This post is barely coherent with a wall of YouTube links pointing to videos across multiple subjects including the settlement policies(which I don’t agree with), claims of poor treatment by released Palestinian prisoners who were in prison for amongst other things stabbing random Jews, as well as other subjects that are all over the place.
Let’s try to have a discussion while focusing on one subject at a time.
One subject that stands out is you calling Jews colonizers.
It’s indisputable that the Jewish history in the area of modern day Israel goes back thousands of years.
These areas were in fact colonized by Romans, then Ottomans, then by the British.
Many Jews were expelled during these colonizations.
The act of migration of Jews back to what is present day Israel in 1948 was NOT colonization but a return of indigenous people to their homeland.
Words have meanings.
Colonization means something. Jews return to Israel was not it.
Apartheid means something.
Israeli Arabs enjoy the same rights as non-Arab Israelis, they serve in the government, Supreme Court and even the IDF if they choose to.
Israel is not an apartheid state because it does not segregate its citizens by race/ethnicity.
> yes becuse nothing is more important the opions of 19tha nd 20th century white populated countries when it comes to the affairs of people in their coloies
In spite of sounding fairly racist, you are historically correct - opinions of white populated countries - Britain and France - as well as the League of Nations - were in fact important because in 1920s they helped sketch the borders of future Arab nation-states we such as Kingdom of Jordan, Syria, Iraq, etc and ultimately led to emergence of Arab nationalism that shaped these Middle East countries.
If you invalidate UN partition of British Mandate Palestine by saying “oh British people promised to us”, then you will have to invalidate most of Arab Nation states in the Arabian Peninsula. You also invalidate the sovereignty of both India and Pakistan.
> I think it’s best if all the european jews in israel went back to their respective countries.
What about the Mizrahi Israelis of middle eastern & North African origin? They constitute close to 70% of Israeli Jews.
What about non-Mizrahi Jews who were born in Israel and who have no cultural or ethnic connections to European countries you speak of.
What do you propose be done to them.