Question:
What if all Palestinian refugees decided to march into inner Palestine from Gaza this Friday .....???...??...?...?
?
2018-04-16 19:32:05 UTC
none stop march ....just cross the dam fences into Palestine....
Nine answers:
2018-04-19 02:27:51 UTC
They wouldn't be able to find it. No such place exists!
Kini
2018-04-17 21:44:11 UTC
They wont be able to get past the checkpoints from Gaza to the West Bank. They will be shot. They might accidentally get onto a Jewish-only road and get hauled off to prison. And Gaza is still under a blockade by land, air and sea, for 12 years. The Israelis always find excuses for killing Palestinians and never suffer any punishment.
Lucius Flavius Silva
2018-04-17 21:37:27 UTC
The Jews would murder everyone of them.
Shay p
2018-04-17 17:35:33 UTC
There is no such thing as 'Palsetinian refugees', Arabs who ran away of their own free will are not refugees, come see the Arabs that stayed behind !!

To your question, first all can't, second we will not let them, there is more then one way to skin a cat.

And why will they march to Israel, why not to the Sinai, we didn't invent the Gaza strip, Egyptians have lived there since Biblical times, Palsetinians have nothing to look for in Israel. It's my home, not theirs..,
?
2018-04-17 15:18:57 UTC
Hello Hajj Sameer,



Please see the answer from contributor TNO.



I would like to answer the part of the Asker's question referring to: "Palestine" / "Palestinian refugees":





The Asker describes the land of Israel by falsely-using the term: "Palestine":



Using the term “Palestine” to refer to the land of Israel is misleading, since there has never been any sovereign state of “Palestine” (see below).



The only valid name for the land belongs to the Jewish ‘indigenous” sovereign states before the RE-establishment of Israel in 1948, which are “Israel” or “Judea”.

For example, the Jewish Hasmonean Kingdom of Judea (including the West Bank and Gaza) with its capital at Jerusalem (aka “the Old City” / “East Jerusalem”), and independent as at 110 BCE / 753 BH–752 BH:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hasmonean_dynasty



The label “Palestine” historically likely derives from the area much smaller than Israel, referred to in the Bible as “Philistia” (Hebrew: פלשת , Pleshet), within which were the Philistine five city kingdoms, equating approximately to today's Gaza. It was not until well after the disappearance of the Philistines that the Roman occupiers resurrected the term, to impose it on the much larger region of Jewish Judea / Israel.



- - - - Start of quote: - - - -



“After crushing the [Jewish] Bar Kokhba revolt [135 CE / 779 BH–778 BH], the Roman Emperor Hadrian applied [imposed] the name Syria Palestina to the entire region, that had formerly included Judea province.”



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syria_Palaestina



- - - - End of quote - - - -



Much later in history the League of Nations also resurrected the term “Palestine” from the Roman occupation, this time imposing it on an even larger region.



There has never been a sovereign state of “Palestine” by which the Palestinians could make any claim on the land of Israel. Following the Ottoman Turkish defeat in the First World War, the League of Nations in 1923 authorized a British Mandate resurrecting the name "Palestine" from Roman occupation, to be an administrative region; NOT a sovereign state, an area which included what later would be today’s:

Jordan, Israel, and the Palestinian Territories - On the linked web page please scroll down to its second map:

http://www.shamrak.com/Masada2000-HistoryofPalestine.htm



Under the prior Turkish Ottoman rule, Ottoman-occupied Israel / Judea was simply the Ottoman province of: “Southern Syria”:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Syria





The Asker also refers to "Palestinian refugees":



The Palestinians have a unique and false inheritable refugee status from the Arab-dominated United Nations (see further below); a refugee status allowed in no other refugee situation:

https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20100215193800AArdJkd

This dishonestly distorts for political bias, both the number of Palestinian refugees / number of alleged "Palestinians", and their claims over “displacement”, and thus cannot be imposed on Israel.



Therefore the Palestinians find it convenient to mislead the world about their true status, by calling many of their towns: “refugee camps” in order to fraudulently tap your international aid money.



The Palestinians obtained their false refugee status from the Arab-dominated United Nations.



U.N. polices are fully-complicit with Palestinian propaganda denying Jewish roots in the land of Israel. The U.N. and its structures have for many years been dominated by a block-vote of up to 56 Arab and additional Islamic-aligned countries (e.g. U.N. member states that are also members of the “Organization of Islamic Cooperation”), plus the influence of Arab oil money; compared to Israel being just one country.



In England a child can inherit a title from its parents and so become a “Lord” or “Lady”. In like manner the pro-Arab U.N. allows Palestinians to inherit “refugee” status; a concept allowed in no other refugee situation.





Israel was Re-established in 1948 following a United Nations Partition Plan which had sought to set up two states, one Jewish and one Arab.



The then Palestinian Jewish Community had accepted the U.N. Partition Plan, while the Palestinian-Arab response was in 1947 to start a civil and terror to oppose the U.N. Partition Plan and instead take ALL the land of Israel, and also to ethnically-cleanse or murder the Jewish population from the Jews ancestral homeland of Israel:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1947%E2%80%9348_Civil_War_in_Mandatory_Palestine



In 1948 the Arab countries attacked the newly Re-established State of Israel, but the Arabs lost the war. Jordan then occupied the West Bank and East Jerusalem from which the Jordanians expelled the Jews. Egypt occupied the Gaza strip. Neither country offered these areas to the Palestinians.

(Please see the sources which I have put into the “Sources” area of this answer.)



Palestinian propaganda falsely alleges the re-establishment of Israel caused: a “great injustice” / “nakba” (“catastrophe” / “disaster”) to the Palestinians.

In reality:

> The Palestinians violently rejected the Arab state of the United Nations Partition Plan;

> Jordan and Egypt occupied the land proposed for an Arab state under the U.N. Partition Plan (approximating to the West Bank and Gaza);

> BOTH Arabs and Jews, became war-refugees;

> The Palestinians claim falsely with no evidence of any such policy that they were expelled from the land; Jews were indeed expelled by the Arabs as policy. Palestinians live and work in Israel.

Therefore the reader is entitled to be sceptical about Palestinian propaganda falsely alleging a fantasy-injustice.





Whereas:



Pro-Palestinian contributors falsely allege Israeli Jews all came from Europe: The Jewish People have had unbroken presence in their ancestral homeland of Israel since Biblical times - See “Demographic history of [Israel] Palestine”:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_history_of_Palestine



The Jewish People have unbroken presence in their ancestral homeland of Israel since Biblical times and previous sovereign states there, for example the Jewish Hasmonean Kingdom of Judea (see above).





By comparison:



The “Palestinians” may come from those who later invaded and occupied the Jewish land of Judea / Israel, but it is also unclear at what point the Palestinian Arabs arrived there, since they were opposed to being called a “People” until the 1960’s.

http://www.targetofopportunity.com/palestinian_truth.htm



Palestinian propaganda seeks without any evidence, to falsely-assert the Palestinians come from peoples pre-dating the Jewish People, yet appearing somewhat “confused” about their ancestry, as they fail to come-up with any one convincing story. Pro-Palestinians often falsely-claim without evidence that the Palestinians are the so-called “real-Jews”, while inconsistent with the latter false-claim the Palestinians claim to their own people, likewise without evidence, that they come from the Canaanites.





The reader may also consider how there could be propaganda that the Palestinians have allegedly any sincere emotional-attachment to the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel, when:



The Palestinians attempted to take over Jordan by force in 1970 to 1971:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_September_in_Jordan



And:



The Palestinians attempted to take over Lebanon by force

and were likely the cause of its civil war, in 1975 - See pages 36 to 37 (PDF pages 40 to 41) of "Development of Palestinian Militancy_Role in Lebanese Civil War by Christine E_Ganley" (copy saved to):

https://www.mediafire.com/?k000avq39avq6cf





I hope this helps.



Robert.
?
2018-04-17 04:23:12 UTC
The Khazar's will murder them and then get away with it as usual.
Local Machine
2018-04-16 21:36:51 UTC
The jews will pick on the smallest Pals and beat the sheet outta them. Then, they'll all brag about this on FOX later on. Big time
?
2018-04-16 21:13:25 UTC
Israel will stop it. That's their objective, and an increase in the march will not deter them. If they need to call in more of their military and even reservists then they will do so. They'll handle it as gently as they can, but the participation of legitimate terrorist agents with stated lethal intentions against the Israeli populace means that they do not have as much of a choice in how "nice" they can afford to be.



