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Zionism was brought to the world agenda in the latter part of the nineteenth century by Theodor Herzl (1860-1904), an Austrian Jewish journalist. Both Herzl and his comrades were people with very weak religious beliefs, if any at all. They saw "Jewishness" as the name of a race, not as a community of belief. They suggested that the Jews were a separate race from European nations, that it was impossible for them to live together, and that it was essential they establish their own homeland. They did not rely on religious thinking when deciding where that homeland should be. Theodor Herzl, the founder of Zionism, once thought of Uganda, and this became known as the "Uganda Plan." The Zionists later decided on Palestine. The reason for this was Palestine was regarded as "the Jews' historical homeland," rather than for any religious significance it had for them.
Theodor Herzl, the founder of political Zionism, stated that reinforcing anti-Semitism was the only way to save the Jews from assimilation and to convince them to emigrate to Palestine
Another characteristic of Zionism is its reliance upon false propaganda themes, perhaps the most important of which is the slogan "a land without people for a people without land." In other words Palestine, the "land without people" must be given to the Jews, "the people without land." In the first 20 years of the twentieth century, the World Zionist Organization used this slogan insistently to convince European governments, principally England, and their people that Palestine should be given to the Jews. In 1917, as a result of this persuasion campaign, England announced in its Balfour Declaration that "His Majesty's Government views with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people… in Palestine."
The letter sent by the Foreign Secretary of England Sir Arthur Balfour to Lord Rothschild became known as the "Balfour Declaration." The original letter is pictured at right;
The Zionists made great efforts to get other Jews to accept these non-religious ideas. The new World Zionist Organization undertook vast propaganda work in almost all countries with Jewish populations, and began to suggest that Jews could not live peacefully with other nations and that they were a separate "race." Therefore, they had to go and settle in Palestine. Most Jewish communities ignored these calls.
Thus the Zionists began to engage in "special activities" to "encourage" Jewish migration to Palestine, even force when necessary, such as harassing Jews in their home countries and cooperating with anti-Semites to ensure that governments would expel their Jews.
Groups of illegal immigrants organized by Zionist leaders managed to reach Palestine
In this way, Zionism entered world politics as a racist ideology maintaining that Jews should not live with other nations.
English police intervened forcefully when Palestinians protested the rapidly increasing Jewish immigration. As a result of this clash in Jaffa in 1933, 30 Palestinians died and 200 more were injured
1) British territory
2) Arab territory
3) Jewish territory
4) International territory
When Palestine came under British control following World War I, a large wave of Jewish migration to the area began. This migration gradually led to an increase in tension. During this period, several commissions were established to determine how the Jews and the Palestinians would share the land. The best-known of these were the Peel Commission, headed by England's former Foreign Secretary for India Lord Earl Peel, and the Morrison-Grady Commission, formed through an American-British partnership. The Peel Commission recommended that the British Mandate be lifted and that the region be divided between the two groups. Only Jerusalem and Haifa would remain under British control and would be open to international observation. The Morrison-Grady Plan recommended that Palestine be divided into four separate cantons. However, members of these commissions did not consider that the land that they were trying to divide up had belonged to the Palestinian people for centuries, and that no one had the right to force them to share it against their will
As a result of the 3-year siege by Israeli forces, the Bourj al-Barajneh refugee camp near Beirut was completely destroyed. This photograph depicts the camp's condition in 1988
Palestinians living in refugee camps in Lebanon and Jordan have been struggling with great difficulties for decades. Hunger, epidemics, inclement weather, and the constant fear of new Israeli attacks have become facts of life for them. These views of the barracks erected by the UN show the extent of their poverty.
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In Solidarity with Palestine
Palestine broke free from Ottoman rule after the First World War with the help of the invading British army, but could never achieve the state of peace and security that it had enjoyed under the Ottomans. Over the course of nearly a century, thousands of innocent people have been killed by Israeli terror, massacres, and torture. Millions of innocent Palestinians have been forced from their homes and their homeland and sentenced to live in poverty, at the brink of starvation, in refugee camps. All efforts to solve this oppression and cruelty, played out before the world's eyes, and to build a sustainable regional peace have failed. The phony peace initiatives carried out under the auspices of Western governments have proven to be of NO use, other than to buy time for Israel to carry out new tactics for depopulating the territories it occupied.
Here one important fact must not be ignored - the Palestinians are being subjected to cruelty and humiliation while the entire world watches. While Palestinian civilians daily find themselves the targets of Israeli soldiers' bullets, while millions of people spend many years in hunger and poverty in refugee camps, while many Muslims (including women) are tortured in Israeli prisons, there are grave responsibilities incumbent upon all Muslims who believe in God and fear the Day of Judgment.
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As you read these lines, know that the struggle of thousands of beleaguered Palestinians to remain on their lands continues in all of its violence. The occupying Israeli forces may be bombing Palestinian cities or refugee camps. Possibly, children will be going to school under helicopter fire, and families who were forced to flee over 60 years ago will still be trying to scratch out an existence in the refugee camps. In any part of the West Bank, Jerusalem, or specialy in the Gaza Strip Palestinians today will endure oppression and cruelty mostly because they are "Muslim."
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For these reasons, every person of conscience must reflect upon this situation someway. The responsibility of following media stories about this cruelty and barbarism, and then continuing to live as if nothing has happened, no doubt will be a heavy burden to bear.
Palestinians who live in refugee camps today have difficulty meeting even the most basic needs, can use water and electricity only when Israel allows it, and travel many miles to work for very low wages. For those who go to work or to visit relatives who live in a nearby refugee camp, the trip should take no more than 15 minutes. However, the whole event often turns into a nightmare due to ID checks at frequent checkpoints, where soldiers on duty subject them to verbal and physical harassment, patronization, and humiliation. They cannot get from point A to point B without a passport. And because Israeli soldiers often close roads for "security" reasons, Palestinians often cannot go to their jobs, the places they want to go, or even to the hospital when they are sick. Moreover, people living in the refugee camps live daily with the fear of being bombed, killed, wounded, and arrested, because the fanatical Jewish settlements surrounding the camps constitute a real threat due to the harassment and attacks launched by their fanatic Jewish inhabitants.
Recent Pictures and Massacres
Weapons in the hands of Cowardice
No respect even toward the dead
Do you see real man can do this with women and children !!!
..obviousely the act of Cowards
The gifts of Zionists to Palestinians&Lebanese
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Zionists Children
Palestinian&Lebanese Kids
Zionists oppress the Journalists.. So that the world woudn't see their Crimes
Demolishing
Rachel Corrie, a great American girl, while she was protecting a palestinian house... with No mercy Zionists killed her
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The responsibility borne by those who hear this command and wish to rush to the aid of those experiencing cruelty is that explained by:
"Let there be a community among you who call to the good, enjoin the right, and forbid the wrong. They are the ones who have success" (Qur'an, 3:104).
If you are not satisfied.. see the following cruelty of Zionists
Even all the sufferings..
Nothing equals Palestinians' Great Courage
Without doubt.. They enjoy a Divine Bravery
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>>> Zionists are over the top Cowards
The great courage of this girl means the end of Israel is Inevitable
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She said:
" Proude as eagles we will live,
Erect as lions we will die "
People around the world supporting Palestinians
" Whoever of you sees an evil action, Change it with your hand; and if you are not able to do so, then with your tongue; and if you are not able to do so, then with your heart - and this is the weakest of faith ".
The Messenger Mohamed
May the blessings and peace of Allah be upon him
