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vFunct[dead post] ◴[] No.45374012[source]
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throw744849599 ◴[] No.45374535[source]
IBM has a long tradition to provide computers for such use cases ;)
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skinkestek ◴[] No.45375449[source]
Do you also suggest Jewish families get back land and businesses that they lost in countries in the region in the process?

Because more Jews were squeezed into Israel than Arabs who were squeezed out.

These Jews also lost everything.

And unlike Israeli Arabs who at least from the declaration of Israel got an invitation to stay there as citizens, this option was not offered to the Jews of surrounding nations.

Furthermore, if you want to go back in history, note that Israel was not originally suggested because of WW2 and Holocaust, but decades before because of Muslim harassment of the Jewish minorities in their countries.

Just like Pakistan was created as a national home for Muslims to protect them from Hindus.

Feel free to see for yourself and also to ask why absolutely nobody in UN or the "unbiased" media or schools has told you this before...

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1. hashim ◴[] No.45376624[source]
"Squeezed"? I think you mean invited. Assuming you're not being disingenuous, which is unlikely given your other comments and clear hate for Palestinians, maybe you should look at the One Million Plan and the many similar movements by Israel to import tens of millions of Jews into the area since 1948, and the many atrocities like Deir Yassin that forced Palestinians out. Israel has been a long time in the making, since the time of the Irgun and Haganah at least, and none of the current situation is accidental.