In recent days, I have found that many people have an intellectual blind spot, believing that Jews did not return to Palestine until after World War II. In fact, since 2000, Jews have been living in Palestine and Jerusalem, but in small numbers. Jerusalem itself is divided into three districts, Arab, Jewish and Armenian. These people have been settled here for at least a thousand years.
Before World War II broke out in 1936, there were already 400,000 Jews and 1.2 million Arabs in Palestine. Jews have lived in Palestine for at least 2,000 years without interruption, but not as many as Arabs. Thus, after the Second World War, the State of Israel and Palestine was established in accordance with the principles of de facto national control and since ancient times. The establishment of the State of Israel and Palestine is consistent with the principles of effective national control and since ancient times. Everyone is indigenous, so why can Palestine establish a state, but Not Israel?
As early as the 19th century, when the Ottoman Empire was still alive, there were at least 60,000 Jews and 300,000 Arabs in Palestine. Among these Jews, there were the later famous Mrs. Meir, Ben-Gurion, and Beguin and others.
The place where these Jews settled in Palestine was called kibbutz, which was actually a people's commune. All property is collectively owned, there is no money, collective life, collective labor, and so on. During World War I, the British incited Arabs and Jews in the Ottoman Empire to rebel against the Ottoman Empire, promising them that they would be able to establish a state after their success.
After the end of the First World War, the Ottoman Empire collapsed, and Britain and France fulfilled their promises on Ottoman territory to establish Iraq, Syria, Jordan and other Arab countries. After the outbreak of World War II, more than 30,000 Palestinian Jews joined the British army, and tens of thousands more joined the police force. Britain renewed its commitment to establishing a Jewish state after the war. That is to say, at the outbreak of World War II, 40,000 Palestinian Jews had already participated in the British military and police.
In 1947 the United Nations General Assembly voted to approve the establishment of Israel and the Palestinian State in the Palestinian areas by 72% in favour. Of these, Israel is 14,900 square kilometers, including 500,000 Jews and 400,000 Arabs, and Palestine is 11,200 square kilometers, including 10,000 Jews and 720,000 Arabs.
Since then, a large number of Jewish refugees from Europe have gradually entered the newly established state of Israel. Both Jews and Arabs have lived in Palestine for more than 2,000 years without interruption, but the number of Jews is a little smaller.
On the second day of Israel's establishment, the Arab coalition did not recognize Israel, formed a coalition, and the first Middle East war began. In fact, in the first stage, the Arab coalition army won the victory. In addition to controlling the trusteeship city of Jerusalem, it also controlled the Negev region of Israel. At this time, the United Nations called for a ceasefire, but the Arab coalition, seeing that it now had the advantage, should take the initiative and directly eliminate Israel.
Moreover, not only is Israel not recognized, but it is also the non-establishment of a Palestinian state, which is debated among Arab states. After all, the entire Palestinian region is divided into three states, Jordan, Palestine and Israel. In the view of the King of Jordan, the place to which the State of Palestine belongs is itself Jordanian. How is it possible to make them independent of a country?
When the establishment of a Palestinian State was first proposed, it was the Great Mufti of Jerusalem , the largest Palestinian landowner, Amin Hussein, who was also dissatisfied with the establishment of a Palestinian State. In their view, the Arabs in palestine are their tenants, how can they still have a country?
We continue to say that the Arab coalition is ready to disobey the General Assembly and destroy Israel in one fell swoop. Thus, on 9 July, as soon as the ceasefire was over, a massive offensive was resumed. However, during the four-week ceasefire, the Israelis completed their readjustment, and a large number of Soviet Jews who had participated in the Soviet army immigrated to Israel. After the outbreak of the second phase of the war, Israel successfully launched a counter-offensive, recovering the Negev region of Israeli territory and seizing parts of Palestine. It was not until the 3rd Middle East War that Israel defeated Jordan and seized Jerusalem from Jordan.
Without Israel, Palestine would have been divided between Egypt, Syria, and Jordan! Assad the elder of Syria told Arafat: Do not forget that there is no Palestinian people, there is no such separate classification of Palestinians, Palestine is only part of Syria.
In 1956, the Saudi representative to the United Nations said: Palestine is only southern Syria, which is common sense. Awni Abd al-Hadi, an Arab politician and leader in Palestine, said: "There is no state called Palestine, which is a word coined by Zionists." There is no such record of palestinians in the Bible. Palestinians are a foreign word to us.
In 1947, the United Nations drew that after the Palestinian and Israeli states, the Palestinian Gaza Strip was occupied by Egyptian troops, the West Bank was occupied by Jordanian troops. And people in the West Bank can also acquire Jordanian citizenship. In effect, they have carved up Palestine.
What else do you want to do, Hamas, Jerhard? Don't say that the launch of rockets, just the intention of resisting, will be brutally suppressed by the Jordanian and Egyptian armies. Nor do you look at the fact that in 1970, the Jordanian army directly killed tens of thousands of Palestinians, and Palestinian organizations did not dare to provoke Jordan for decades.
The most interesting thing is that after the outbreak of the first Middle East war, it was finally the Israelis who fought the Egyptian, Jordanian and other armies out of Palestine and Jerusalem through three wars.