231 Quotes About Palestine

ان الخسارة الحقيقة لأرض فلسطين لم تكن بسبب بيع الفلسطينيين لأرضهم و انما بسبب هزيمة الجيوش العربية في حرب 1948 و انشاء الكيان الصهيوني على 77% من ارض فلسطين اثر ذلك , و قيامه مباشرة بطرد ابناء فلسطين بقوة السلاح و الاستيلاء على اراضيهم , ثم باحتلال باقي الارض اثر حرب 1967 .

اذا كان اليهود نفسهم لم يظهروا نوايا جادة و لم يقوموا باية برامج عملية للعودة الى فلسطين طوال 1800 سنة و على مدى عشرات الاجيال , فهذا يعني وفق المنطق نفسه ان اليهود قد فقدوا حقهم في العودة منذ أمد طويل .

I'm not sure I ever even liked Tal, much less loved him, and by the way, Tal, I believe the Palestinians should have their own state.

There is no other place on this earth where I feel such a strong sense of being a stranger than in my historic homeland.

After seizing the West Bank in 1967, Israel unilaterally annexed 72 square kilometers, including the eastern part of Jerusalem and land that belonged to 28 surrounding West Bank villages, to the Jerusalem municipality. Human Rights Watch is not aware of any other country, with the recent exception of the United States under President Donald Trump, that recognizes Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem, which remains occupied territory under international law.

this week we're gonna try to work on some Germish. Bekenntnis der deutschen Professoren zu Adolf Hitler..... now is that pretty much the same as the ANTI-BDS shit they make people sign now? Yep..... sounds about right. Let's support a fascist terrorist government... why not? They're ALLIES!

But in our camp, his story was everyone’s story, a single tale of dispossession, of being stripped to the bones of one’s humanity, of being dumped like rubbish into refugee camps unfit for rats. Of being left without rights, home, or nation while the world turned its back to watch or cheer the jubilation of the usurpers proclaiming a new state they called Israel.

Every Jew in Palestine is a bit of an Arab, and no Arab in Israel can deny that he's a little Jewish.

The scariest thing for non-Jewish Americans in talking about Palestinian self-determination is the fear of being or sounding anti-Semitic. The people of Israel are suffering, and Jewish people have a long history of oppression. We still have some responsibility for that, but I think it’s important to draw a firm distinction between the policies of Israel, as a state, and Jewish people. That's kind of a no-brainer, but there is very strong pressure to conflate the two.