Why did "Nakba day" happen?
You don't believe the Israelis when they say it, so maybe you'll believe the PA Chairman Abbas, or these 12 others?
Multiple countries attacked Israel.
Those armies told the Arabs in Israel to leave.
Those armies, who some of them sided with, lost.
Would any other people who did this have a valid claim on the land, or a "right of return?"
(The descendants of those who trusted the Jews are today just under 2 million Arab-Israelis, living IN Israel, who are students at universities, doctors, lawyers, judges, business owners, Israeli politicians, etc.)
As for the others, the real catastrophe was all the lies, being scared of the Jews, and not listening to their offer to stay despite Israel having been attacked. Oh, and then the U.N.'s partitioned country of Palestine might now exist too, but for decades they said no to every peace plan, and kept attacking and trying to get the whole land.
Please join this conversation to,
@contextualize...
Leave Why did "Nakba day" happen? to:
Read more #nakba posts
Best Posts From Contextualize
We have not curated any of contextualize's posts yet. But you can encourage our curation team to review posts by visiting them regularly and by referring other readers. Because we give priority to frequently read content.
More Posts From Contextualize
- Desalinization is about to get much cheaper.
- Palestinian sanctions on Palestinians.
- From the people of Iran to Israel: "WeStandWithIsrael"
- From Israel to Iran: "We love you!"
- That time the IDF built a hospital in 1 day, saved 1,111 lives, delivered 16 newborns, and affected thousands more.
- Israeli Technion University develops nanoscopic system for combating childhood cancers.
- Jewish mom's invention will save and improve millions of lives!
- Man drinks 20g of cannabis oil during Israeli knesset meeting.
- Volcano rescue team.
- Electricity and the Gaza strip.