ISRAELI AMBASSADOR ADMITS “GREATER ISRAEL” IS THE GOAL

Shaquille Oatmeal

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It’s Eretz Israel and it’s referred to frequently by Zionists. It’s also known as Greater Israel…..and guess what….it includes Gaza, the West Bank, and parts of Syria, Jordan and Lebanon.
I believe its more than that.
Its from the Nile to the Euphrates.
 
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Diversity has been the bane of the west. Diversity equals the death of a nation, which is exactly why Israel is so hell bent on becoming a 100% homogeneous etho state.
Let's see.

The west gives Israel billions in free arms.

Israel uses those free arms to ethnically cleanse the people it doesn't want.

The west then takes in the refugees that were created with its own money.

Who's the dumbest here? Seems like the west to me.
 

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It’s Eretz Israel and it’s referred to frequently by Zionists. It’s also known as Greater Israel…..and guess what….it includes Gaza, the West Bank, and parts of Syria, Jordan and Lebanon.
That's a lie.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Look up ארץ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Eretz (Hebrew: ארץ) is Hebrew for "land", "country" (with the definite article, HaAretz (Hebrew: הארץ, "the land")
In particular, it may refer to:

None of what you say is in Wiki's definition.
 
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Every day members of this administration go off to their own little worlds. It just shows how little control Trump actually has.

In one interview Huckleberry here just fucked up pretty much every Mid East relationship just when they need them to take on Iran. And as much as they hate Iran and eachother it has driven them together in a common statement.

I continue to be amazed.
 
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Oblivion
One thing that is guaranteed is that the Middle East will continue to be a volatile pressure cooker.
 

seanzo

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All western settler societies, such as the US, Canada, Australia, NZ etc were built as diverse nations right from their inception.
That "diversity" was exclusive to the English, Irish, Scottish and, in the case of Canada, the French. It did not include people from the Middle East or India

That's a lie.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Look up ארץ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Eretz (Hebrew: ארץ) is Hebrew for "land", "country" (with the definite article, HaAretz (Hebrew: הארץ, "the land")
In particular, it may refer to:

None of what you say is in Wiki's definition.
First off, never use Wikipedia as a source for anything. It's literally garbage, ran by a small group of partisan leftists

Second, if you want to learn about Greater Israel it's best to learn about it from the people who founded the movement and brought it into existence. I'd start with Der Judenstaat by Theodore Hertzl, The Iron Wall by Ze'ev Jabotinsky and the diaries/correspondence of Caim Weizmann and David Ben Gurion. Benny Morris is a very good contemporary (Israeli) historian who's works lay bare the founding of Israel.

If reading is too much to ask of you, Darryl Cooper's Fear and Loathing in the New Jerusalem series is also excellent as is the GDF YouTube channel for those lacking the attention span.
 

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That "diversity" was exclusive to the English, Irish, Scottish and, in the case of Canada, the French. It did not include people from the Middle East or India



First off, never use Wikipedia as a source for anything. It's literally garbage, ran by a small group of partisan leftists

Second, if you want to learn about Greater Israel it's best to learn about it from the people who founded the movement and brought it into existence. I'd start with Der Judenstaat by Theodore Hertzl, The Iron Wall by Ze'ev Jabotinsky and the diaries/correspondence of Caim Weizmann and David Ben Gurion. Benny Morris is a very good contemporary (Israeli) historian who's works lay bare the founding of Israel.

If reading is too much to ask of you, Darryl Cooper's Fear and Loathing in the New Jerusalem series is also excellent as is the GDF YouTube channel for those lacking the attention span.
To be completely honest, I genuinely was shocked to see racist french people in quebec because i saw racism as more of an evangelical thing and quebec isn't very evangelical. But it is extremely racist there lol
 

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That's a lie.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Look up ארץ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Eretz (Hebrew: ארץ) is Hebrew for "land", "country" (with the definite article, HaAretz (Hebrew: הארץ, "the land")
In particular, it may refer to:

None of what you say is in Wiki's definition.
Unfortunately for you, what I provided was from Wikipedia and an additional source. All with extensive substantiation.

Letting the light on Zionism is never good for the supremacist cause.
 

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That's a lie.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Look up ארץ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Eretz (Hebrew: ארץ) is Hebrew for "land", "country" (with the definite article, HaAretz (Hebrew: הארץ, "the land")
In particular, it may refer to:

None of what you say is in Wiki's definition.

Israel is still occupying and trying to take more of Palestine, Syria and Lebanon.
Now they are blackmailing trump into attacking Iran for them.

 

Shaquille Oatmeal

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That "diversity" was exclusive to the English, Irish, Scottish and, in the case of Canada, the French. It did not include people from the Middle East or India
Not really.
The first recorded black Canadians were in early 1600s.
The first recorded South Asians were in 1900.
The first recorded middle easterners were in 1880s.
Then there were the indigenous who were here before the Europeans.
As you can see for the vast majority of Canadian history, Canada has been diverse.
Your version of this past that did not include diversity is merely fiction.
 

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To be completely honest, I genuinely was shocked to see racist french people in quebec because i saw racism as more of an evangelical thing and quebec isn't very evangelical. But it is extremely racist there lol
They are that way because they are determined to maintain their culture, they don't want outsiders. To be honest there's a lot the rest of Canada can learn from Quebec in that regard.
 
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Not really.
The first recorded black Canadians were in early 1600s.
The first recorded South Asians were in 1900.
The first recorded middle easterners were in 1880s.
Then there were the indigenous who were here before the Europeans.
As you can see for the vast majority of Canadian history, Canada has been diverse.
Your version of this past that did not include diversity is merely fiction.
You're talking about like six people who played zero role in forming the foundations of Canada. Those "south asians" in particular came illegally and even murdered a customs agent who was trying to send them the fuck back to the punjab. Your historical revisionism is frankly quite sad, but I expect nothing less from a boomer shitlib
 

Shaquille Oatmeal

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You're talking about like six people who played zero role in forming the foundations of Canada.
Again, a mythical, non-existent narrative.
There were 1000s of South Asians who worked in fishing and lumber back in the early 1900s. Same with other ethnic groups.
The act of murder you mention was just political violence, by an activist that happened much later, for which the guy was executed.
They all played a role in building Canada and continue to do so. And yes that includes the TFWs we bring in today.
Granted, the proportion of Caucasians to non-Caucasians has dramatically shifted in the last 100 years.
However, such demographic and cultural evolution is natural.
Trying to freeze Canada at a moment in time in the past, ignoring everything else, and yearning to go back to that, is typical far right brain rot.
 

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Second, if you want to learn about Greater Israel it's best to learn about it from the people who founded the movement and brought it into existence. I'd start with Der Judenstaat by Theodore Hertzl, The Iron Wall by Ze'ev Jabotinsky and the diaries/correspondence of Caim Weizmann and David Ben Gurion. Benny Morris is a very good contemporary (Israeli) historian who's works lay bare the founding of Israel.
My post referred to klatu's interpretation of the word "eretz", not "the term greater Israel". W
 
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