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Comment on The myth of Arab Jerusalem by K. Shoshana

K. Shoshana — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 21:19:04 +0000

Nancy, there is just something rather ironic about being called a ‘colonialist’ for being a Jew in a land known historically as Judea. The ‘colonist’ rhetoric is really all pervasive throughout the left. From the Arab narrative it is absolute crucial to destroy all shred of history which proves the Jews were an indigenous people to the area. This is the point of the ‘dead-sea scrolls’ protest – never mind the fact, these are ancient Jewish religious writings written in either Hebrew or armanic – If the Jews are ingenuousness, then the Arab narrative must logically recognize that the Arabs came after the Jews and the cries of occupation loose their steam. But what Arab, let alone Palestinian, will admit that there have always been Jews in the region? And were in the region long before the Arab conquest?

Comment on The myth of Arab Jerusalem by Nancy Ewart

Nancy Ewart — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 05:51:26 +0000

I am so glad to see new blog posts; you always illuminate the areas under discussions. Plus, I’m glad to see Jews continue to fight for their right to their historic homeland and continue to try and rectify all the lies that the Palestinians and their media supporters spew out. The latest is another attack on Israeli farmers in Samaria and Judea, calling them “occupiers” and making a film which will, no doubt, play in all the film fairs around the world. Jews in their own land, in their own country are now routinely called “occupiers.” One wonders what these “critics” think the alternative is – that the Israelis, who now have had at least two generations born in the new state – go somewhere else? One shudders to think where that “somewhere else” would be.
http://www.nybooks.com/blogs/nyrblog/2012/jan/25/how-occupation-became-legal/

Comment on The myth of Arab Jerusalem by K. Shoshana

K. Shoshana — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:40:30 +0000

Todah.

Comment on The myth of Arab Jerusalem by Buck

Buck — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:11:36 +0000

Very informative. History is always distorted by someone; hearing the other side is universally a good idea. Thanks for this.

Comment on The Canadian hosptial care – not dead yet. by laz

laz — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 16:32:52 +0000

but that’s mount sinai hospital, go to humber river and be lucky if somebody see you in less than 3-4 hours. i am diabetic and after many years playing around with different doctors one talked to don’t waste your time go to see a jews doctor at sunnybrook hospital and now i am under control.

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