@daysgoneby.0: This is the day zionists landed in palestine and who helped them #Gaza #palestine #FYP #ForYou #History #daysgoneby

anonymous :

stop calling them "Settlers"

P :

Those are Europeans

Wednesday :

Britain has always been the problem

gracefullyfell :

We aren’t angry enough with the British government

mother_of_all_rebels :

Shame on them all. Shame on the British for inflaming the Middle East.

scotgiftsuk :

In the history of the world BRITAIN is usually behind all the problems countries are facing now

John Do :

Just asked chat GPT if the Palestinians welcomed the Jewish people back in 1948? The short answer is no, but the full picture is more nuanced. Before 1948, there was already a large Jewish community in the area, and Jewish immigration had been increasing since the late 1800s. Reactions among the Arab Palestinian population varied over time. ***Many Palestinian Arabs opposed large scale Jewish immigration and the creation of a Jewish state. They feared losing political control, land, and becoming a minority in their homeland. This opposition led to periods of violence, including the riots of 1920, 1921, 1929, and the Arab Revolt of 1936 to 1939. When the United Nations proposed the 1947 Partition Plan, the Jewish leadership accepted it, despite objections to some of the borders. Most Arab Palestinian leaders and the surrounding Arab states rejected it because they opposed partitioning the land into separate Jewish and Arab states. After Israel declared independence on May 14, 1948, armies from Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and other Arab forces entered the war. The conflict became the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. So, if your question is whether Palestinians as a whole welcomed the establishment of Israel in 1948, the answer is no. The dominant political leadership and much of the Arab population opposed it. That said, there were exceptions. Some individual Palestinians cooperated with Jewish communities, some remained neutral, and some Arab groups or villages chose not to fight or even maintained good relations with nearby Jewish communities. Those cases existed but did not represent the majority.

Pal 1948 :

Palestinians never had a fair outcome to decide their destiny after the first and second world war as if they never existed before

shotarts :

JeremiahZ :

It was also the Brits who divided India into different countries.

AIA Azare :

The whole humanity supposed to apologise to Palestinians. There story is mind blowing

Frank Berridge :

The Arabs were also promised their own state by the British in ww1 for their help fighting the ottoman empire. Then went back on it.

New generation :

British divided many countries unfortunately

shinelikeaceleb :

Shame on the UK

Emma 🇬🇧 :

Did you see the name of who it was addressed to? 🤔

Fooz20206 :

Free Palestine 🇵🇸 from the evil colonizers

s💕’ :

🥰🥰🥰Thank you that you telling the truth ♥️♥️♥️free Palestine 🇵🇸 🥰🥰🥰

Soldaat :

The are Settlers.

humanitarian :

The worst day in the history of the world.

The Mitzvah Shop :

Who was the president of Palestine at the time?

dicky doc :

them British have a lot to answer for

white devil :

Britain was the culprit in Asia as well

MrRajputOfficial :

That was a black day for pelastine

Stellabee28 🇨🇦 :

One of the worst days in history…

Moussa :