In Since when did the Palestinians become entitled to a state? I pointed out that the Rogers Plan in 1969 started the process of supporting the Palestinian cause and every administration since then did likewise. This culminated with President Clinton ramming Arafat down Israel’s throat. Only Trump went his own way.
"I recently critiqued an interview of Columbia University's Prof. Jeffrey Sachs by Judge Andrew Napolitano on U.S. policy on Gaza.
"The judge started out by referring to "the slaughter that was going on in Gaza.”
"How can he be so ignorant? It has been proven repeatedly that there is no slaughter or genocide in Gaza. In fact Israel has the lowest kill ratio of any war previously by a factor of at least five.
"Surprisingly he spoke respectfully about Ben Gvir, who is Israel's minister of national security, and Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's minister of finance.
"The Saudi foreign minister said on May 27, 2024:
“Israel doesn’t get to decide if the Palestinians have a right to self-determination”
“This is something that is enshrined in the UN Charter.”
“It is something that is enshrined in international law.”
“It is also a founding principle in the UN decision to found Israel”
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"The judge called it “an accurate presentation of history” and Sachs added “What he said was absolutely correct.”
"I got(sic)news for all of them, none of it is true. Why so?
"Start with self-determination." . . .
‘Pay for Slay’: Palestinians still rewarding terror - David Rubin "The Palestinian Authority (P.A.)’s “Pay for Slay” program is a deeply disturbing initiative that incentivizes violence against Jewish Israelis. This program, which constitutes 8% of the P.A.’s budget, offers substantial monetary rewards to Palestinians who murder Israelis. The more lethal the attack, the greater the financial reward to the terrorists’ families. This practice, which costs the P.A. over $300 million annually, not only perpetuates violence, but also diminishes any prospects for peace in the region" . . .
The world must recognize that as long as the P.A. continues to reward terrorism, true peace will remain elusive. It is imperative that the international community, led by the United States, demand an end to the “Pay for Slay” program. This is not just about protecting Israeli lives; it is about upholding the principles of justice and human dignity. The P.A.’s continued support for terrorism must be met with unwavering opposition from all who seek peace in the Middle East.
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