Israeli government is planning the largest ethnic cleansing since 1948

[StonyArabia]

It’s not ethnic cleansing to evict illegal usurpers, occupiers of Lands stolen from Jewish. Jews still hold the deeds to the Land of Israel and we never sold or relinquished them. Ethnic cleansing and Judenrein apply to Arab societies especially when it comes to Jews. The Jews were and are ethnically cleansed in every Arab and most Muslim countries including the Palestinian autonomous territories.

That's myth and you know it, plus many of them choose to migrate freely to Israel after it was created. It's true that there was some prosecution especially in Iraq, but for the most part most chose to freely migrate.

[CrystalMaiden]

Now you understand why they were evicted from every single country they inhabited

If Holocaust was real you deserve it you wicked, mentally and morally degenerated race.

[ariel]

That's myth and you know it, plus many of them choose to migrate freely to Israel after it was created. It's true that there was some prosecution especially in Iraq, but for the most part most chose to freely migrate.

you are lier, you forced jews leave their houses and all their money for the arab government.

With the November 1947 declaration of United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine, severe anti-Jewish pogroms with massive casualties erupted across the Arab World. Arab pogroms against Jews in Aden and Syria were particularly violent.[citation needed] The violence prompted a severe increase in Jewish exodus, with the Aleppo Jewish community deteriorating into decline and soon after the pogrom half the city's Jewish population had left.[20] In 1948, the violence had spread to Egypt, Morocco and Iraq as well, practically covering all Arab countries.[citation needed] At the same time, independent Arab countries began to encourage Jewish emigration to Israel.[21][22][23]

In Libya, Jews were deprived of citizenship, and in Iraq, their property was seized. Those Jews who were forced to emigrate were not allowed to take their property. From 1948 to 1949, the Israeli government secretly airlifted 50,000 Jews from Yemen and from 1950 to 1952, 130,000 Jews were airlifted from Iraq. From 1949 to 1951, 30,000 Jews fled Libya to Israel. In these cases over 90% of the Jewish population opted to leave, despite the necessity of leaving their property behind.[24]

In total it is estimated that 800,000 to 1,000,000 Jews were forced out or fled from their homes in Arab countries from 1948 until the early 1970s. Some place the emigration peak to a slightly earlier time window of 1944 to 1964, when some 700,000 Jews moved to Israel from Arab countries and were dispossessed of nearly their entire property.[25]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_...slim_countries

[Philo]

Correction.

Alas, you have violated one of the logical fallacies on Anglojew's list.

How can I live with myself now?

The Negev is in Israel. Not sure what you're talking about.

Wait, so you actually bothered to read the crap posted by the colombian self-hating mestizo?

Now you understand why they were evicted from every single country they inhabited

If Holocaust was real you deserve it you wicked, mentally and morally degenerated race.

And you deserved Srbernica. Unlike you, I'm not going to deny history, just be proudly happy about it

[Incal]

Those people (Israelis and Palestinians)will kill one another until there is no one left in their land.

It's taking them too much time. They should haste.

[Mason8]

That's myth and you know it, plus many of them choose to migrate freely to Israel after it was created. It's true that there was some prosecution especially in Iraq, but for the most part most chose to freely migrate.

But it was no myth.

The fact is 1,256 Jews were killed in five months. Even before the first Arab villages were captured in April, 924 Jews had already been killed.

39 Jews were killed by Arab rioters at Haifa’s oil refinery on December 30, 1947. On January 16, 1948, 35 Jews were killed trying to reach Gush Etzion. On February 22, 44 Jews were murdered in a bombing on Jerusalem’s Rehov Ben-Yehuda. And on February 29, 23 Jews were killed all across Palestine, eight of them at the Hayotzek iron foundry.

35 Jews were murdered during the Mount Scopus convoy massacre on April 13. And 127 Jews were massacred at Kfar Etzion on May 15, 1948, after 30 others had died defending the Etzion Bloc.

[Baluarte]

Israel to begin construction on new Jewish neighborhood in East Jerusalem
http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/.premium-1.540080

Developer to build 63 housing units near Arab neighborhood of Jabal Mukkaber; announcement comes day after Bennett says construction in Jerusalem will resume in near future.

Housing Minister Uri Ariel and Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat plan to attend a ceremony next week to lay the cornerstone for a new Jewish neighborhood near Jabal Mukkaber, a predominantly Arab neighborhood in southeast Jerusalem.

The news of their attendance comes just a day after Economy Minister Naftali Bennett said construction in Jerusalem would resume in the near future.

The new Jewish housing blocs are being built by the Bemuna construction company which, according to its website, has built neighborhoods across Israel for the national religious community since 1995. The company recently received a construction permit after a delay of about three years, which Bemuna officials say stemmed from political reasons.

The neighborhood, designed to include 63 housing units, is planned for the area that connects Jabal Mukkaber and the southern Jerusalem neighborhood of Armon Hanatziv (which Bemuna also helped build). The housing units were sold five years ago to a group of buyers, and the company had received a construction permit for an underground parking garage, which has since been built. The construction permit for the rest of the neighborhood was delayed due to political pressure, and the Jerusalem District Planning and Building Committee put the construction on hold despite the plan having been approved.

