who cares what "american jews" think where israel is concerned?......most of them are ultra liberals who vote democrat.. ... being a jew in america does not make someone an israeli - nor does it give them any special insight where hamas and facing radical islamists is concerned..... most american jews have never even been to israel.... ... .... . . it;s the opinions of real israelis who actually live and work within range of hamas rockets that matter.... and most of them fully support trump and his ideas for what should be done in gaza......... .
Thank you! I see people (even on the FFF) making this comment quite frequently, and I’ve always wondered why the thinking process of a Jewish American has any bearing on the thought process of Jews in Israel. No one ever says, “the Americans of Irish descent think…” or let’s poll African-Americans about a situation in Djibouti, Africa.” How ridiculous!
If what the residents in the area think is what really matters, why didn't it matter in 1947?Thank you! I see people (even on the FFF) making this comment quite frequently, and I’ve always wondered why the thinking process of a Jewish American has any bearing on the thought process of Jews in Israel. No one ever says, “the Americans of Irish descent think…” or let’s poll African-Americans about a situation in Djibouti, Africa.” How ridiculous!
Because it ain’t 1947, dude! Time marches on….
well why don;t you jump in your little time machine - go back to 1947 and ask president truman that question?...... none of us were around back then so how should we know?........... all i know is that it matters now....
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I thought I heard him say something to the effect that "somebody ought to take over Gaza" and send the (so-called) Palestinians back where they came (the various countries around them - Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Etc.). Such would be better for the (so-called) Palestinians and everyone else in the region. Gaza ought to be a beautiful resort with a great deal of economic opportunity.Okay, okay, let's assume for the sake of argument (or to avoid an argument) that expelling all the Palestinians from Gaza is a great idea, that America has the unilateral right to do this, and we don't care what American Jews think, and we don't have any problem with sending the Marines to carry it out.
Where are we going to put all these Palestinians? President Trump has stated that we are not going to recompense them for lost real estate in Gaza - is that fair? Are we going to pay their relocation expense? Are we going to pay to construct or purchase housing for them in their new location? Where are we going to put them? Egypt, Jordan, Spain, Ireland and Norway have not agreed to accept them - how about Greenland? It this going to be any cheaper than our adventures in Afghanistan or Ukraine?
We can debate and fantasize about this all we want, but the bottom line is, this whole idea is impractical, and we really don't have the right to make it happen, and it shouldn't happen. Would we want anything like this done to us?
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., told reporters “there’s probably a couple of kinks in that slinky” and predicted "obviously it’s not going to happen, I don’t know under what circumstance it would make sense even.”
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said the U.S. has “no business” occupying Gaza, adding “I thought we voted for America First.”
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., said “I don’t know that I think it’s the best use of United States resources” and that he doesn’t believe the U.S. should send troops to Gaza.
Republicans Break With Trump On Proposed Gaza Takeover—Here’s What To Know
“Obviously it’s not going to happen. I don’t know under what circumstance it would make sense even,” Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., told reporters.
like you - they all seem to have gotten blown away by the rhetoric and completely misunderstood how trumps negotiates or operates...... they are imagining extremes and reacting to worst case scenarios that won;t happen if the arab world gives up it;s fetish for controlling the rest of the world through terror.....Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., told reporters “there’s probably a couple of kinks in that slinky” and predicted "obviously it’s not going to happen, I don’t know under what circumstance it would make sense even.”
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said the U.S. has “no business” occupying Gaza, adding “I thought we voted for America First.”
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., said “I don’t know that I think it’s the best use of United States resources” and that he doesn’t believe the U.S. should send troops to Gaza.
Republicans Break With Trump On Proposed Gaza Takeover—Here’s What To Know
“Obviously it’s not going to happen. I don’t know under what circumstance it would make sense even,” Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., told reporters.
Way more than that…they’ve been calling for the complete annihilation of Israel for years. I’ve noticed Ekk never gets upset about that point (for some strange reason)
More precisely, it was the Ottomans. And their alliance with Germany was probably more about defeating the British Empire than anything , just like our alliance with Communist Russia was about defeating the Axis powers.
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Correction... I was confusing the WWs. I shouldn't post while at work. Anyway, the Ottomans were allied formally with Germany in WWI, but fast forward to WWII where a people would naturally collaborate with the enemies of their oppressors. Yet no one in Palestine was goose-stepping to Deutschland Uber Alles.
I have an idea, just get the U.N. to mandate it like the League of Nations did a hundred years ago.
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You're a sage.
And all the "Christians" said "Amen!"
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Clearly they're antisemitic.Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., told reporters “there’s probably a couple of kinks in that slinky” and predicted "obviously it’s not going to happen, I don’t know under what circumstance it would make sense even.”
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said the U.S. has “no business” occupying Gaza, adding “I thought we voted for America First.”
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., said “I don’t know that I think it’s the best use of United States resources” and that he doesn’t believe the U.S. should send troops to Gaza.
Republicans Break With Trump On Proposed Gaza Takeover—Here’s What To Know
“Obviously it’s not going to happen. I don’t know under what circumstance it would make sense even,” Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., told reporters.
When one's land is promised to another people by a foreign government, it would seem to be the understandable reaction.