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They did not like being moved from their homes or living under Jewish rule.=.]

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Another contributor rounded out the picture, with facts to balance the fantasy:

Note that there were many "Palestinians" who decided to stay in Israel in 1948

and long after. 62 years have now passed. There are Arab cities and towns in

Israel, and no "refugee camps". Israel has no official national religion. All religious

groups worship openly in Israel, all citizens have the right to own land and/or

residences, all citizens have the vote in Israel's national elections, and there are

Christian and Muslim members of Parliament who represent the constituents who

elected them.

Also note: The "Palestinians" did not attack Israel in 1948. The "Palestinians"

had more urgent tasks to attend to, such as sheltering themselves and their

families from the sun and the rain, and arranging for their day-to-day survival.

Israel was attacked by the synchronized and combined armies of 13 countries,

including the nations of Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt ... the same

nations engaged simultaneously in stuffing their "refugee" brothers into the

"refugee camps" where they still live, having for some unexplained reason been

integrated into neither the economies nor the societies of their 'host' nations

after 62 years.

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The members of the Arab League attacked Israel in 1948 because they didn't want there to be an independent Jewish State in the Middle East.

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Because they objected to the formation of Israel

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