Hello John and Doves,
In this video posted on
Street Preachers of Christ Jesus" youtube channel, a Saudi
pulls no punches in his 'lack' of love for the
Palestinians.
run time 3:20
I have no idea how wide spread this resentment
is across the Arab countries or with Arab people - but add
what he said to the below link - makes one think this
sentiment is pretty popular. Arabs have seen what
Palestinians have done in other Muslim countries - no one
wants their 'refugees'.
"Their refusal is rooted in fear that Israel
wants to force a permanent expulsion of Palestinians into
their countries and nullify Palestinian demands for
statehood." (I bet the REAL reason is:)
And a "mass exodus would risk bringing militants into
Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, from where they might
launch attacks on Israel, endangering the two countries'
40-year-old peace treaty."
Explainer:
Why aren't Arab countries taking in Palestinians
Israel does not want to take back Gaza at this
point, nor do they wish to rule Palestinians in Gaza.
They want Hamas gone - to stop the attacks on Israeli
citizens/land. They want peace with the Saudis and
their other neighbors.
The real reason EJordan dogypt
and n't want these refugees - Palestinians bring violence
with them wherever they go - threatening peace everywhere.
"According to the United Nations, Egypt, which
is dealing with a spiraling economic crisis, already hosts 9
million refugees and migrants, including roughly 300,000
Sudanese who arrived this year after fleeing their country's
war." And "Egypt says a mass exodus from Gaza would
bring Hamas or other Palestinian militants onto its
soil..." The Egyptian President el-Sissi believes that the
Palestinians "could wreck peace in the region."
Explainer:
Why aren't Arab countries taking in Palestinians
The Arab League 'latched' on to all of these
people - so called 'Palestinians' - after
the various wars with Israel - to use them as an "oppressed"
people whose land is "occupied" by Jews. Since the
creation of the PLO - there has been nothing but violence
against Jews and even other Muslim countries - especially
the country of Jordan by the PLO and Palestinian
militants. Jordan will not soon forget the turmoil,
death and destruction in the wake of the Palestinian
occupation of their country! Nor will Egypt which
experienced some of the drama and brokered two ceasefires
between Jordan and Palestinians - to no avail - both
ceasefire agreements were broken by the Palestinians.
Why are the Jordanians and Egyptians so adamant
about keeping Palestinians out of their countries?
They are keenly aware of the violent history of these
people. They don't want to have to deal with this
violent mess of militants again on their land.
Here's a very brief history of the Palestinians
in Jordan - and the struggles for years that Jordan/King
Hussein went through before finally getting the country back
into 'relative' control from the carnage created by
Palestinians. Egypt tried to help but got burned in
the process.
Note that Jordan experienced much
of what Israel has experienced with the
Palestinians. And Jordan knows the problems of
trying to appease neighbors and not make the war
worse. Jordan, of all countries, should have
sympathy for what Israel is going through! But,
they have Muslim neighbors they have to appease.
A brief history:
There was Black September or the
Jordanian Civil War - an "armed conflict between
Jordan..with the Palestine Liberation Organization" in
1970-1971. The PLO called for the
"overthrow of Jordan's Hashemite monarchy". "On two
occasions they attempted to assassinate Hussein, leading to
violent confrontations with the Jordanian Armed Forces by
June 1970. King Hussein
wanted to oust them from the country by force."
But he feared reprisals/condemnation from
neighboring Muslim countries.
"Continued PLO activities in Jordan culminated
in the Dawson's Field hijackings of 6 September 1970, when
the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine seized
three civilian passenger flights and forced their landing in
the Jordanian city of Zarqa, where they took foreign
nationals as hostages and later blew up the planes in front
of journalists from around the world. Hussein saw this
as the last straw and ordered the Jordanian Army to take
action. On 17 September 1970, the Jordanian
Army surrounded all cities with a significant PLO
presence..and began shelling Palestinian refugee
camps....the Palestinians were driven from the cities, one
by one...formally marking the end of the
conflict."
