So all the current talking points by zionist stooges, Likud lackies and Netanyahu numbskulls thst there never was a Palestinian homeland is proven BS. Deal with it.
Just because she said that, that's how you're going to make your case? Okay, I'll say I'm a citizen of Mars. I identify as a Martian.
Just when I think maga mooks have reached a level of absurdity in their "own the libs" agenda, jokers like you (in your most recent incarnation) exceeds that.
Yes, travel documents labeled as "Palestine passports" were issued in Mandatory Palestine between 1925 and 1948. Officially titled "British Passport, Palestine," these documents were issued by the British Mandate authorities to residents of the territory, including Jews, Muslims, Christians, and other groups.
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So what? Did she want to eradicate Jews from the face of the earth asshole?Here's a little tidbit for our American (and foreign) defenders of the zionist gov't of Israel .... Golda Meir, a co-founder of the current state of Israel, is on video record (easily verified with a simple google/microsoft/duckduckgo serch) identifying herself as a PALESTINIAN!
Let the games begin!
Abstract thought really isn't in OP's wheelhouse.Yes, travel documents labeled as "Palestine passports" were issued in Mandatory Palestine between 1925 and 1948. Officially titled "British Passport, Palestine," these documents were issued by the British Mandate authorities to residents of the territory, including Jews, Muslims, Christians, and other groups.
These passports did not indicate an independent Palestinian state, as the region was under British administration per the League of Nations Mandate. Holders were classified as British Protected Persons rather than citizens of a sovereign nation. The documents became invalid on May 15, 1948, following the termination of the British Mandate and the declaration of the State of Israel.
was there ever such a thing as a palestinian passport in the 1920's through 40's
Yes, travel documents labeled as "Palestine passports" were issued in Mandatory Palestine between 1925 and 1948. Officially titled "British Passport, Palestine," these documents were issued by the British Mandate authorities to residents of the territory, including Jews, Muslims, Christians, and...
not a state, but a region?Yes, travel documents labeled as "Palestine passports" were issued in Mandatory Palestine between 1925 and 1948. Officially titled "British Passport, Palestine," these documents were issued by the British Mandate authorities to residents of the territory, including Jews, Muslims, Christians, and other groups.
These passports did not indicate an independent Palestinian state, as the region was under British administration per the League of Nations Mandate. Holders were classified as British Protected Persons rather than citizens of a sovereign nation. The documents became invalid on May 15, 1948, following the termination of the British Mandate and the declaration of the State of Israel.
was there ever such a thing as a palestinian passport in the 1920's through 40's
Yes, travel documents labeled as "Palestine passports" were issued in Mandatory Palestine between 1925 and 1948. Officially titled "British Passport, Palestine," these documents were issued by the British Mandate authorities to residents of the territory, including Jews, Muslims, Christians, and...
Beaver, you really need to start reading at a higher grade level. Third grade ain't cutting it for you anymore.
you got nothing. but I do have your number, zio-fool traiitor.
bend over for netanyahu more, traitor bitch.
I'm a white polish person identifying as somehow semitic.
U have generally failed to be helpful.
I meant to type Or a white polish person somehow identifying a semitic.
similar to a white polish person identifying as somehow semitic.
The Croziers went 17 years before their first vacation.
You described yourself as 'somehow semitic' ..... you mask that you are Ashkenazi ,,,, right Fredo?