Worthy News: Jordan: End Israeli occupation, violence will end - Jerus

[George]

Jordan's King Abdullah II said Tuesday that until Israel ends its occupation of Palestinian lands and gives Palestinian their rights, the cycle of violence will continue in the region and its effects will be felt throughout the world.

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[O'Dannyboy]

It's interesting that the King of Jordan should say this when he knows all too well that the territory of "palestine", which he claims belongs to the Palestinians, was divided up and resulted in the creation of Jordan itself. If these countries actually believe that the lands of Palestine should be returned to the Palestinians let them be the first, or open their borders to the Palestinians as they should have done from the very beginning.

[Rebmilc]

Absolutely O'dannyboy.

Under the partition of the land it worked out that Jordan got 95% and Israel got 5%.

[Old Timer]

It's interesting that the King of Jordan should say this when he knows all too well that the territory of "palestine", which he claims belongs to the Palestinians, was divided up and resulted in the creation of Jordan itself. If these countries actually believe that the lands of Palestine should be returned to the Palestinians let them be the first, or open their borders to the Palestinians as they should have done from the very beginning.

[Guest yod]

yes the occupation should end. Occupation is a word defined as a "foreign entity maintaining possession of an area by military means"

This land is called "Israel".

Who are the foreigners???

They should leave or live peacefully with their host nation.

[Guest shiloh357]

Jordan's King Abdullah II said Tuesday that until Israel ends its occupation of Palestinian lands and gives Palestinian their rights, the cycle of violence will continue in the region and its effects will be felt throughout the world.

http://www.worthynews.com/news/jpost-com-s...rticle-Printer/

When the King of Jordan refers to "Palestinian Lands" he including All of Israel. The uniformed West assumes he only means the West Bank and E. Jerusalem. The violence that Israel is subjected to, predates Israel's presence in the West Bank. If the violence is the product of Israel's presence in the West Bank, how does that account for the fact that the Six Day War started when Israel was not in the WestBank? Furthermore how does it account for the war of independence in 1948 and the Suez War in 1956? How does it account for the decades of terrorism committed against Israel prior to 1967? The root of the violence is Arab/Muslim hatred for Israel, period.

The goal has always been to dismantle Israel completely.

[O'Dannyboy]

Jordan's King Abdullah II said Tuesday that until Israel ends its occupation of Palestinian lands and gives Palestinian their rights, the cycle of violence will continue in the region and its effects will be felt throughout the world.

http://www.worthynews.com/news/jpost-com-s...rticle-Printer/

When the King of Jordan refers to "Palestinian Lands" he including All of Israel. The uniformed West assumes he only means the West Bank and E. Jerusalem. The violence that Israel is subjected to, predates Israel's presence in the West Bank. If the violence is the product of Israel's presence in the West Bank, how does that account for the fact that the Six Day War started when Israel was not in the WestBank? Furthermore how does it account for the war of independence in 1948 and the Suez War in 1956? How does it account for the decades of terrorism committed against Israel prior to 1967? The root of the violence is Arab/Muslim hatred for Israel, period.

The goal has always been to dismantle Israel completely.

I agree. Let the King of Jordan put up or shut up. Let the palestinians enter freely into Jordan and grant them citizenship and maybe other nations will do the same, but it would be quite hipocritical to ask this only of Israel. He wishes to make it look like Israel alone is responsible for the plight of the "palestinian" people when Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt are, at least, equally responsible. These days the people known to us as the palestinains, to me, resemble a junk yard dog all too willing to bite the hand that feeds it after the neigborhood kids have finished tormenting it from the safety of the fence. Perhaps not the most accurate representation but its close.

[Arthur Durnan]

Tell the Jordanian Monarch to check Abraham's Land Grant enterprise out of Genesis 15 & try to find where his Hashemite Kingdom might fit in.

http://arthurdurnan.freeyellow.com

[Guest shiloh357]

Jordan's King Abdullah II said Tuesday that until Israel ends its occupation of Palestinian lands and gives Palestinian their rights, the cycle of violence will continue in the region and its effects will be felt throughout the world.

http://www.worthynews.com/news/jpost-com-s...rticle-Printer/

When the King of Jordan refers to "Palestinian Lands" he including All of Israel. The uniformed West assumes he only means the West Bank and E. Jerusalem. The violence that Israel is subjected to, predates Israel's presence in the West Bank. If the violence is the product of Israel's presence in the West Bank, how does that account for the fact that the Six Day War started when Israel was not in the WestBank? Furthermore how does it account for the war of independence in 1948 and the Suez War in 1956? How does it account for the decades of terrorism committed against Israel prior to 1967? The root of the violence is Arab/Muslim hatred for Israel, period.

The goal has always been to dismantle Israel completely.

I agree. Let the King of Jordan put up or shut up. Let the palestinians enter freely into Jordan and grant them citizenship and maybe other nations will do the same, but it would be quite hipocritical to ask this only of Israel. He wishes to make it look like Israel alone is responsible for the plight of the "palestinian" people when Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt are, at least, equally responsible. These days the people known to us as the palestinains, to me, resemble a junk yard dog all too willing to bite the hand that feeds it after the neigborhood kids have finished tormenting it from the safety of the fence. Perhaps not the most accurate representation but its close.

Israel did not make the Palestinians refugees. The Arabs created the refugee problem and chose to continue it only because it serves as an effective weapon against Israel in the media arena. No one cares about truth or facts, and the Arab world plays off of the general historical illiteracy of the West. The Arab world needs to take responsibility for the refugee problem they created through their failed and futile attempts to destroy Israel.

[Rebmilc]

All this reminds me of newsclip I saw on British TV put out by the BBC during the Iraq war. The BBC reporter was interviewing an iraqui and asking him what he thought about the war. The guy answered "We don't want the Americans or British here, let them concentrate on their own countries" On his shoulder he was carrying a sack of grain that he had just picked up from a humanitarian supply depot. The writing on the sack said "Grain from America".