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In reply to the discussion: How Nazi Propaganda and the Muslim Brotherhood Led to the 1948 Israel-Arab War [View all]aranthus
(3,386 posts)47. If that were true, then they wouldn't keep pushing for Right of Return.
And the war didn't start in 1967. It started in 1947. That's the point of the original post. To explain why the Palestinians started the war in 1947. It wasn't because of what would happen twenty years later. And as I have already pointed out, not only have Palestinians not rejected the Mufti's positions, they have embraced them. Suggesting that the current conflict is about 1967 is like saying World War II was about Hiroshima and the fire bombing of Dresden. It's complete horse manure.
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How Nazi Propaganda and the Muslim Brotherhood Led to the 1948 Israel-Arab War [View all]
aranthus
Apr 2016
OP
He's a hack & fraud with zero credibility. He has admitted he doesn't deal in facts. n/t
shira
Apr 2016
#32
Another "All Palestinians are responsible for the shit the Grand Mufti did" thread.
Ken Burch
Apr 2016
#4
So this should be surpressed because you've decided the motive for posting it ?
King_David
Apr 2016
#9
The problem in the Mideast is that *everyone* has both historical, and refreshed, excuses
villager
Apr 2016
#27
Thanks, Ken. I've given up hope, actually, that either side will stop "Otherizing" their "enemies."
villager
Apr 2016
#35
The fear(soon realized) of mass dispossession and exile were one of the major reasons
Ken Burch
Apr 2016
#48
There's a vocal minority of those here on DU that blame Israel for everything.
King_David
Apr 2016
#13
I don't approve of their tactics, but what they were offered in '48 was too small to be a real state
Ken Burch
Apr 2016
#22
The '47 partition plan was more a state than what the Palestinians are asking for today....
shira
Apr 2016
#24
Israel haters don't like being reminded that their cause is linked to Nazi Jew hatred. n/t
shira
Apr 2016
#40
The Arab Palestinians did not have a military so how were they able to launch attacks?
Tony_FLADEM
Apr 2016
#64