enlist the sympathies on the Allied side of influential Jews and Jewish organizations all over the world… and it is arguable that the negotiations with the Zionists…did in fact have considerable effect in advancing the date at which the United States government intervened in the war.”

Former British Prime Minister Lloyd George similarly referred to this deal, telling a British commission in 1935: “Zionist leaders gave us a definite promise that, if the Allies committed themselves to giving facilities for the establishment of a national home for the Jews in Palestine, they would do their best to rally Jewish sentiment and support throughout the world to the Allied cause. They kept their word.”

American career Foreign Service Officer Evan M. Wilson, who had served as Minister-Consul General in Jerusalem, writes that the Balfour declaration “…was given to the Jews largely for the purpose of enlisting Jewish support in the war and of forestalling a similar promise by the Central Powers [Britain’s enemies in World War I]”.

In 1917 President Wilson, who had been voted into office by Americans who believed his promises that he would keep them out of the war, changed course and plunged the U.S. into a tragic and pointless European conflict in which hundreds of thousands were killed and injured. [bOver 1,200 American citizens who opposed the war were rounded up and imprisoned, some for years.

The influence of Brandeis and other Zionists in the U.S. had enabled Zionists to form an alliance with Britain, one of the world’s great powers, a remarkable achievement for a non-state group and a measure of Zionists’ immense power. As historian Kolsky states, the Zionist movement was now “an important force in international politics.”

Who is Afraid of Allison