Comments by "l" (@l-uk3xm) on "Crowds rally in downtown Chicago to celebrate the founding of Israel amid Palestinian protest" video.

@season306 Pro Israel means pro democracy, pro justice, pro freedom, pro pluralism, pro humanity. Pro Palestine doesn't mean anything b/c Palestine doesn't exist.
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@nadilene789 If you saw occupation and apartheid, you weren't in Israel. It was a different place that you visited. Prolly mixing things up.
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@season306 There 4 states next to Egypt: Israel, Gaza, Lybia and Sudan. None of them is Palestine.
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@nadilene789 Most likely they are. Gaza is an independent state under its own gov, Hama$. There are no Israelis there, hence no apartheid, unless you mean Egypt's control, but if so, take it up w/them. Yehuda/Shomron are Israel. The land is no longer in dispute, ceded to Israel by Jordan in the 1990s, and Jordan, by the way, occupied it illegally from 1948 to 1967. Now Jordan's borders are sealed also, and thus, talk to Jordan if you're upset. The checkpoints are there for security, not for segregation, just like you go through it in airports and gov buildings in the US. Take care.
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@earthlionearthlion6539 How do you know where the limit is?
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@season306 Many countries have never set foot in Israel,they don't know what they recognize. They never saw it. It's political verbiage, no more. No way to enforce it anyway. And for gencide, I am sorry you support the gencide of Israelis, but that too will not come to pass. Thanks for posting.
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@season306 What do many countries recognize? Whose sovereignty? Have they been there once? Do they know what they're recognizing? It's just political verbiage, no more. Israel is already in place and doesn't need recognition.
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@season306 What did the many countries recognize? Where is Palestine? Did they recognize Jordan? Israel? Gaza? That's the territory of Palestine today. There is nothing else there.
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@season306 We still haven't heard where Palestine is. Can you plz point at it on the map or describe its location b/c the territory of former Palestine (under the British Mandate) is now comprised of 1. Jordan. 2. Israel. 3. Gaza. What part of it is called Palestine?
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@season306 Show it to me. Talk is cheap. Show me. My little country is the USA and it doesn't know where it is either. Idle blabbing w/no proof.
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@season306 I think I said "or describe the geographic location of that country", so plz describe. 1. which countries does it border (to the east, west, north and south). 2. which geographics surround it, like rivers, deserts, sea, etc. 3. what's the capital city of this country. 4. what kind of gov does it have, like republic, monarchy, parliamentary democracy, etc. 5. who is the leader and what's their name. 6. when/what year was this country founded and who was its first leader/founder. Unless you come up w/the answers, your post is no more than trash, Thank you.
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@season306 That's Israel except that it has no border w/Saudi Arabia. Saudi borders Jordan,. There is also Lebanon in the north that borders Israel. So Israel sits between Syria and Lebanon in the north, Egypt in the southwest, Jordan in the East. There is also a border between Gaza and Israel in the west along w/the Mediterranean sea that goes along the entire western edge of Israel. I am not seeing a place called Palestine in this layout.
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@season306 Gaza City is the capital city of Gaza. Gaza is a small enclave that sits between Israel and Egypt and the Mediterranean sea. The size of Gaza is approximately the size of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Gaza has been an independent state since 2005, it's not a parliamentary democracy or a republic, it's an autocratic terrorist entity under the leadership of Yahia Sinwar. So again, this is not Palestine, it's Gaza. So where is that Palestine that you claim has been recognized by many countries? What did they recognize?
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@season306 My question was, where is that country that they recognized? We just described the map of the region and didn't find it. We found Israel, Gaza, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia. Where is Palestine?
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Tough job to prove the existence of Palestine, huh? I feel for you.
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