Balfour Declaration

 I regard the Jewish emigration to Palestine as unlawful, since it was forced on the local population by foreign powers. The people who lived in this region did not have any resources either to repel this flow of emigrants or to conclusively disprove the political and ideological justifications that were presented for it

 
 
“Anti-Zionism, in fact, is the form that much of today’s anti­-Semitism takes.” ~ Alvin Rosenfeld1
 
by Peter Cohen 
 a Dutch Jewish WWII Survivor

Yet another massive assault on Palestine is underway, where, of course, according to the Balfour Declaration, the Jewish population are guests not occupiers since: “ …the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of (this) it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine …”

 
 
By Brandon Martinez

“Palestine and Palestine Studies, One Century since the First World War and the Balfour Declaration.”

 
By Haitham Sabbah – Sabbah Report

Prime Minister is asking to be targeted by BDS
 by Stuart Littlewood             Intifada-Palestine.com
(London) The other day I signed a ‘Get Well’ petition for Palestinian youngsters Adam and Johar who were viciously maimed and crippled by the British Government’s ‘friends’ in Israel .
 

Interview by Mohamed El-Ghazi, M. Ait Amara | January 18, 2014

Your fight against Zionism provokes critics against you in Israel and in the West. Your detractors conflate consciously between “anti-Zionism” and “anti-Semitism.” What is the difference between these two concepts?

The Conservatives are trying to rally Canadian Jews to their right wing imperialistic world view.
At the start of last month Stephen Harper spoke to the annual Toronto gala of the Jewish National Fund, which has a long history of dispossessing Palestinians and discriminating against non-Jews. Alluding to Arab/Persian/Muslim barbarians at the gate, Harper told the 4,000 attendees that Israel is a “light of freedom and democracy in what is otherwise a region of darkness.”

By Maidhc Ó Cathail | The Passionate Attachment | December 27, 2013