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In reply to the discussion: NLRB Confirms Legality of Union Support for Israel Boycott; Union Condemns Political Attacks on BDS [View all]aranthus
(3,386 posts)38. We've had this discussion before.
You are deliberately misreading Morris. He doesn't say that the Arabs were all, or even mostly, expelled. Like most responsible historians he recognizes that most simply ran from the war; a war the Arabs started.
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NLRB Confirms Legality of Union Support for Israel Boycott; Union Condemns Political Attacks on BDS [View all]
Little Tich
Jul 2016
OP
I personally don't think that promoting equal rights for Palestinians is anti-Semitic.
Little Tich
Jul 2016
#7
Only about 10% of Palestinians would agree to a secular, liberal western style democracy.
shira
Jul 2016
#15
If the partition plan from 1947 would've been adhered to, the Palestinian refugees would've been
Little Tich
Jul 2016
#24
I suppose that if one starts drinking the hasbara kool-Aid, there's no going back to reality.
Little Tich
Jul 2016
#30
Did you download a copy of Morris's "The Birth of the Palestinian refugee problem revisited"?
Little Tich
Jul 2016
#39