Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on ""There is No Genocide, No Apartheid, No Occupation" - Natasha Hausdorff" video.

  1.  @ln6593  Jews walked from Odessa to Jerusalem in the 19th Century. Golda moved from The USA to Palestine, not from the Ukraine. Arafat was born in Egypt, not Palestine. Check out where the King of Jordan was born, LOL.
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  2. Golda was also a Palestinian.
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  3.  @ln6593  No, Golda moved from the United States to Palestine. She was only 8 years old when her family left EU. She came to mandatory Palestine in 1921, she was just 23. Odessa is closer to Jerusalem than Oman. Look at a map.
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  4.  @ln6593  "all her ancestors"? Look at that face, it's not Germanic or even Turkic, nor are the faces in my heritage. Diaspora. I've been in the Jewish sector of Rome, contiguous for more than 2000 years. They look just like me, too. DNA for Ashkenazi is not Turkic but Eastern Med/Levantine.
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  5. I'd say a "19th Century" "Massive" migration is an exaggeration, and excludes the emigration out of the Turkish Empire at that time. Jews were moving in both directions. Jews were the majority of East Jerusalem and about 8-12% of the region in 1900. Jews fought to free the region from the Ottoman/Turk in WW1. The Jewish Legion at one time had 5 battalions, Jews were at Gallipoli with the British in 1916 before the Hashemites joined the Christian Brits against their Muslim brothers the Turks. The Arabs were traitors who did not want to share, still don't.
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  6.  @ln6593  Thanks for the correction, King of Jordan's mother Toni Avril Gardiner 25 April 1941 born Chelmondiston, Suffolk, England
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  7.  @ln6593  Sorry, was thinking of Queen Noor of Jordan, she was born in Washington DC.
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  8. dishonesty = Taqiyya, honored by their text.
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  9. "Actual History"? The post-WW1 history is well documented, available in many languages, and easily accessible online. Here's some "actual history", primary source from the Arabs themselves in 1921. Read it online: "Report on the State of Palestine presented to the Right Honourable Mr. Winston Churchill P.C., M.P. by the Executive Committee of the Third Arab Palestine Congress. Jerusalem, March 28, 1921." - Library of Congress
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  10. Jordan is also an apartheid state and only allows christians in certain government jobs and limited number of seats in government.
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  11. Wish that were true, there are Messianic Christians in my city who travel and live in Israel who believe it to be a nation built by the anti-Christ. There are Messianic Jews in Israel who believe the same. It's messy.
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  12.  @DarkAngel2512  Which homes? You mean the ones being built without permits? Built for the sole purpose of being "taken"?
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  13.  @dodorish  "Meir said in an infamous interview that “there is no such thing as Palestinians,” a remark she attempted to clarify by noting her own classification as “Palestinian” on her British-era passport." - Forward Magazine "There has never been a Palestinian people”. A year later, she argued that “since 1948 no one heard of a Palestinian entity, where were they then”? Between 1921 and 1948, she had a British Passport—Palestine, issued by the Mandatory regime, therefore only those who held such passports were the real Palestinians." Golda travelled to New York in 1948, just after Israel was created, carrying a British-Mandate passport that said "Palestinian". You've taken her quote out of context with what she said a year later. All well "documented", no pun intended.
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  14. Turkey has a TV series which showed Jews kidnapping a Turkish boy to make Matzoh with, Egypt has similar media.
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  15.  @IstarLúne  Taqiyya, we understand.
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  16. Jews fought to free the region of Palestine from the Ottoman/Turk. They were willing to share, the Arabs were not. "Report on the State of Palestine presented to the Right Honourable Mr. Winston Churchill P.C., M.P. by the Executive Committee of the Third Arab Palestine Congress. Jerusalem, March 28, 1921." - Library of Congress
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  17.  @jagardositumorang4320  Dhimmi, it's in their text, but ignored by Western Media.
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  18. I don't understand. Are you saying there is "no occupation"? If there is "occupation", does that include Tel-Aviv? Jordan restricts the scope of Christian citizenship. Is that "apartheid"?
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  19.  @yevgenymashenberg2369  I've looked into the flags, especially the Jordanian flag and its roots in the Arab-Revolt and the ideology of Pan-Arabism. What's your point?
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  20.  @yevgenymashenberg2369  they are the same, except Jordan has the theocratic symbol of the 7-pointed star. Again, what's your point?
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  21.  @dodorish  I didn't say she was "Palestinian", she did. She's dead, and all but 50,000 of those called that are also dead.
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  22. As if there is just one State school in Israel. LOL. Now Jordan, they have one State school.
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  23.  @souetrejeremy  21% ARE Arab, 160,000 out of the 900,000 didn't leave, and now number 1.9 million. It's not "IF", it is a fact. Arabs server on the Knesset, the Supreme Court and in the IDF. Show me the comparable in the region. Jews fought against the Turks and won. The Arabs didn't want to share, and I have the proof (see below) "transferred from the Ottomans, to the British, and then to Israel." LOL "Transferred" in a peace treaty after a World War the Jews fought in to free Palestine from the Ottoman/Turk. British NEVER held title to the region, it was an Allied Power TEMPORARY administrative mandate. Israel was a creation of the United Nations, a vote was taken. Jordan was a creation of the Brits, Iraq was a creation of the Brits, not Israel. Should "The Land" go back to Turkey? They lost it in a war. "Report on the State of Palestine presented to the Right Honourable Mr. Winston Churchill P.C., M.P. by the Executive Committee of the Third Arab Palestine Congress. Jerusalem, March 28, 1921." - Library of Congress.
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