Comments by "l" (@l-uk3xm) on "State Department Official Grilled By Reporter Whose Cousin Was Killed By IDF Soldiers" video.

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@Bavafa1 Where is Palestine? Where are the borders? Capital city? Leaders? Currency? History? Who's the founder/s? When was it founded?
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@danigelis Where is this state now? What are the borders? Capital? Currency? Leader? When was this modern state set up? How cares what was there millennia ago. The US didn't exist then either. Where is the modern state of Palestine? Simple question
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@danigelis Sorry your posts have been deleted. I thought I asked a really simple question. Where is the modern state of Palestine? I know you can't attach a map here but just describe the borders. As a previous poster noted, Palestine has been a territory, not a country/state. Now it's divided among 1. Jordan, capital Amman. Political regime--monarchy.King Abdulla II 2. Israel. capital Jerusalem. political regime parliamentary democracy. PM Benyamin Netanyahu. 3. Gaza, capital Gaza city, regime terrorist dictatorship, leader Yahia Sinwar. That's it. None of those is called Palestine. Lebanon and Syrian are to the north (the area of the Levant). but those are not Palestine either. Plz! Where is that Palestine? Many thanks
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Oh gee, I am so sorry to hear that. I am guessing the US doesn't hold anybody back, though.
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@danigelis Look, I couldn't care less about Herodotus or whatever his name was. The partition plan was just a vote by the general assembly and not binding, the Arabs rejected it, tough on them. They went to war w/Israel the day after Israel was declared and lost, tough on them. Aggression carries a price tag and land is a big part of it. germany went to war and lost, tough on them. Japan lost, same thing. The loser pays. This time Gaza went to war on Oct 7 and lost and is now paying in blood for their ill fated decision. We're waging a defensive war for our survival and I don't care if you agree or not. Still waiting to hear about the modern state of Palestine though
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@danigelis I am not religious and don't care who was there before and who came after. The modern state of Israel is a state w/its clearly defined borders, its capital etc. There are Arabs living in this state and that's fine. They can leave if they don't like it but they seem to very much like it. Not that I blame them. Nowhere else in the Arab world would they get it as good as in Israel. White americans are not native to the US or Canada. Anglos are not native to Australia. Spaniards to Latin America. But that's where they are now and there is no turning back. You want to rewrite history and allocate lands that belong to real entities to some mythical states like Palestine? Good luck w/that.
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@navedzj There is no such thing as Palestinian land and thus it's impossible to steal. Palestine was a territory which has since been divided among Jordan, Israel and Gaza. There is no further division possible.
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@luvitluvitbaby 140 nations hardly exist and not one of them ever sent a diplomat to "Palestine". 4 countries declared their recognition of this non existent state and were rebuked right away and certainly none of them set up an embassy anywhere. Gaza is not Palestine, it's Gaza and already independent w/o any proclamation. It was set up by Israel as such. The West Bank is Yehuda/Shomron and is Israel. Palestine couldn't have declared any kind of independence b/c it just doesn't exist. The UN can't recognize anybody s independence. It's not the kind of body that can do such things
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@luvitluvitbaby If there is no such thing as the land of Israel, then I guess the land belongs to the Moon where Israel is now. Waiting to see Moonlings descend and demand their possession back.
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@luvitluvitbaby No Sir/Ma'am, the so called recognition of Palestine was declared by 4 countries and Spain is already walking it back. Yes, a country's recognition needs to be supported by facts on the ground, such an diplomatic missions. There are no ones in Palestine. The Oslo accords provided for municipal self governance not for an independent state and that was walked back too b/c most of the land is now built up by Israel. Gaza is an independent state, not Yehuda/Shomron, those have never been. The local populace are not Israeli citizens thus don't have the rights. They're not Jews and don't qualify for citizenship. In Gaza they're citizens of Gaza, formerly Egyptian, w/their own ID and travel passports issued by Hama$ which is their gov. body. Thank you
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MYA_78600 You want some of my money? Guess you've got to be a bit smarter then, they don't hire off the street, sorry
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@luvitluvitbaby The "occupation" is legal in this case. The land was taken in a defensive war in 1967, that lasted 6 days after which the lands fell to Israel. Gaza, the West Bank, Sinai and the Golan. Those were taken and it's up to the taker how to dispose of them. Sinai was ceded back to Egypt, big mistake , now reaping the gruesome harvest, Golan and Jerusalem since annexed, the West Bank will be annexed next and Gaza after being independent since 2005 (unilateral withdrawal and creation of the state) now after launching this war will be reannexed as well. The populace, being that they're not Jews will not have a citizenship and emigration will be greatly encouraged. That's the disposition. Thank you
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@luvitluvitbaby Of course they join, The money is good, where else would they make that much? Plus those 72 gals in the garden of allah waiting eagerly for their arrival. Although it seems like the ladies could be overwhelmed a bit these days but they have the fortitude of real Hama$ and thus will handle the influx.
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@luvitluvitbaby I have no reason to trust you, you haven't proven your trustworthiness at any point, sorry. What you're saying is soundbites and propaganda, no more. You don't seem to know any history of this region and relying on google or wiki is certainly not the way to educated yourself and thus establish any kind of trust. The law considers lands taken in a defensive war legal as of today. I guess you need to do more thorough research on that than wiki/google. And then again, it it were illegal, how come it's still going on unabated? Where is the enforcement? How come it's allowed for Russia to hold on to lands that it took in offensive wars? The US? The UK? Unless there is an agreement that land is leased for a period of time, it's lost. Sorry but aggression comes w/a price tag. It came w/a huge one in 1967, The war in the north is very disastrous , we just need to cede the north to lebanon and let them fire their projectiles day in and day out. We have no right to defend, it's pretty obvious according to you. Our leaders are very corrupt , yo u know each one personally , their charges in every detail and the fact that they are trying to stay out of jail. Wiki said so and thus this is the absolute truth. I hope you have a nice day
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@luvitluvitbaby I have nothing to try but thanks for your advice. Always appreciated.
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@luvitluvitbaby The closure of the Straits was an act of war. Nasser had been warned. Jordan had been warned when they joined forces w/the Arab republic. Assad was kind of the sidelines then but they'd fired at us in the north too and thus deserved their just desserts as well
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@luvitluvitbaby Thanks for advising me. Countries don't decide. There is an international law which each country has to abide by and that law stipulates that lands taken in a defensive war are legal. Every country is equal before this law. Thank you
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