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Sandi's avatar

Build the houses. Take the land. Long live Israel. No amount of appeasement, backing down, nothing will make things better for the Palestinian Arabs for whom it’s never enough.

דָּוִד יוֹסֵף's avatar

F*CK the Democrats, Israel take the land and build. Glory to Hashem 🙏🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

A J MARTIN's avatar

Long live Israel.

Jews deserve to live in Israel.

Cpl Dan USMC (Ret)'s avatar

Daniel —

Thank you for naming the red line as it actually is: not Jews dying, Jews living.

Three thousand acres next to Jerusalem. Water pipes. A plumber. Nineteen Senate Democrats and a European chorus treating that as the unforgivable act, while Fatah talks unity with Hamas to “defeat Israel” and Oct 7 is already in the ground. If a “state” can be severed by a neighborhood, it was never a state. It was a talking point.

Here is the piece I will not leave on the table.

The Arabs of the Mandate already received the lion’s share of the land. It is called Jordan. Churchill peeled Transjordan off in 1921 for Abdullah. It became an independent kingdom. A large share of its people are Palestinian by origin. Their leadership chose a Hashemite king instead of a republic of the people — that was their election. That does not give the rest of the world a veto on Jews building houses in Judea and Samaria, or on families in the Jerusalem basin who have waited a generation while diplomats used their apartments as bargaining chips for a peace that never arrives.

Israel for Israelis. The covenant people on the covenant dirt. I will not baptize a second “Palestine” west of the river as if 1921 never happened and as if Ramallah’s 90-year-old file is a country. Contiguity for a terror franchise is not a sacrament. Housing for Jews who will not swarm, rape, and kidnap is not a war crime.

Sanction the plumber. Fund the men who still celebrate October 7. That is the moral inversion in one sentence.

Build the houses. Bypass road if they want a road. Do not hold another generation hostage to a Messiah named “two-state” who has not shown up in fifty years.

Grateful for the clarity.

Semper Fi and have a Blessed day Sir!!!

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

So there’s no difference

Cpl Dan USMC (Ret)'s avatar

You are correct, it's a matter of linguistics Sir, have a Blessed day 🙏

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Totally agree. Except I have in question. What’s the difference between a Palestinian and an Arab? Why differentiate?

Cpl Dan USMC (Ret)'s avatar

Joseph —

Fair question.

Arab is the wider people — language, tribe, the stretch from the Maghreb to the Gulf. Palestinian is a political name put on a portion of those Arabs in the 20th century to contest one specific piece of dirt: the land west of the Jordan that the Jews were reconstituting as Israel.

Until 1948 most of that population were called Syrian, South Syrian, or simply Arab. Jordan is the state the Mandate already carved for them — Transjordan, a king, a flag, a UN seat. A large share of Jordanians are Palestinian by origin. After 1967 and Black September the brand “Palestinian” hardened into a separate nation so that the war could continue after a state already existed next door.

So the difference is not a second race. It is a second claim. “Arab” does not require the erasure of Israel. “Palestinian,” as used in Ramallah and at the UN, usually does. That is why the word gets treated as sacred and “Israeli” gets treated as a plumber you can sanction.

Israel for Israelis. The Arabs already received Jordan. Differentiating the brand is how the file stays open.

Semper Fi and have a Blessed day Sir 🙏

The Holy Land News's avatar

"How long, O Lord, shall the wicked—how long shall the wicked exult?"

Psalms, Chapter 94, Verse 3

FFP's avatar

Good luck with all that. Nothing quite beats hating each other. Blessed are the peacemakers - there are so few of them.