Comments by "Sandy Tatham" (@sandytatham3592) on "My Thoughts on the Unfolding Realities in Israel (THE SAAD TRUTH_1603)" video.

  1. Why should the Arab 'Palestinians' be given different standards to the rest of the world? Why are they the only group who are still whining 75 years after they've been displaced? Two million Arabs are Israeli citizens today and they have equal rights with Jews. They are from those Arab families which accepted life under Jewish rule or alongside Jewish people.  These so-called 'Palestinians' have only hate in their hearts for the Jewish people and they'll learn the hard way that you don't always get "consulted" about what you want. More than 80 million people have been displaced by wars and the founding of new countries over the past 100 years, including 1.5 million Greek Orthodox Christians and Turkish Muslims who were forced into a population exchange in 1924 and around 800,000 Jews who were exiled from their ancestral homes in Arab countries.  Are those 80 million still whining today? No. They accepted resettlement in new countries and got on with their lives. It's time a more humane solution was found for these 'Palestinians' which doesn't involve their corrupt terrorist leaders.
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  2.  @SydPat : Well said...🙏
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  3. OMG, where do you get your information? They have water in Gaza. They have shopping malls. They have expensive cars. They have universities. They have lovely beachfront restaurants. They even have an obesity problem in Gaza...🙄
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  4. How is it a 'genocide' when their population has grown so much?
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  5. I agree. The 'Palestinians' should be incentivised to move to an Arab country, which can also be incentivised to accept them as citizens. Then Israel could offer them residence status (like East Jerusalem Arabs have) so they get all the benefits of life back in Israel, but NOT national voting rights. And if they are still hostile and commit violence, they can be deported.
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  6.  @kurts4867 : The disgusting thing for me is that the Arab League forbids or discourages giving citizenship to those families who were caught between the attacking Arab armies and their homes in what was proclaimed the new state of Israel. When many countries attack another country, and innocent people are #displaced, those people are normally given refuge by the neighbouring attacking countries. Instead the 'Palestinians' have allowed themselves to be used as geopolitical weapons against the Jews for 75 years. Even third-generation Arabs from Palestinian families still have no citizenship even though they were born in an Arab League country. The UN set up a special organisation to KEEP them as "perpetual refugees", instead of resettling them. Their definition as refugees is also 'special', thus keeping them as pawns. Tens of thousands of people working for NGOs make good salaries out of keeping the 'Palestinians' in limbo, and the corrupt Arab 'Palestinian' leaders have stashed millions of dollars that they've gained out of this inhumane treatment. It's barbaric that the funding is not used for a better solution. There have even been protests by refugees in Lebanon because they were not permitted to apply to my country, Australia, for resettlement. They are being held like rats in a cage, which I find heartbreaking. Final note: once they have citizenship of another country and residence status in Israel, there should be a pathway to full citizenship after a number of years. It would be an option that most Arab Muslims would refuse on ideological grounds, but at least their children would have the chance for a better life.
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  7.  @kurts4867 : Very well said...🙏
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