Middle East Violence (content may offend)

[737Max]

Gaza aid contractor tells BBC he saw colleagues fire on hungry Palestinians

The Israel- and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has strongly denied the allegation.

www.bbc.co.uk

Another example of whistleblowers corroborating what video evidence and reports have said.

Let me guess, BBC haven't verified it or needed weeks/months to do so

 

[MomoWASright]

Let me guess, BBC haven't verified it or needed weeks/months to do so

Wait until it’s undeniably true before reporting it.

 

[737Max]

i'm so glad I cancelled my tv licence

 

[Judge Jules]

Respectfully,

So because some 'demanded' it more it should happen?

As for the last paragraph, you can discuss the UN. Mainly the emergence/force of Zionism, the Balfour declaration but importantly the sympathy towards Jews after the horrors of the holocaust.

Palestinians were not uniformly rejected by neighbouring Arab countries.
over 300k went to Jordan (recently the gov suggested nearly half of Jordanians have Palestinian roots)
Approx 100k went to Syria and Lebabon/Egypt also took on many Palestinians.
I know people who have visited the camps in Jordan where Palestinians are still living.

This is false info that only serves to continue to describe Arabs/Palestinians as less than human and no-one wants them.


I'm living in my house, I've been here for generations.
Some guy comes along and tells me to move at gunpoint but offers my Israeli citizenship. Maybe practically I should take it, maybe my pride might tell him where to go.
On the other hand, I've got nothing and someone offers me 55%, sure I'll take it.

Equally respectfully:

1. I didn't say it should or shouldn't happen. I said that's one reason why it did happen. The fact remains that, whatever the reason(s) for it, it was a decision taken by the whole of the UN. Those who think as you do never make reference to that because it doesn't fit your slanted narrative.

2. The 400,000 or so to whom you refer are a fraction of the number of people affected.

3. The governments of the countries involved did say no. The refugees turned up anyway and many of them were treated - and in some cases continue to be treated - as highly unwelcome guests.