Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

The story of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not something that begun yesterday it is certain thing has been going on for more than 50 years. It is a confrontation that began with the affirmation of Israel on the Palestinian land in 1948, and even before it has been going on since the beginnings of the Zionist-Jewish immigration to Palestine under the British protection.

The Palestinians all this time have been pain from these illicit undertakings of the expansion of the Israeli settlements, where they have been forced to depart their land. And the annals of this conflict observers a alallotmentment of massacres done by Israel against the Palestinians, most spectacularly at Deir Yassin where in April 1948, 254 defenseless citizens were slaughtered. This is all a Confiscation principle being pursued up today, in 1948, in Israel, Arab villages were bulldozed over, citrus groves, countries, and property grabbed, and their proprietors and inhabitants prohibited from returning. This brutal principle was directed in alignment to put fear in their hearts and force them to depart their lands. And if they opposed or not, they were habitually the losers, time after time; they left their countries with a wish that they might arrive back someday. And the well known Zionist slogan in the beginnings of this years that states "Palestine is a land without persons for a persons without land" discloses how brutally the Palestinians were treated.

The Zionists of the years not ever identified that there is another persons in what they assertion to be their "promised homeland", they not ever admitted the detail that there is another people inhabiting that land, they not ever raised the inquiry for a correct answer for that difficulty, they even went further. The militant Zionist Revisionist foremost Vladimir Jabotinsky was under no illusion as his young person Zionists, he appreciated that there is another people, Jabotinsky understood the Arab objections to Zionism, but his aim was the accomplishment of a Jewish state, not the pursuit of some humanitarian ideal. He announced: "We will not promise any reward either to the Arabs of Palestine or to Arabs abroad. Avoluntary affirmation is unattainable, and therefore those who regard an accord with the Arabs as a status sine qua non of Zionism should admit to themselves today that this condition cannot be attained therefore we must eschew Zionism. We must either suspend our town efforts or extend them without paying attention to the feeling of the natives. Settlement can evolve under the defence of a force which is not reliant on the local community, behind an iron wall which they will be powerless to shatter down."

Even years after the foundation of Israel still Zionists dare to state that Arabs not ever existed in Palestine, as the Israeli major Minister Golda Meir tried on June 15th, 1969 to re-create the unsustainable myth when she notified London's Sunday Times: "There is no such thing as a Palestinian people... It is not as if we came and chucked them out and took their ...