who are main resident of Palestine ?
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That's a pretty poor understanding of history.\n\nThe Jewish people are one of two Israel-ish people to emerge from the bronze age into Iron age Canaan. Current archaeology shows that the legendary kings, David and Solomon, were truly historical person who lived about three thousand years ago in the area. Some Bedouin-style tent sites show that the inhabitants of Judaea (at around this time) had stopped eating pork - the only bronze age people to do so. \n\nThe ancestors of the modern Jewish people were conquered by the Babylonians from 2700 to 2500 years ago - Israel first, then Judaea next. The Judaean fall - which is better attested to, appears to have been the less traumatic in fact, since the people survived the seventy year period of exile from their ancestral lands, and were restored to it in living memory of the elders.\n\nThe Jewish people would come to be occupied by the Romans 2,060 years ago, following a period of alliance between Rome and the Hasmoneans (the Maccabees.) Eventually, the Jews revolted, first 1,930 years ago, and then 1,870 years ago. The first revolt resulted in the destruction of Herod's temple. After the second revolution, the Romans razed Jerusalem and expelled the Jews from jerusalem.\n\nRome and its successors held Jerusalem for another 500 years, then were thrown out by Muslim conquerors. Conversion to Islam or Christianity played almost no role in the waning Jewish demographics of the land - Jews throughout history have been largely immune to forced conversion, as the Maccabean revolt and babylonian captivity showed. Constant war and persecution are what drove Jews from their own land.\n\nZionism is, like any other aboriginal land rights movement, the effort to restore land to its original and idigenous people. Despite the biblical motif, there is every reason to believe Jews are descended natively from people of Canaan, and are the only living people who can rightly claim to be ancestral to the land. It should be theirs, as the United Nations decreed it to be in 1948.\n\n"Palestine" is in fact Jordan. That is where self-identified Palestinians were meant to live in the 1948 agreements. As to what happens in the occupied lands of the 1967 war, that should be solved politically between all the stakeholders, and not resolved through strange claims about converting to Christianity or Islam.
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Israeldevelop a new policy in Palestine issue with Şaron's last gov't: ONE SİDED PEACE , in so İsrael withdraw from Gaza Stript and some areas of West Bank. this  withdraw is not about Mahmod Abbas or his gov't political success. Kadima will continue this policy and will withdraw from some part of West Bank additionally. Of course Palestinians own country will established, otherwise İsrael will never feel in secure. But the real problem is not the establisment of PAlestinian country but mainly the REFUGEE problem, THE BORDER OF THE PALESTINIAN STATE,and THE STATUE OF JURASALEM. to sum up Israel doesn't want to negotiate with HAMAS and its state policy doesn't need onether side... Because Israel want to draw Palestian sate border on its own self..
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A great question! Unfortunately the answer is not simple. It depends on which perspective you are looking from:\nFrom Arab and Muslim perspective, all of Middle East belongs to Arabs and Muslims, and any presence of non-Muslims there is occupation. To Arabs and Muslims, Jewish state is occupation, and colonialism. The Arab and Muslim perspective is that Jews don’t belong there, and they should “go back” to the Western countries where they came from.\n\nFrom Jewish perspective, Israel is their home, from where they were kicked out by the Romans some 1900 years ago. Since then Jews have been refugees and suffered terrible fate in both Muslim and Christian countries. For the Jews, creation of Israel is the end of world’s longest refugee crisis, and the Arabs living in the West Banks and Gaza are the occupiers of Jewish land. The Jewish perspective is that there was equal number of Jewish refugees from Arab countries and Arab refugees from Israel. Since Arabs already control the area that is 600 times bigger than Israel, there should be plenty of space for the Palestinian Arabs.\n\nSo as you see, there is not one, but two answers.\nAnd that is why there is no possibility for peace…
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Just the one; the Palestinian National Authority\n\nThe authority has two components; the president and the legislative council (headed by the Prime Minister)\n\nThe president is a member of Fatah, a political organisation that in turn is part of the PLO which for many years sought the liberation of Palestine. The PLO renounced terrorism and recognised the state of Israel a while back.\n\nThe council has a majority of members who belong to Hamas; Hamas seeks to create an Islamic republic in Palestine and is a prescribed terrorist organisation.\n\nThe Authority was created as part of the Oslo agreement which included renunciation of terrorism and the right for Israel to exist. Acceptance of the Oslo agreement would seem neccessary in accepting the legality of the Authority. Unfortunately, Hamas has got elected without taking these steps, thus creating an impasse\n\nGenerally, the legality of political parties is a process/hurdle as part of the democratic process; this appears to have been overlooked by the authors of the Oslo Peace accord
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No one ever talked about "Palestine" until the mid-1960's. Until then, all the Arabs ever talked about was annexing the land into Syria/Jordon/Egypt.\n\nBut I have good news. There is a Palestine. It's called Jordon.\n\nEDIT:lol @ Global's non answer. All he needs is a few quotes from the fake "Protocals of the Elders of Zion" and he'd be all set.