About six months ago, Bemuna received written proof that delays in issuing the construction permit resulted from political concerns. The developers received a letter from then-Interior Minister Eli Yishai’s bureau chief, Yaniv Benita, who told them that Yishai has received the request regarding the new neighborhood’s construction. “Unfortunately, for political reasons, the plan cannot be discussed,” Benita wrote. “When the relevant permits are received for these plans, they will be discussed by the District Planning and Building Committee.”

Meanwhile, the head of Bemuna, Israel Zeira, said that politics must not play a role in Israeli construction and planning. “There must be an end to political interference in construction in Israel, and particularly in Jerusalem, which invites additional pressures from the international community,” Zeira said. He claimed that such delays only applied to Jewish construction and said that Bemuna may sue the Interior Ministry for damages over the delay.

“It’s impossible to describe the anguish and harm that the buyers of these apartments have endured,” Zeira said. “Anyone who wants to solve the housing problem cannot be driven by political reasons or surrender to American pressure again and again. At the end of the day, the apartment owners are the ones who pay the price.”

These planned housing units will not be the first Jewish community adjacent to Jabal Mukkaber. Nof Zion, a large, gated apartment complex, where Jews live in the midst of a Palestinian village, is nearby as well. Like Nof Zion, the new neighborhood is not an ideologically motivated settlement built by a right-wing non-profit group, but a neighborhood constructed by a private developer who caters to national religious Jews.

The cornerstone-laying ceremony also comes against the backdrop of municipal elections, a time when the incumbent mayor is seeking to curry favor with the national religious community, which could sway the election. Bemuna officials said that Barkat and Ariel both support the new plan.

In recent months, Jerusalem-area developers have complained of many delays in construction plans for Jewish neighborhoods beyond the Green Line - evidently the Housing Ministry has delayed several construction tenders due to pressure from the Prime Minister’s Office.

Last week, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry set the wheels in motion for the first direct peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians in almost three years. Israeli and Palestinian delegations arrived in Washington for discussions on the agenda for the nine-month-long negotiations.

[Formozgan]

Meanwhile your muzzie friends are killing christians all over the middle-east. Fuck off balufarte.

Yehoods in reality are not any better than Takfiris, Nazis:

http://rt.com/news/christian-monaste...jerusalem-510/

Radical Jewish settlers vandalized a Christian church outside of Jerusalem, spray-painting “Jesus is a bastard” and “price tag” on its outer door. Such attacks have been on the rise despite police promises to curb hate crimes in the Holy Land.

The blue graffiti denigrating the central figure to the Christian religion was scrawled on the door of the Franciscan Convent near the Dormition Abbey Church early on Tuesday. It was removed soon after.

The Dormition Abbey Church, located on Mount Zion just outside the walls of the Old City, is believed by many Christians to be the site where the Virgin Mary died.

“What took place is that a church on Mount Zion was targeted. On it was written graffiti against Christianity, and 'price tag,' and now we're investigating the incident,” police spokesman Mickey Rosenfeld told AFP.

The term "price tag" is used to denote crimes carried out against local Palestinians or Israeli security forces in retaliation for any actions taken to curb settlement expansion.

"Price tag actions are contrary to the Jewish religion and causes great harm to Israel," Israeli President Shimon Peres said in a statement in response to the Mount Zion attack, Reuters reports. "Holy sites must not be harmed."
A picture released by the Franciscan monastery on October 2, 2012, shows anti-Christian graffiti denigrating Jesus with the words "price tag."(AFP Photo)

A picture released by the Franciscan monastery on October 2, 2012, shows anti-Christian graffiti denigrating Jesus with the words "price tag."(AFP Photo)

A picture released by the Franciscan monastery on October 2, 2012, shows anti-Christian graffiti denigrating Jesus with the words "price tag."(AFP Photo)

“Price tag” attacks have been on the rise in recent months, with Palestinian and Israeli-Arab cars, mosques and olive trees often targeted for arson. The perpetrators have broadened the scope of their victims in recent months, increasingly setting their sights on churches, citizens opposed to settlement expansion and Israeli soldiers.

Tuesday’s attack was the second targeting a Christian site in less than a month.

In September, pro-settlement vandals defaced the Latrun monastery in the West Bank, writing “Jesus is a monkey” in large orange letters on its outer wall. The also torched the wooden door at the monastery entrance following the evacuation of the Migron output.

In February two cars and a stone fence at the Valley of the Cross Monastery in Jerusalem were also vandalized with phrases like “Jesus drop dead” and “Death to Christians.” The cars’ tires were also slashed.

Christian leaders denounced the attack, saying the “forces of hatred” were targeting them with these violent acts as a form of scapegoating.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said those responsible for last month’s “criminal act” must be “severely punished.”

Rosenfeld said a special investigative unit had been created to look into the anti-Christian hate crimes.

Palestinians and Israeli anti-settlement activists have questioned the effectiveness of the task force, saying little has been done to arrest those responsible for carrying out such attacks.
A Trappist monk walks between graffiti reading in Hebrew, "Jesus monkey"(L) from the September 4, 2012 attack. (AFP Photo/Menahem Kahana)