Might have something to do with nationality. It could be that until 1967, Palestinians in the West Bank were regarded as Jordanians. Dunno.
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Might have something to do with nationality. It could be that until 1967, Palestinians in the West Bank were regarded as Jordanians. Dunno.
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There is a sharp rise during the Libanon war, so that's possibe. But overall it looks pretty consistantOriginally Posted by Hax
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Who are you arguing against, frags? Who has claimed the palestinian population is declining? The post you replied to was about land, not people.
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
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Israel doesn't want to integrate the Palestinians into a Greater Israel, nor does it want them to have their own state. This only leaves one other strategic goal they can have - to have a Greater Israel without any Palestinians in it. The behaviour and policy so far would also be consistent with this.
Not so consistant. The ethnic cleansing that is hinted at has this unique quality of populations decreasing, in great contrast with populations growing. Also the Palestinians who live in Israel are thriving, weirdest ethnic cleansing ever.
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Thriving? Very much second class citizens alas.
"The republicans will draft your kids, poison the air and water, take away your social security and burn down black churches if elected." Gawain of Orkney
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Define Israel.Also the Palestinians who live in Israel are thriving, weirdest ethnic cleansing ever.
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The part we call Israel, more than a million Arabs live in it, whole districts in Tel Aviv. Weirdest ethnic cleaning ever
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