"You may want to look at the discussion "1943 in Palestine: 30% of the population, own 6% of the land and pay 56% of the taxes." Because we are bringing this up to current times, and looking at economic feasibility.
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Arabs Urged to Flee from Palestine in 1948:
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tim Upham Apr 18. 3 Replies 0 Likes
For Sussan : there are a lot more if you want..Arabs Urged to Flee from Palestine in 1948:Arab and Independent Sources Document That Arab Leaders Urged Palestinians to Leave"The fact that there are…Continue
Today could have been Palestine's 65th birthday
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Today, the Palestinian Authority is seeking Observer Status at the UN General Assembly with a view to securing a UN General Assembly vote later in the day. The November 29 is no random date – it…Continue
The Real State of Apartied
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Former Palestinian intelligence officer 'sentenced to death for selling home to Jews' By …Continue
Free Palestine - from their leaders
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The following is another example of what "freedom" looks like for Arabs who are no longer occupied. This is real the real human rights abusers are, not Israel…Continue
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Jeff stern posted a discussionArabs Urged to Flee from Palestine in 1948:
For Sussan : there are a lot more if you want..Arabs Urged to Flee from Palestine in 1948:Arab and Independent Sources Document That Arab Leaders Urged Palestinians to Leave"The fact that there are these refugees is the direct consequence of the act of the Arab states inopposing partition and the Jewish state. The Arab states agreed upon this policy unanimously andthey must share in the solution of the problem." -- Emile Ghoury, secretary of the Palestinian Arab Higher Committee, in an…See More
Jeff stern posted a discussionToday could have been Palestine's 65th birthday
Today, the Palestinian Authority is seeking Observer Status at the UN General Assembly with a view to securing a UN General Assembly vote later in the day. The November 29 is no random date – it marks the 65th anniversary of the UN Partition Resolution of 1947. It is sometimes forgotten – and often not even known – that this was the first-ever blueprint for an Israeli-Palestinian “two states for two peoples” solution. Regrettably, while Jewish leaders accepted the resolution, Arab and…See More
Jeff stern posted a discussionIsrael region’s only ‘free’ state
Freedom House ranks Israel as region’s only ‘free’ stateBy HERB KEINON01/21/2013 04:07US-based watchdog's report says that while in recent years controversies have surrounded proposed laws that threatened freedom of expression, in most cases they gave been quashed by gov't, Knesset or Supreme Court. Jerusalem Photo: Wikicommons Israel is the Middle East’s only “free” state, the US-based Freedom House wrote in its annual report last week, a ranking in stark contrast to claims by the country’s…See More
Jeff stern posted a discussionInspiring stoey on how we can all work together
http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=5727 An officer and a Muslim Zionist "From the age of zero I was told that Israel stole Palestine from us, but when I was 14 I woke up. I discovered that Jews are not bad," says Ala Wahib, an operations officer at a key IDF training base, and the highest-ranked Muslim officers in the Israeli army.Michal Yaakov YitzhakiMaj. Ala Wahib in the field.|Photo credit:…See More
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Jeff stern posted a discussionIsrael, Syria, and the double standards of the Free World
Here is an interesting article I found. Although I do not agree with it all I think it will speak to anyone here who is open minded enough to listen.http://www.haaretz.com/blogs/strenger-than-fiction/israel-syria-and-the-double-standards-of-the-free-world-1.411724Israel, Syria, and the double standards of the Free WorldWhile the Assad regime's massacre of Syrian…See More
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- At 1:55am on May 4, 2013, Tim Upham said…
You may want to look at the discussion "1943 in Palestine: 30% of the population, own 6% of the land and pay 56% of the taxes." Because we are bringing this up to current times, and looking at economic feasibility.
- At 1:44pm on March 4, 2012, leonardo martin said…
- At 12:34pm on May 30, 2011,
Sussan said… Hi Jeff, I have removed the photos, mainly because I know they are provocative, but also because I said I would.
Best Wishes,
Sussan.
- At 10:55am on May 30, 2011, Sussan said…
I just realized we are friends.
We need to work at it.
- At 7:36am on May 30, 2011,
Stewart Mills said… - Hi Jeff, I realise we see the conflict in very different ways. Let us see over time what we can learn from each other. Shalom Salam Peace
- At 11:20am on May 6, 2011, Sussan said…
- I'm waiting...
- At 1:48pm on April 27, 2011, Sussan said…
Trust me,
Be my friend - its virtual - very safe.
- At 11:12am on April 27, 2011, Sussan said…
Think about accepting your friends requests. It always looks good.
ning is not like facebook. no one here really believes we are friends, just vague acqaintances, who we often forget we friended.
'Welcoming' new people and then asking them to 'friend' you is also a very good move. It enhances your image.
- At 5:52pm on April 3, 2011,
Waleed Hammad said… Welcome to mepeace.org. Thanks for joining our website "the platform for peacemakers in the Middle East". We're waiting your updates, feel free to invite your friends to join our website and add discussions, blog posts, videos, peace events and photos.
As Inspire area's leader, I invite you to join our facebook group "mepeace.org" and help us increase the population of our peace community.
Regards
Waleed M. Hammad
Inspire area's leader, a moderator in the website and
English-Arabic translators team's coordinator
- At 4:49am on April 3, 2011, Sussan said…
Welcome.
I have never been to Brooklyn, and wonder if you would like to tell me what you like best about the place.
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