When I asked my Muslim friend: Why do you hate the Jews?

Ahh... the old Muslims land argument again -- a classic favorite.



Except, of course, that the Jews were in Israel long before Mohammad was born.

 

They probably hate them because of what describes in this picture

 

I disagree with you here, the change start with the cause of the problem, Arabs, did what is natural to do in resisting aggressors, the change would come from the aggressors in stopping their aggressions, admitting their faults, then negotiate on the key problems to reach a solution that is based on justice, not on outside pressures.

 

Live in peace and prosper.
That is only way to get better. No religion doesnt allow moraly to kill inocent people. Neither Bible, neither Kur'an, neither Torra does not allow to kill people only because of their religion.
As much as I know some part of Kur'an says: "If You do not respect another religion, You cannot respect Your own". That says everything.
I am Muslim, but I have friend Jews and Christians and they are my best friends. I do respect their religion and they respect my and There is no way that I hate Jews. Even we do celebrate together our holidays. Only people they are not thruly muslims, jews and christians and do not know enough about their own religion can hate another people with another religion.
I am comming from Sarajevo where in mixed population lives Muslims, Catolic, Ortodox and Jews and Muslim save during centuries most sacret book of Jews in Europe called "Hagada" and that show that Muslims doesnt hate Jews only radical and extrems which are blind about thrue.
As I say in the begining: Live in peace, love and respect each another and teach yourself about another religions and You ll see that there is no place for hate on the earth.

 

It would be stupid to summarise a 60-year old conflict as a "land grab" issue, when it is that and so much more. A great majority of today's Israelis are immigrants from Europe and America, I wonder what makes those who advocate State Apartheid think that they have more rights to Palestine than the indigenous people?

 

1 million Jews fled to Israel for muslim lands in 1948.

Millions of muslims have immigrated to Europe.

 

Yes they do migrate to Europe and millions of other Europeans/North Americans/Asians/South Americans/Australians migrate from one country to another too. But not to form another country and driving the natives out or keeping them in open air prisons.

 

As many as 20 million muslims are now in Europe and you're clomplaining about a couple of million Jews that have returned to their historical homeland.

You haven't addresses the issue of the 1 million Jewish refugees from muslim lands nor that there already existed a significant Jewish presence including a Jewish majority in Jeruesalem.

 

So imad, when are the Islamist aggressors going to give back the rest of Israel which they have stolen from the Jews?

Should the Jews refuse to have peace until they get all of their historical territory back?

Your desired for never ending bloodshed appalls me.

You are alive. Enjoy life while you have it. Let your children live in peace, do not condemn them to the same war of idiocy which has darkened your soul.

 

77% of the mandate of Palestine Trans-Jordan was given to Prince Abdullah and the Palestinians. Churchill envisaged a two state solution establishing a Jewish Nation in Palestine west of the Jordan and a separate Arab Palestine east of the Jordan. In 1946 when Transjordan was granted independence 77% of Palestine had been awarded to the Arabs.

On November 29, 1947, the United Nations proposed a plain to partition the remaining 23% of Palestine into Jewish State and an Arab State in the rest of the Mandated territory west of the Jordan River, and that Jerusalem be made an international city. Even though this was dramatically favorable to the Arabs and punative to the Zionist Jews, the Jews accepted the proposal. The Arabs rejected it.

According to Sir Alec Kirkbride, the British representative in the area, Transjordan was:

... intended to serve as a reserve of land for use in the resettlement of Arabs once the National Home for the Jews in Palestine, which [Britain was] pledged to support, became an accomplished fact. There was no intention at that stage of forming the territory east of the River Jordan into an independent Arab state