They are changing America by changing the people
Update August 22nd: A new column by Solomon—the UN’s refugee welfare racket—here. Update August 19th: As Palestinian demonstrators take to the streets to protest an Israeli ship planning to dock at Oakland, we should be organizing a major campaign for the US to stop funding UNRWA. And, of course, stop the migration of Palestinian trouble-makers … Continue reading Palestinians, the UN’s phoney refugees
If Israel says it doesn’t want to welcome any more Palestinians, the world is outraged, but here we learn that Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey don’t want them either! Why is it that these Muslim countries don’t like their fellow Muslims? From Naharnet News: Lebanon has placed prohibitive restrictions on the entry of Palestinians fleeing Syria, … Continue reading Muslim countries don’t want Syrian Palestinians
Michael Curtis in American Thinker shows how the Palestinian “refugees” are treated completely different from all other refugees in The Right of Return to Manhattan and Other Places and how absurd it is. I don’t have time to write anything at length, but here are a few excerpts: On why there were Palestinian refugees: The … Continue reading Palestinians vs. other refugees
That is the title of yet another story blasting Arab countries for mistreating their fellow Arabs—Palestinians. Our earlier post on the same topic is here. Author Sameh Habeeb, an activist and journalist, writing in the Palestine Telegraph is not unexpectedly critical of Israel, but the gist of his report is that Palestinian refugees are treated … Continue reading Arabs continue to abuse Palestinian Refugees’ rights
As the United Nations continues to bemoan the fate of so-called “Palestinian refugees,” the history of Jewish refugees from the time before and shortly after the creation of the State of Israel has been long forgotten—until now. Regular readers know this is a topic we’ve discussed on several occasions recently and previous posts can be … Continue reading Recognizing Jewish refugees from Arab countries