Furthermore, seeing this march will cause Israel to go on lockdown, at least near the border. It'll f*ck over the West Bank workers looking to make a buck (and for a rather long time too...) and will further inflame internal Jewish-Arab relations. The financial and social detriment will weigh far more heavily towards the Arab populace, which may drive a wedge further between them and their Gazan brethren.



And, with so many Israelis having military training, they'll do what they can to protect themselves, their loved ones, and their property. This will lead to some confrontation with invading hostile Palestinians, especially since there is a narrative of "entitlement" to everything Israeli being pushed onto those Palestinians. I'll be blunt: Gazan youth are not taught to be peaceful and it doesn't take a doctoral candidate in Psychology to see that they'll respond with violence towards the Israelis. It's literally being taught in their textbooks, due to Hamas influence and UNRWA incompetence. So, unfortunately we'll see deaths on our hands, when many are jumping fences and entering homes to claim what they can.



In the end, Israel WILL stop it. And Gaza will be worse for wear because of it. The failure of their great march may weigh heavily on them psychologically, especially if it fails spectacularly. Perhaps if there is some success Hamas may look great to some, but there will be losses and that'll breed resentment towards Hamas and other Palestinian leaders if they make the right connections. Israel's assistance towards Gaza may end or be reduced, with the restrictions being more heavily reinforced than before. Gaza's deterioration - most of it self-inflicted already- will accelerate.



Perhaps this may make Israel look worse on the international stage, as the news stories really aren't picking up on the criminal histories and actions of many of those who have already lost their lives. However, with a scope as big as this, and Hamas' hateful intentions and actions being ever consistent, Israel should also have enough evidence to show that these marches are not so "peaceful" and that action to protect its own populace was warranted. I bet that you can only dismiss so much hate against Israel.
?
2018-04-16 20:18:53 UTC
WHAT IF?

WHAT IF both sides actually negotiated an agreement.

What if the negotiators that have been doing it for DECADES actually agreed to something. Both sides have extreme elements that desire the other side to just go away or cease to exist.



In the real world it will not happen. They will continue to poke and prod at each other demanding this or that from the other side.

NO ONE will be 100% happy with ANY proposed solution of any sort of compromise on ANYTHING.



Disputes have been going on in this area for CENTURIES not expected to stop any time soon.



Curious this place called Palestine has had many different boundaries over the centuries.It has been occupied by many other countries for centuries. The many tribes in the Middle eastern region have fought each other for over a thousand years. Each one wanting more from the other.

Some just like to fight. They make money selling the guns and other stuff. They would like it to continue in dispute forever.



Maybe at some future time level headed negotiators will look to the future and get their heads out of what was last year, last decade, last century last millennium and COMPROMISE on something that most will be able to accept as a solution.



Syria Palaestina or Roman Palestine, a Roman province (135–390 CE), a province of the Roman Empire



Palaestina Prima, a Byzantine province in the Levant from 390 to c. 636, comprising the Galilee and northern Jordan Valley



Palaestina Secunda, a Byzantine province in the Levant from 390 to c. 636, comprising the shoreline and hills of the Southern Levant (Judea and Samaria)



Palaestina Salutaris alias Palestina Tertia, a Byzantine province established in the 6th century, covering the Negev and Transjordan



Jund Filastin (638 – 10th century), one of the military districts of the Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphate province of Bilad al-Sham (Syria) Seriously Syria has more than enough issues to deal with at the present time.



Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem or Palestine (1872–1917), an Ottoman district that encompassed Jerusalem, Gaza, Jaffa, Hebron, Bethlehem and Beersheba



Mandatory Palestine (1920–1948), a geopolitical entity under British administration



All-Palestine Government, a Palestinian Arab state proclaimed by the Arab League in 1948 and seated in Egyptian-occupied Gaza Strip


This content was originally posted on Y! Answers, a Q&A website that shut down in 2021.
Loading...