Jordan then allowed Palestinian
militants to leave Jordan for Lebanon...soon after this
the Lebanese Civil War started. Palestinians
later entered Jordan and set up refugee camps - they
became known as "independent republics". These republics
were in constant battles with Jordanian police. The
PLO would go on to become "a state within a state in
Jordan". Within Jordan their were frequent
kidnappings, and acts of violence against Jordanian
citizens.
Hussein was between a rock and a hard place -
as attacking the Palestinians in his country would cause
the whole Palestinian world, spread throughout the Middle
East, to become enraged against his country. Hussein
went to Egypt for help with the Palestinian
militants. Nasser of Egypt "published a ten-point
edict restricting activities of the Palestinian
organizations, which included
prohibition of the following: carrying arms publicly,
storing ammunition in villages and holding demonstrations and
meetings without prior governmental consent." The
Palestinians reacted violently - so Hussein froze the new
edict. The only countries that
helped Jordan following this was Israel and the U.S. It ended up being a big
battle between Jordan and the Palestinians - "many calling for restraint as victory could
only be accomplished at the cost of thousands of
lives..." Hussein halted the fighting.
But the Palestinians continued fighting Jordan. They
hijacked more planes...a
Pan Am jet was flown to Cairo, Egypt and blown up.
More planes were hijacked to Jordan. Eventually
Hussein had to declare martial law. More
Palestinian refugee camps were bombed by Jordan in
Jordan. Jordan feared foreign
intervention in the events in support of the Palestinian
militants. Jordan was soon attacked by
Palestinian militants and the Syrian Army. Again
Jordan asked for help from the US and Israel.
Fearing reprisals from other Arab
states, Hussein asked Israel to only attack the Syrian and
Palestinian troops in Syria. The
Israelis asked the US for help in case the Soviet's joined
the war. After heavy attacks, the Syrians soon
retreated from Jordan.
"Hussein agreed to a cease-fire after
Arab media started accusing him of massacring the
Palestinians." Egypt's Nasser brokered a
ceasefire between Jordan and the Palestinians. After
the ceasefire, "Hussein publicly revealed that the
Jordanian army had uncovered around 360 underground PLO
bases in Amman, and that Jordan help 20,000 detainees,
among whom were "Chinese advisers." More
fighting, of course, broke out with Palestinian militants -
they finally were beaten by the Jordanian army and allowed
to leave to Syria or surrender to the Israelis. Others
fled to Southern Lebanon.
Black
September - Wikipedia
After this, Jordan purged the country of Palestinian
militants.
(end brief history)
This is definitely a pattern with Palestinians.
And now all of their hate is aimed at Israel instead of
Jordan! (Which Jordan is relieved about.) And
Jordan doesn't want them back! And Egypt tried
to broker 2 ceasefires between Jordan and the Palestinians
in the past. Egypt doesn't want to get caught up in
the war with Hamas because Hamas refugees will definitely
start firing rockets from Egypt into Israel - pulling Egypt
into a war they don't want with Israel - because they see
what's going on. But all of these Muslim countries
kowtow to Saudi Arabia and other Muslim countries...fearful
of retaliation if they go after Palestinians fighting inside
their countries or using their land to fight Israel
from. They try to keep Muslim peace in the
sandbox...and try to keep the 'hate' focused on Israel.
And then we have people like Nikki Haley
proposing that the U.S. bring the Palestinian refugees here,
then, I assume due to pressure from her constituents, she
now "opposes the U.S. taking Gazans" - they should remain
the region.
The U.S. does not need more
Afghanistan type refugees - unvetted, anti-Semitic,
anti-American ("death to Israel'/"death to America")
people in this country. We already have Muslim
sections of the country run by Muslims - like Jordan's
"independent republics" inside Jordan. These are no
friend to Americans. And we have the pro-Hamas
people in this country who stand with violence, murder of
innocent people, and hate. We don't need more.
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance