The Turks are extremely pragmatic and operate like a corporation with no ethics. Thereβs no one to say they wouldnβt have come up with something similar to the partition plan.
The State of Palestine
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fake news. arabs were not a monolith. arabs were also important soldiers for the ottomans. according to a turkish historian there were 300k arab ottoman soldiers.
The forgotten Arabs of Gallipoli
At a small but moving ceremony on 8 January, hundreds of Turks marked the 88th anniversary of the end of a famous first world war β Gallipoli.
Is not the relationship between Palestina and Belestine (region) obvious? Did you know letter 'P' was adopted into English in the 16th century?
No I didnβt know that.
Are you an Israeli?
Your profile photo of Y Shamir threw me off.
Palestine from 1920 and the work of Chaim Weizmann,
Skolov and Herbert Samuel, and the Balfour Declaration.
Skolov and Herbert Samuel, and the Balfour Declaration.
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I become a different personality every six months on here.
Guys hear me out. Iβm all for the Palestinians and I wish the Jewish settlers would go back to Europe and return Palestine to the Palestinians.
But as you can imagine this likely wonβt happen. It definitely wonβt happen through armed struggle as you can all see. And the Jews wonβt pack their stuff up and leave.
The remaining options are
a) begrudgingly accept a two state solution or
b) perpetually throw rocks at tanks and then be blamed for getting killed. Clearly this is not viable and will never work.
A two state solution is painful because it means the people uprooted from their land on 1948 will not return. But it is the only solution that guarantees some dignity and self determination for these people.
Unilaterally abandoning the river to the sea and public demanding a Palestinian state is more powerful than starting unwinnable wars or being painted as the bad guys. The media will have no choice but to cover you if you want the two state solution.
But as you can imagine this likely wonβt happen. It definitely wonβt happen through armed struggle as you can all see. And the Jews wonβt pack their stuff up and leave.
The remaining options are
a) begrudgingly accept a two state solution or
b) perpetually throw rocks at tanks and then be blamed for getting killed. Clearly this is not viable and will never work.
A two state solution is painful because it means the people uprooted from their land on 1948 will not return. But it is the only solution that guarantees some dignity and self determination for these people.
Unilaterally abandoning the river to the sea and public demanding a Palestinian state is more powerful than starting unwinnable wars or being painted as the bad guys. The media will have no choice but to cover you if you want the two state solution.
The US has vetoed a widely supported resolution at the UN Security Council (UNSC) that would have paved the way for the state of Palestine to gain full membership at the United Nations.
Twelve countries voted in favour of the resolution, which was brought for a vote during an hours-long Security Council session in New York on Thursday, while two others β Britain and Switzerland β abstained.
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The state of Palestine currently is a non-member observer at the UN. But an application to become a full UN member needs to be approved by the Security Council and then at least two-thirds of the General Assembly.
www.aljazeera.com
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Palestineβs status at the UN explained
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Twelve countries voted in favour of the resolution, which was brought for a vote during an hours-long Security Council session in New York on Thursday, while two others β Britain and Switzerland β abstained.
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The state of Palestine currently is a non-member observer at the UN. But an application to become a full UN member needs to be approved by the Security Council and then at least two-thirds of the General Assembly.
US blocks Palestinian push for full UN membership at Security Council
US vetoes UN Security Council resolution that recommended the State of Palestineβs full membership in the world body.
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Palestineβs status at the UN explained
Palestineβs status at the UN explained
What will it take for Palestine to become a full UN Member State? As the Security Council takes up the matter while the devastating war in Gaza enters its seventh month, we looked at Palestineβs current status and what it takes to become a UN Member State.
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