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It is the religin of jews, its book is "Altawra" and its prophet is Mousa(pbuh), but other prophet had led jews as Soliman and David while the jews had a government for about only 70 years in Palestine(in the middle east) and which make the jews after thousands of year decided to choose Palestine to be collected in again and set their nation after they worked long years in forming Zionism movement.According to some jewish books, Jews says that they have the right to relocate the countries of Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, syria, Iraq and Iran in the Jews nation besides Palestine which they occuppied since 1948.But I have to mention here that many Jews refused to go to Palestine as God forbid that.
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there are no palestinians.. that is simply a made up name for ARABS who are no different than any-other arabs in anyway.. no differnt language, culture, history, even religions, \nThe jews did not invade the land, it is jewish land, and jews have lived there continiously for 3300 years, long before arab/muslim occupiers came.. \nWhere was your condemnation from 48-67 when arabs occupied the lands you now claim for yet another arab state? \nThere has never been a country, nation, state, called palestine EVER in all history.\narabs/muslims need to stop attacking israel and this war will end!\nThis is simply one of many worlwide wars by islam against non-muslim neighboors
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The Palestinians have the right. It is their historical homeland. It was/is/will be.\n\nPalestine is for Palestinians, who lived there from the ancient times. It is not for those barbarians who came from the USA, Poland, Germany, the former USSR, Africa...etc.\nHOW CAN THEY SAY THAT IT IS FOR THOSE WHO CAME FROM OUTSIDE, AND IT IS NOT FOR THESE WHOSE GRAND-GRAND-GRANDFATHERS LIVED THERE. The language of the whole region including Palestine is Arabic, the religion is Islam. Then from where came those impostors and claimed that it is their land.\nThe Jews forged history, and they are trying to forge the land.\nPalestinians lived with Arab Jews and every thing was OK, but they will not accept bandits and occupiers from Europe and every where.
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It's not that they are the only ones who are "allowed." It's that they are the only ones who don't try to improve their standards of living, their acceptance of others in the vicinity, etc. The Jews were murdered by millions, driven out of their homes, persecuted and downgraded for YEARS, yet they build cities and flourish and take care of their own and keep striving to live a good life. Their neighbors don't have the same organization or energy or work ethic or good leaders, so they react with jealousy and fighting and complaining and trying to live off what their neighbors have. They try to pull off looking victimized when they are only victims of themselves. The Palestinians could make changes and go forward but unfortunately, they think they're always right as they stand.
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Greetings in Salaam, Peace, & Shalom from Jesus Land,\n\nAfter more than two thousand years, Christian families are still living, witnessing, & worshiping in the land where Jesus Christ was born, lived, died, & was resurrected. We are NOT immigrants. We are NOT converts from Judaism or Islam. We are the descendents of the original indigenous Christians who first believed in our Lord Jesus Christ. We live in Nazareth, Bethlehem, Ramallah, Jerusalem, & other places in the Biblical Palestine, Israel, & Jordan. We are Arab Palestinian Christians (Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant, & others). Together, we comprise the MOTHER CHURCH, the Church of Jerusalem. Zion remains the Mother of All the Churches, & Urushalim the Holy City.\n\nHave you ever wondered what happened to the descendants of the disciples of our Lord Jesus Christ and the descendants of other Jews, Arabs, Canaanites, Greeks, Philistines, Romans, and Samaritans・who accepted the Messiah when He was with them in the flesh? Today, their direct descendants number around a million. These are the Palestinian Christians who still maintain the faith and tradition.\n\nGod bless Palestine
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Hold them responsible for Palestinean agression.\n\nWithhold all financial support of Palestine until there is a concerted effort towards peace.\n\nContinue to support Israel.
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dont you mean Palestine?  If ur talking about Palestine, I can help you out.  According to the United Nations, Isreal does not exist.
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Most Palestinians are Muslims. I am guessing that the Qur'an would state something somewhere in there. Another suggestion is that they could be against the very existence of the Jewish state. Maybe it is not the fact that they think it belongs to them, but that they would rather be in in control of the land rather than the Nation of Israel. Just food for thought.
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Well they already occupied Palestine land, but it is unfair to transfer and occupy another land.\nHistorically, they had to choose among Palestine, Angola and other countries to set the Jewish nation they called later Israel and they had chosen Palestine claiming that their holy book promised them.
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Palestinians in Ghaza strip are much like Egyptiens.\nWhile those of West bank Are some way different.
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Do you view the american patriots who won freedom from Britain as terrorists or freedom fighters...do you view israeli settlers in occupied territories as terrorists or freedom fighters...it depends on your position...palestineans blow up busses with human bombs, israelis blow up apartment buildings with helicopter gunships and harass people daily....there isn't an absolute answer here...there are those who will claim otherwise but they will just be arguing their position...there is no peace until all people are viewed with dignity and respect.  There will be no peace as long as we continue to label human beings as enemy....
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Palestine was actually the home place of the Jews. But after many invasions they were driven out of their place and they migrated to many places.Finally it came under the control of the Ottoman empire.In 1880's the Palestinians in Europe decided to reclaim their homeplace. However during that time 95 percent of the population was Muslim( supported by the Arabs) and very few Christians and Jews. In 1917 the British took control of the place and gave contradictory assurances to both the parties. However during the world war (2 i think) the Palestinians started immigrating illegally into Palestine and their popu in Palestine was significant. The British proposed a division which was rejected by both and since then started the conflict