This appears in [an academic] article that defends Jeremy Corbyn's twin comments: "Jews don't understand English irony" and "Zionists don't want to study history".
The author's example of what "studying history" taught him👇.
And no, ironically enough, he's not being ironic!
According to this passage ☝️ there were Palestinian Universities in Mandatory Palestine between 1945-48. I looked up the list of Palestinian universities:
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None of the Palestinian universities was founded before 1950, and most of them AFTER the 1967 war. The only possible exception is the Kadoorie Palestine Technical University founded by the British Mandatory government in 1930 from money donated by an Iraqi-born Jew:
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Now this information was very easily available for anyone who claims having the will to study history. Especially an academic purporting to ADD to knowledge, not pervert knowledge.
Do what cd the author of this passage have been thinking of?
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In Ulysses James Joyce has his protagonist Stephen recite a vicious antisemitic nursery rhyme -a medieval blood libel-to Bloom, the Jew who's suffered a million antisemitic papercuts throughout the day.
The meaning of a bloodied baby as murdered by Jews depicted above is better grasped in all its gruesome detail and venomous hatred if we read the poem:
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It directly reminded me of this quote from the greatest and most effective anti-Zionist in history:
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There's no language that can adequately encompass the sheer evil irony displayed in these two sinisterly-similar quotes whose intent is clear and declarative:
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1.Gaza is the most densely populated city in the world:
Gaza city is not even in the top 50. In fact, there are many cities in Europe and the USA that are denser than Gaza. For example, Paris.
2.Gaza is occupied by Israel:
Gaza has been 100% cleansed of Jews in 2005. Israel also formally declared an end to Israeli military occupation of the Gaza Strip. There is not even one Israeli soldier on Gazan soil. Israel doesn't fully control Gaza's borders either.
Gaza strip has a Southern border with Egypt, which fully controls at least one crossing, but chooses to keep it closed in support of the West Bank government.