a_unique_person
Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning
OK, let's say I am wrong. how did you determine that before I even presented my evidence? And BTW you of course misrepresented me by saying that I said the land belongs to the Jews. I said it was promised to them originally. Unfortunately before the negotiations could be finished the Jews were attacked
in the Hebron massacres in 1929 and the Arab revolt in 1936. Oh wait, that's more than 40 years ago and before resolution 181 so it must not count.
But of course even after 1947 when the UN then gave half of that 25% to the Arabs it still wasn't enough and they attacked again. Now they have about 15% of the original area of Palestine mandated by...oh wait don't want to give up a source before you tell me how you determined I was wrong without any evidence.
EDIT - All you had to say was that you cannot accept my argument without me first providing evidence, which is a valid argument since for all you know I could very well be wrong.
Where did the right of self determination of Palestinians come into negotiations between the British rulers of the empire, that currently ruled that land by dint of military might, and the Zionists asking for land for the State of Israel? The people who supposedly didn't exist and had no desire for self determination appear, but they are now criminals because they were left out. They had specifically asked the British for their land, and were turned down. Deny someone their right of self determination through peaceful negotiation, what other means of recourse do they have? History tells us how people around the world usually respond.