Comments by "GilbertdeClare0704" (@GilbertdeClare0704) on "Germany's Shocking Crisis: Syrian Refugee I Rescued from ISIS Speaks Out @doogri.podcast" video.

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  14.  @thebottles3153  My total respect to you sir, and I apologise if I was in any way strident. I really do, deeply respect you for your openness. That Pan Arab Nationalist Movement was known as "The Arab Club", later "The Higher Arab Committee", NEVER "Palest....". If you read the minutes of San Remo Conference and later, Lord Peel's meetings with their Leader Amin Al Husseini, the Arabs REFUSED to use the word "Palest..." as they saw it as a Zionist term ! Also enlightening to check out where Husseini got his inspirations from and WHERE he spent WW2 ? Other than that, what you say tallies with documentation I have ever read, that the HUNDREDS of thousands of Arabs from Egypt, Syria. Lebanon ONLY started coming to Israel between 1930 and 1947 to work for the British, but also having SEEN what the returning Jews (purged BY them from Arab countries) were beginning to achieve regards using modern agricultural and Irrigation techniques. Appearing to magically “make the desert bloom” (Authors like John Steinbeck, Mark Twain had all visited the area and described it as an “undeveloped desert hell hole”. The area had almost zero tillable land prior to the arrival of the Zionists in the late 1800s. Turks and the very few Arab villagers had clearcut the trees to make charcoal for fires—-which they had been doing this since 700 AD and the Muslim invasions. This clearcutting meant that the soils were not anchored, and they were washed down the hills during the rainy seasons—-leaving infertile and desolate lands and malarial swamps, that the early Zionists could only recover with many years of back-breaking labour—-J*w*sh farmers labour. They did not hire any other people for that task. Approx HALF the population of Gaza only came there during those British Mandate times.
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