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Their fate and that of their descendants has proven to be a key stumbling block to any Mideast peace. For most Palestinians the eventual return to their former homes in what is now Israel remains a fundamental requirement, while Israelis argue that any large-scale return of refugees would spell the end of the Jewish majority state. Large demonstrations are predicted in the West Bank, Jerusalem and in other parts of Israel on Sunday to mark the day. In advance of the commemoration, the Israeli military closed West Bank crossings, it said.
realities of Zionist occupation.
Originally posted by notsofunnyguy
There's already been some pre-Nakba Day violence, including one 17-year old Palestinian who was shot and killed by an Israeli soldier.
If that gets pushed to the front of the line, there will probably be some more violence, but I think the Palestinians (at least) realize that right now, peaceful protest will go further toward them gaining statehood in September than violence will.
Not sure how the Arabs from other supporting nations see it, though.
Oh, and there will be some pro-Israel counter-rallies going on, with flag-waving and everything. So that might stir the pot, too.
Originally posted by UcDat
reply to post by phatpackage
so much fail I dont even know where to start...
tell ya what read this Nakba Day
and tell me what it means
or show the ATS thread proving it was another hoax like 9/11...
Originally posted by phatpackage
reply to post by UcDat
The world? bahahahahah! World, still laughing my guts at that one!
If you would have done your research. And yes it is not anybodies job on ATS to hold your hand you will see it is the Palestinian immigrants to that land who are committing an occupation!
World, bahahahahahah! Speak for yourself and don't assume the "world" agrees with you!
interested nations are watching,
this is a very stupid assertion. And you didn't even try to properly present it
Does the "bahahahahahahah!" actually help?
Originally posted by phatpackage
I'm sure they are watching. I was referring to the solidarity part!
Looks like someone can't handle the truth! lol! As I said it is not my job to educate anybody!
Yeah it does! lol! Just ask Chuck Norris!
You're probably one of the people least-qualified to even think about educating me on this subject.
All I'm saying is, if you're going to gibber out some halfassed propaganda
Reading your posts is the literary equivalent of chugging a warm can of PBR
Originally posted by UcDat
reply to post by phatpackage
so much fail I dont even know where to start...
tell ya what read this Nakba Day
and tell me what it means
or show the ATS thread proving it was another hoax like 9/11...
Our correspondent, at the Qalandiya checkpoint there, says there is a stand-off now, but dozens of Palestinians have been injured.
Palestinian protesters have been throwing stones at Israeli security forces, who have been firing tear gas and rubber bullets.
On the occupied Golan Heights, the Israeli military said it had only fired warning shots as a large number of protesters tried to breach a border fence near the village of Majdal Shams. But reports said at least four people had been killed and dozens injured.
Israel's army says this is a "serious" incursion. Brig Gen Yoav Mordechai said soldiers were still trying to control the crowds and that dozens of protesters had crossed.
...
Gen Mordechai says Israeli troops fired as demonstrators began vandalising the fence.
Lebanese military officials say four people were killed.
Syria denounced Israeli actions in the Golan Heights and Lebanon as "criminal", Agence France-Presse news agency reported.
On the Israel-Gaza frontier, at the Erez border crossing, Israeli troops opened fire with tanks and machine guns, injuring dozens, Palestinian medical officials said.
At least one Palestinian has been killed and up to 50 others wounded in northern Gaza as Israeli troops opened fire on a march of at least 1,000 people heading towards the Erez crossing between the Gaza Strip and Israel.
A group of Palestinians, including children, marching to mark "Nakba Day" were shot by the Israeli army after crossing a Hamas checkpoint and entering what Israel calls a "buffer zone" - an empty area between checkpoints where Israeli soldiers generally shoot trespassers, Al Jazeera correspondent Nicole Johnston reported from Gaza City on Sunday.
"We are just hearing that one person has been killed and about 50 people have been injured," Johnston said.
Syrian state television reported that Israeli forces killed four Syrian citizens who had been taking part in an anti-Israeli rally on the Syrian side of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights border on Sunday.
Israeli army radio said dozens were wounded when Palestinian refugees from the Syrian side of the Golan Heights border were shot for trying to break through the frontier fence.