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@cenkuygur Why are all of your comments about Israel? Nothing about any other country

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@AngelaBelcamino Except Virginia allowed the voters to decide and other states just let the legislature change it.

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@MizrahiYon15271 @Jackdawx7 @NimkoAli Source: “some guy named Mo on the internet”

[Captain Allen @CptAllenHistory]

This day (April 16) in 1948, the British withdrew from Safed & 100s of Arabs immediately attacked the city’s ancient Jewish community.

The Arab commander cabled the Arab Liberation Army: “Our morale is very high, the young people are enthusiastic, we’re going to massacre them."

The outnumbered Jews chose to stay and fight rather than flee; and, along with a small garrison of Haganah fighters, they managed to repel the attack.

The Arab assault was part of the “civil war” portion of the 1948 War that was launched the moment the UN voted to partition Mandate Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state on November 29, 1947.

From day one, the Arabs rejected any Jewish state on any part of the Land.

In fact, on this same day (April 16, 1948), as Arab armies massed on the borders to invade the day the British Mandate ended, Jamal Husseini - acting chairman of the Arab Higher Committee - told the UN Security Council: “The representative of the Jewish Agency told us yesterday that they were not the attackers, that the Arabs had begun the fighting. We did not deny this. We told the whole world that we were going to fight.”

And “fight” they did. The Arabs answered the UN vote with immediate terror: buses ambushed, passengers shot, the Jewish market in Jerusalem stormed with Arabs armed with knives and axes, entire convoys wiped out on the roads with no prisoners taken and corpses mutilated. Jewish civilians were dying at a rate of more than fifty per week.

By March 1948, the Arabs were winning the “battle for the roads” and had the Jewish population on the verge of strangulation and, in Jewish Jerusalem, starvation.

This is where the wildly misunderstood Plan Dalet came into effect. It was a desperate military counter-offensive to reopen supply lines and prevent total annihilation. It was never a “blueprint for expulsion” as propagandists like to claim. The real ethnic cleansing intent came expressly and proudly from the Arabs whose war cry was literally: Itbah al Yahoud! — “Slaughter the Jews!”

On May 14, 1948, Israel declared independence. The next day, five Arab armies invaded with the explicit goal of wiping the Jewish state off the map before it could even breathe.

They failed.

That failure is what Arabs originally called the "Nakba" — “the catastrophe.” Its original use had exactly nothing to do with “refugees,” but was meant to give a word to the humiliating Arab failure to destroy the wildly outnumbered Jews and prevent Israel from being born.

In reality, the vast majority of local Arabs fled before Israeli forces arrived, urged on by their own leaders who promised a quick victory and return. Those who stayed, by the way, became full citizens of Israel with equal rights; and they make up more than 20% of Israel's population today.

Perhaps most importantly, there would NEVER have been a single refugee had the Arabs accepted the UN partition and/or chosen not to invade with genocidal intent.

Like so many anti-Israel narratives that reverse cause and effect today, the “Nakba” narrative inverts aggressor and victim. It erases the fact that the Jews were fighting for survival against a war of annihilation explicitly declared by the Arabs from day one.

What are some other ways cause and effect is reversed in modern anti-Israel discourse? Let me know your thoughts below.

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@sneako Moronic clown. Can’t believe you have the platform you do

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@AdameMedia Source: trust me bro

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@devahaz Aren’t autonomous jets just drones?

Take video of a reaper drone and use AI to update the video or just drop a jet in high altitude and record it. Then get retail investors to pile in with the help of influencers and cash out

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@skatetdieu @DC_Latino_ @shannonrwatts A tale as old as times….Pals (or Arab countries) attack Israel. Israel attacks and wins…Jews, Zionista and Israel gets blamed.

If the Israelis put down their arms…they die, if Arab countries just chill…they get left alone

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@skatetdieu @shannonrwatts Zionism is the idea of the historical Jewish homeland in the state of Israel. If they had that may be millions of Jews wouldn’t have been killed.

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@briebriejoy Remember the time when Bernie Bros tanked the election in favor of the republicans and now we are stuck with a moron in the WH

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@AliceFromQueens Used Civic with 40k miles is $22k easy

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@WanjiruNjoya @CaffMomREDACTED She went to High school in Richmond

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@dantypo @Brownsfan252 Oil prices were up in 2021 on production cut Trump pushed

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@JagerHokie Same referee every time. That guy is garbage

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@SethAbramson Got it, I am going to use one lie to support another in a cascading bulleted list of bull shit

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@RealCandaceO What a nut case

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@GenZPatriotz The cause of his ED - jewish bankers

Why he was expelled from middle school- Jewish bankers

His inability to attract a mate - also Jewish bankers

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@TheJewishIdea Liking the message because I get the sarcasm

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@nickmmark One must at least consider that more people per capita in coastal states and/or blue cities have passports than the rest of America

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@ProjectLincoln People whose fruit and vegetable intake are exclusively fruit loops and fried potatoes.