As a reminder: As a result of the Arab war of aggression against Israel in 1948, around 900,000 Jews were expelled from Islamic states or had to flee. They found acceptance in the young state of Israel. Despite the adverse circumstances at the time, they were integrated into the young state. How did the Muslim states, which are now showing such solidarity, deal with the Palestinian refugees? #Israel#itsnogenocide#fckhamas and supporter
Nobody was “expelled” from any Muslim or Arab country. To the contrary. In some cases the ones who wanted to leave were denied, because the authorities didn’t want them to join the war in Palestine. In communities like Iraq and Iran Zionist operative had to meddle and create a sense of insecurity by throwing bombs into synagogues, and even then many, like in Iran, refused to leave. Yemen’s Jews started coming in the middle of the 19th century because of spiritual awakening and later economical hardship all Yemenis were subjected to. Et etc.
Judgin by your trolling so far on @palestine it’s obvious you’re either ignorant or naive. This fabricated pseudo-history is rightwing revisionism, trying to justify the #Nakba.
For anyone interested in the history of the Jewish communities of MENA I’d suggest visiting Prof Haim Sadoun’s center and learn about the reach and prosperous past disturbed by Zionism, mostly after the partition decision that transferred Palestinian lands from the majority to a Jewish minority.
There were pogroms, bombings, expropriations, persecutions, torture, hatred and incitement by Muslim clerics against Jews. It's a bit cheap to declare this all a false flag action. Dealing with one's own history and reflecting on it is not a strength of the Muslim world. You feel comfortable in the victim role. #israel#itsnogenocide#Supportisrael
@zMinga49 the only thing to flag here is your ignorance. You don’t read Hebrew do you? Was wondering what you’re going to do with the information YBZ I sent you to read.