freediver wrote on Mar 11
th, 2012 at 9:14pm:
What if I did so with the government's permission, but not the 'people's' (I take it you mean Muslims by this) permission?
Firstly, Palestine had no government at the time, it was under mandate. Secondly the mandate administrator, the British, declared their immigration illegal. You lose on both fronts.
freediver wrote on Mar 11
th, 2012 at 9:14pm:
Are you beginning to grasp the concept of legality yet? Or do you not distinguish between what Muslims want and what is legal?
Are you beginning to grasp the concept of learning what you're speaking about, before speaking on it yet?
freediver wrote on Mar 11
th, 2012 at 9:14pm:
The league of nations set limits on how many Jews were allowed to migrat to Israel?
Firstly no such entity as Israel existed at the time. When you can get that through your thick head, get back to me.
freediver wrote on Mar 11
th, 2012 at 9:14pm:
I noticed Avram was pretty at ease with acknowledging the role of Jewish extremists in the conflict. Something tells me if Muslims did the same instead of blaming everyone but the palestinians the problem would disappear overnight.
The Zionists' problem would disappear, yes. ie. that of the people whose homes they wish to misappropriate.
Of course many Zionists will be at ease with the issue, since they have something to gain by it. Muslims & Christians only have something to lose, so of course they'd not be at ease with it.
Any illegal entity attempting to overrun someone elses country of course seeks peace, since peace would legitimise their illegal presence. Any people being overrun by said illegal entity, would of course never accept it.
The fact you can't see why this is the case fd says a lot.