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Wilders calls for settlement of ‘Palestinians’ in Jordan, Hamas replies by calling for destruction of Israel

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Yet Jordan was part of the original Mandate for Palestine set aside for a Jewish National Home, and the “Palestinians” are not different linguistically, culturally, ethnically or religiously from Jordanians.

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  1. Jordan, to the extent that a Palestinian “element” exists (and which so many, along with myself, deny exists) is the real Palestinian country, as Ariel Sharon (but who made a great mistake about evacuating Gaza back in 2005) asserted.

    Put another way, Gaza and the West Bank should be part of Israel proper, as should be the Golan Heights, and the real Palestinian state, to the extent that such state is legitimate (and which I very much doubt) should be Jordan, which is about 78% of the original British Mandate for Palestine but, of course, while Muslim states aplenty can exist, not even a single Jewish state can exist, but respecting the latter which does exist, and I personally hope it continues to exist ad infinitum, it should have taken over the so-called West Bank and Gaza after the 1967 War and expelled all enemies of the Israeli state in said areas who were opposed to this, as Czechs and Poles did right after WWII with Germans in their respective territories (e.g., the Sudetenland).

    Could anyone interested in freedom, truth and other good things (none of which could ever be aligned with Islam) argue that not doing so has been the better option? I think not. Indeed, I could argue, would argue, that Israel keeping the entire Sinai after the Yom Kippur War of 1973 would have also been a better option for Israel instead of giving it back to Egypt via the Camp David Accords of 1978. In brief, a larger and larger Israel in the Middle East is a boon to not only Israel but to the best portion of mankind overall.

    Relenting to, or making peace, with evil is never a good option. Islam, all of it, is evil. Thus, conclude accordingly. Long live Israel.

    • A large Israel with massive oil supplies would have defeated any need to be friendly with the Muslims in the first place.

      America has been screwing over Israel -and indirectly itself – for over 70 years.

    • Well said Wellington.

      Israel deserves to keep all the land it got in wars…it’s stupid of them to return it…land for peace was always a Muslim scam.

      War is an ugly, terrible thing, but it is also necessary for freedom to thrive, by ending those who hate and oppose freedom…including their kids.

      It’s always been the case that people will die on either side…men, women, children. So if that’s what is boils down to, then it’s us vs them and I vote we win. And by we I mean western civilization.

      • Fitna,

        Hopefully, the Israelis have finally learned that “land for peace” will NEVER work with muslims.

        • Agreed James,

          They see it as a sign of weakness and a means to take all your land.

          I think Israel’s leadership definitely has learned this lesson, since they see how the Arabs repaid them for their generosity.

          I’m glad they decided to eradicate Hamas…frankly they shouldn’t care about the Palis either since they hate the Jews just as much.

          Better to save Israeli lives and carpet bomb Gaza, after the hostages are freed.

          A Muslim is a Muslim is a Muslim, anywhere in the world, they’re all evil scum.

  2. The eastern portion of Mandatory Palestine was indeed intended as a Palestinian state. In 1916, the Hashemites ruled parts of the Arabian Peninsula but were a bloody odds with the House of Saud. The British, being problem creators and problem solvers at the same time, moved the Hashemites to eastern mandated Palestine and created Transjordan. In 1948, The Kingdom of Jordan annexed lands in the western bank of the Jordan River including major parts of Jeriusalem. They abandoned control of these lands after defeat by the IDF in 1967. Mr. Wilders is quite correct in his commentary. Jordan is the Palestinian state, as proven by the fact the orginal inhabitants of the now nation were of “Palestinian” heritage. The Jewish national homeland was originally destined to be all of what was Eretz Israel and included Areab-ocupied lands on the western bank of the Jordan rover which included all of Jerusalem.

  3. Jordan was filled with the “Palestinian refugees” after the Six Day War of 1967. In 1970, these “refugees” plotted the overthrow of the Jordanian government and the execution of the Jordanian Hashemite king, spilling the blood of Jordanians in cities and the countryside. The Jordanian Army response began on Sept. 6, 1970, and lasted, on and off and on again, until July 23, 1971.
    Thousands of Palestinians were killed, and the entire population of Palestinians were deported to Syria and Lebanon (where they again kicked off another civil war that has taken Lebanon to a nightmare of bloodshed ever since).
    The Palestinians called that episode “Black September” which is the name of their terrorist group that slaughtered the Israeli athletes at the Olympics. That violent history is the reason NO ISLAMIC NATION in the world will accept Palestinians to this day. They offer only poverty, injustice, oppression, crime and bloodshed, wherever they might go. Not just against Jews, but against other Muslims as well.

  4. I condemn hamas. May they all soon reap as they have been sowing.
    Mr. Wilders is right. May he be able to continue doing good.

  6. The war displaced many Palestinians, but not because Israel kicked them out. Arab leaders removed them, promising that if they left, they could shortly return and share in the plunder after Israel’s defeat. This historical fact was recently admitted by Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas.
    Speaking for the Palestinians, Abbas said, “If you remember that in 1948, when the ‘Nakba,’ or catastrophe, took place, we weren’t a party to it. We were taken out, and we were told, after a week we will return you.” Obviously, Israel did not say that to the Palestinians. It was the Arabs. Abbas said the same thing in a Palestinian publication back in 1976. He blamed Arab armies for forcing Palestinians to leave, promising they could shortly return.

    I thought they were all initially Nabateans who moved west and then north, thats what i thought.

  7. So true & yet our moronic leaders never seem to ask why neighbouring arab/muslim states refuse to accept Palestinians or have actively expelled them.

  8. Seems like a good idea to me as an alternative to a potential Palestinian annihilation. Of course I would prefer the latter since they teach their children to hate Jews creating more jihadists.

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