- I assume you agree israel can't be physically displaced
- I assume you agree that as britain's displacement of the ottomans was valid, so too is the jewish terrorist/renegade displacement of britain
- I assume you agree britain was not acting altruistically, given its installation of a hitler ally as the jewish partner in diplomacy
From the jewish perspective, britain allowing jews access to their own homeland is not an act meriting a response of gratitude.
The remaining concern is regarding expulsion - I'd rather discuss this directly and not by analogy. Is there a particular large-scale instance of israel expelling some people which you feel is particularly unjustifiable?
- I assume you agree that as britain's displacement of the ottomans was valid, so too is the jewish terrorist/renegade displacement of britain
- I assume you agree britain was not acting altruistically, given its installation of a hitler ally as the jewish partner in diplomacy
From the jewish perspective, britain allowing jews access to their own homeland is not an act meriting a response of gratitude.
The remaining concern is regarding expulsion - I'd rather discuss this directly and not by analogy. Is there a particular large-scale instance of israel expelling some people which you feel is particularly unjustifiable?