BoomerYid :
After the State of Israel was declared roughly 900,000 Jews in Arab countries were forced out by Arabs. Today fewer than 5,000 are in Arab countries today. This rapid ~99% decline was driven by escalating state-sponsored violence, anti-Jewish rioting, formal expulsion decrees, and systemic disenfranchisement...not Israel somehow forcing them to leave.
At the same time these Palestinian refugees were created, the Arab nations expelled over 950,000 Jews.
Yes, there were more Jewish refugees than there were air of refugees. Not from Europe but from the Middle East...
These Jews were absorbed, primarily into Israel, some to America and other countries. These refugees are never mentioned and there were actually more of them than there were of the Arabs.
Jewish populations from Arab nations left behind an estimated $150 billion to $263 billion in assets and approximately 120,000 square kilometers (46,332 square miles) of real estate and land. This is nearly six times the total land area of the State of Israel, which measures approximately 20,770 square kilometers! 😳😳😳😳.
Egypt took control of the Gaza strip which is a strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea directly adjacent to Israel and Egypt who share its orders.
Between 1948 and 1967, Jordan controlled those areas and Egypt-controlled Gaza.
Why didn't they absorb Palestinian refugees or create a Palestinian state?
2026-07-10 13:34:28