One more time for the deluded and deceived.
“Palestine” is not a country. Never was.
“Palestine” is a marketing term for Jew-hatred.
Israel is Palestine — the Jewish homeland.
Here is the flag of Palestine before 1948.
On July 24, 1922, the Council of the League of Nations – the predecessor of the United Nations Security Council – gave its blessing to The British Mandate for Palestine, taking one of the first legal steps toward the eventual establishment of the State of Israel. (read more here)
Before the establishment of Israel in 1947, Palestinian Jews and Palestinian Muslims were living in the British Mandate of Palestine.
The Palestinian Muslims were conducting pogroms against the Jews and slaughtering them.
The more things change….
“Terrible blow to the fight against terrorism: ‘Palestine’ becomes official member of Interpol” (translated from this French article in Le Monde Juif, thanks to Alexandre):
Interpol approved on Wednesday the accession of “the State of Palestine”, said the international police organization, despite the strong opposition of Israel.
“The state of Palestine and the Solomon Islands are now member countries,” said Interpol on the social network Twitter, on the sidelines of its general assembly organized in the Chinese capital Beijing.
Three-quarters of the Interpol member states voted in favor of the accession of the terrorist entity “Palestine”.
The goal of integrating the terrorist entity into Interpol is to strengthen its presence in international structures to move unilaterally towards the creation of a Palestinian state.
Several Palestinian terrorists, members of the commando of the Rue des Rosiers attack against which international arrest warrants have been issued, are still at large, including a protected person in Ramallah by the terrorist entity “Palestinian Authority”.
In 2016, the French Association of Victims of Terrorism (AFVT), one of the most important French organizations for the defense of victims of terrorism, denounced the lack of judicial co-operation of the Palestinians in the Rue des Rosiers attack.
Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
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