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Benny Morris on those bad Palestinians: “But from 1933 onward, Palestine’s Arabs...mounted a strident campaign to pressure the British, who governed Palestine, to bar all Jews from entering the country.” You are telling me that the Palestinians were theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
Opposed to the immigration of hundreds of thousands of Jews who wanted to create a Jewish state on Palestinian lands and who wanted to displace the natives? And they were opposed to that? That is certainly anti-Semitic. If the Palestinians wanted to prove that they were not anti
-Semitic they should have given up their homeland and told the Jewish immigrants to takeover their homeland and they should have even welcomed the bullets and bombs directed against them. Anything less would be indeed anti-Semitic. Just think of it this way: if millions of
Muslims wanted to come to America against the wishes of the American population and wanted to create a Muslim state all over the US, and if the Americans were to oppose their plan, would not that be outright anti-Islam bigotry? Think about it. Benny Morris may have a point here.
