No, it ended in failure because Rabin was assassinated -- by a ZIONIST, not a Palestinian.
Who Invented Palestinian Nationalism and Why? | Explained
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Israel has NEVER evacuated any settlements since they gave up the Sinai.
retard can't you read?
The last Jewish settlers were evacuated from Netzarim today, the final settlement to be cleared in the Gaza Strip.
The settlers marched behind a large wooden candelabra and Torah scrolls in a farewell tour of Netzarim before boarding armoured buses to leave.
Soldiers entered the settlement five days after a combined Israeli police and army force began the forced evacuation of 21 Jewish settlements in Gaza.
Netzarim was one of Gaza's first settlements and put up no resistance after reaching an agreement with the Israeli military. By the mid afternoon, it was virtually empty.
"We have come to terms with this," Eliahu Uzan, the secretary of Netzarim, told Israeli TV before the settlers departed. "Unless there is an exceptional miracle, we know that apparently tonight we won't be there. In this community, there was never violence, and there never will be."
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2005/aug/22/israel1
The Palestinians' Other Big Lie
That such a large number of Muslims are able to pray at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem every week shows that Hamas's claim that the Jews are desecrating the mosque and plotting to control it is another big lie produced by the terror group and its supporters.
It is worth noting that Jews do have a right to visit the Temple Mount, primarily because it is also the holiest site in Judaism, where the First and Second Temples once stood.
[T]he arrangement set up in 1967 allowed non-Muslims to visit the Temple Mount but restricted praying there to Muslims.
Ten days after the Six Day War, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, out of respect for Muslim concerns, forbade Jews to pray on the Temple Mount and proclaimed the Kingdom of Jordan the protector of the holy site.
Non-Muslims, including Jews and Christians, regularly tour outdoors on the grounds of the Temple Mount but, since 2000, have not been allowed to enter inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque or the Dome of the Rock.
Palestinian officials and media outlets regularly and falsely portray the visits as "violent incursions by extremist Jewish settlers." It is worth recalling that to many Palestinians, all Jews in Israel are "settlers" and that, in their eyes, all of Israel is just one big settlement.
It is abhorrent to see the Palestinians and many Muslims use a mosque -- especially falsely -- to justify terrorism and the murder of Jews. It is even more abhorrent to see Hamas and other Palestinians proudly name their dishonorable crimes after a mosque.
The long-familiar Palestinian campaign to destroy Israel continues to this day. Palestinian officials continue to repeat all the same fraudulent accusations. Unless this anti-Israel and anti-Jewish campaign stops, the next October 7-style massacre by Palestinians -- presumably what they would like, distracting from and derailing US President Donald J. Trump's attempts to rebuild Gaza without Palestinian leadership -- is just around the corner.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22267/palestinians-al-aqsa-lie
That such a large number of Muslims are able to pray at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem every week shows that Hamas's claim that the Jews are desecrating the mosque and plotting to control it is another big lie produced by the terror group and its supporters.
It is worth noting that Jews do have a right to visit the Temple Mount, primarily because it is also the holiest site in Judaism, where the First and Second Temples once stood.
[T]he arrangement set up in 1967 allowed non-Muslims to visit the Temple Mount but restricted praying there to Muslims.
Ten days after the Six Day War, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, out of respect for Muslim concerns, forbade Jews to pray on the Temple Mount and proclaimed the Kingdom of Jordan the protector of the holy site.
Non-Muslims, including Jews and Christians, regularly tour outdoors on the grounds of the Temple Mount but, since 2000, have not been allowed to enter inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque or the Dome of the Rock.
Palestinian officials and media outlets regularly and falsely portray the visits as "violent incursions by extremist Jewish settlers." It is worth recalling that to many Palestinians, all Jews in Israel are "settlers" and that, in their eyes, all of Israel is just one big settlement.
It is abhorrent to see the Palestinians and many Muslims use a mosque -- especially falsely -- to justify terrorism and the murder of Jews. It is even more abhorrent to see Hamas and other Palestinians proudly name their dishonorable crimes after a mosque.
The long-familiar Palestinian campaign to destroy Israel continues to this day. Palestinian officials continue to repeat all the same fraudulent accusations. Unless this anti-Israel and anti-Jewish campaign stops, the next October 7-style massacre by Palestinians -- presumably what they would like, distracting from and derailing US President Donald J. Trump's attempts to rebuild Gaza without Palestinian leadership -- is just around the corner.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22267/palestinians-al-aqsa-lie
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Wow, you forgot about gaza
Palestinian ambassador admits saying 'from the river to the sea' means genocide
by JACKSON WALKER | The National News DeskFri, October 11, 2024 at 1:01 PM
WASHINGTON (TNND) — Palestinian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Husam Zomlot admitted Thursday using the phrase “from the river to the sea” is akin to calling for genocide.
The term is popular among protesters who often chant it during shows of support for Palestine. Many Jewish advocates argue the term is antisemitic and that it is meant as a call for the extermination of Israel.
Zomlot put this debate to rest during an appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, during which he noted the phrase appears in the Likud charter. That document, written by Israel’s conservative political party, establishes stances on key disputes such as the Jewish people’s right to the land.
“I have read the charter of Likud, I’m sure you did,” Zomlot said. “You know in the charter they say ‘the land of Israel is from the river to the sea.’ Complete extermination, complete erasure of Palestine and the Palestinians. Why you don’t talk about this?”
Host Piers Morgan countered by citing the Hamas charter, which calls for the “complete destruction of Israel.”
https://mynbc15.com/news/nation-wor...e-israel-london-united-kingdom-gaza-west-bank
by JACKSON WALKER | The National News DeskFri, October 11, 2024 at 1:01 PM
WASHINGTON (TNND) — Palestinian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Husam Zomlot admitted Thursday using the phrase “from the river to the sea” is akin to calling for genocide.
The term is popular among protesters who often chant it during shows of support for Palestine. Many Jewish advocates argue the term is antisemitic and that it is meant as a call for the extermination of Israel.
Zomlot put this debate to rest during an appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, during which he noted the phrase appears in the Likud charter. That document, written by Israel’s conservative political party, establishes stances on key disputes such as the Jewish people’s right to the land.
“I have read the charter of Likud, I’m sure you did,” Zomlot said. “You know in the charter they say ‘the land of Israel is from the river to the sea.’ Complete extermination, complete erasure of Palestine and the Palestinians. Why you don’t talk about this?”
Host Piers Morgan countered by citing the Hamas charter, which calls for the “complete destruction of Israel.”
https://mynbc15.com/news/nation-wor...e-israel-london-united-kingdom-gaza-west-bank
