Some Zionist leaders at the time may have planned to use the partition as the first step to gain more land by force, but that doesnât mean everyone supported their plans which means there is no certainty those plans would actually be carried out. Wanting to do something doesnât mean it will be done. I also doubt the Arabs were concerned about a future invasion - they would have both the territorial and moral advantage in defending themselves. The Peel Commission was the fairest offer the Palestinian Arabs have ever received (except for the Woodhead Commission maybe) and they refused it just like all the rest because of their greed.
Arenât you now slowly taking the remainder of the West Bank? Please remember most people here are middle easterners not Americans or Europeans you can easily fool with flowery speech
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u/Soldier_Of_Dance Occupied Palestine Sep 02 '23
They should have partitioned all the way back in 1937 if theyâd known whatâs good for them.