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Wenn man die gleiche Quelle nimmt, dann erklärt sich vieles ganz anders, als es hier versucht wird darzustellen.
By 1 May 1948, two weeks before the [Links nur für registrierte Nutzer], nearly 175,000 Palestinians (approximately 25%) had already fled.[Links nur für registrierte Nutzer]Was jedoch viel wichtiger in dem Fall scheint, ist die Tatsache, dass alle "New historians".......mittlerweile widerlegt sind, also diejenigen selbsthassenden Juden, die hier in der Quelle meist bemüht werden. Man sollte wie gesagt, von einem Faule Eier-Verkäufer nicht erwarten, dass er ehrlich ist.Historian [Links nur für registrierte Nutzer] writes that not only had half of the Arab community in Haifa community fled the city before the final battle was joined in late April 1948, but another 5,000–15,000 left apparently voluntarily during the fighting while the rest, some 15,000–25,000, were ordered to leave, as was initially claimed by an Israeli source, on the instructions of the Arab Higher Committee.]
Die Thesen der „Neuen Historiker“ wurden meistens sowohl von der zionistischen Geschichtsschreibung als auch von pro-arabischen Autoren, die sie der Verharmlosung beschuldigen, abgelehnt. Als einer der führenden Kritiker galt [Links nur für registrierte Nutzer],[Links nur für registrierte Nutzer] der ihnen vorwarf, von politischen Interessen geleitete Geschichtsfälschung zu betreiben.[Links nur für registrierte Nutzer]
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Es hat Vertreibungen gegeben, aber selbst in der äußerst pro-arabischen Ausgabe von WIKI findet man ausreichend Hinweise, dass es bereits vor dem Krieg Flüchtlinge gab und zwar nicht zu knapp. Natürlich - auch das war ein Kritikpunkt, hätten sich Irgun und Hagana gern mit solchen Ergebnissen geschmückt. Einer der bekanntesten, Benny Morris, hat sein Urteil von damals mehrfach revidiert, hier z.B..
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February 21, 2008
From Benny Morris:
Madam,
Israel-Haters are fond of citing - and more often, Mis-citing - my work in support of their arguments. Let me offer some corrections.
The Palestinian Arabs were not responsible "in some bizarre way" ...for what befell them in 1948. Their responsibility was very direct and simple.
In Defiance of the will of the International community, as embodied in the UN General Assembly Resolution of November 29th, 1947 (No. 181),
They launched Hostilities against the Jewish community in Palestine in the hope of aborting the emergence of the Jewish state and perhaps Destroying that community. But they Lost; and one of the RESULTS was the displacement of 700,000 of them from their homes.
It is true, as Erskine Childers pointed out long ago, that there were no Arab radio broadcasts urging the Arabs to flee en masse; indeed, there were broadcasts by several Arab radio stations urging them to stay put. But, on the local level, in Dozens of localities around Palestine, Arab leaders Advised or ordered the evacuation of women and children or whole communities, as occurred in Haifa in late April, 1948. And Haifa's Jewish mayor, Shabtai Levy, did, on April 22nd, plead with them to STAY, to no avail.
Most of Palestine's 700,000 "refugees" fled their homes because of the flail of War (and in the expectation that they would shortly return to their homes on the backs of Victorious Arab invaders). But it is also true that there were several dozen sites, including Lydda and Ramla, from which Arab communities were expelled by Jewish troops.
The displacement of the 700,000 Arabs who became "refugees" - and I put the term in inverted commas, as 2/3's of them were displaced from one part of Palestine to another and not from their country (which is the usual definition of a refugee) - was not a "racist crime".. but the RESULT of a national conflict and a WAR, with religious overtones, from the Muslim perspective, launched by the Arabs themselves.
There was NO Zionist "plan" or blanket policy of evicting the Arab population, or of "ethnic cleansing". Plan Dalet (Plan D), of March 10th, 1948 (it is open and available for all to read in the IDF Archive and in various publications), was the master plan of the Haganah - the Jewish military force that became the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) - to counter the expected pan-Arab assault on the emergent Jewish state. That's what it explicitly states and that's what it was. And the invasion of the armies of Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Iraq duly occurred, on May 15th.
It is true that Plan D gave the regional commanders carte blanche to occupy and garrison or expel and destroy the Arab villages along and behind the front lines and the anticipated Arab armies' invasion routes. And it is also true that mid-way in the 1948 war the Israeli leaders decided to bar the return of the "refugees" (those "refugees" who had just assaulted the Jewish community), viewing them as a potential fifth column and threat to the Jewish state's existence. I for one cannot fault their fears or logic.
The Demonisation of Israel is largely based on Lies - much as the Demonisation of the Jews during the past 2,000 years has been based on Lies.
And there is a Connection between the two.
I would recommend that the likes of Norris and Landy read some history books and become acquainted with the facts, not recycle shopworn Arab propaganda. They might then learn, for example, that the "Palestine War" of 1948 (the "War of Independence," as Israelis call it) began in November 1947, not in May 1948. By May 14th close to 2,000 Israelis had died - of the 5,800 dead suffered by Israel in the whole war (ie almost 1 per cent of the Jewish population of Palestine/Israel, which was about 650,000).
Prof Benny Morris
Li-On, Israel.
Feb 21, 2008
Weiter unten steht doch, was die Ursache war. Bis Ende Mai 1948 In 73% der Fälle, direkte Aktionen der Israelis.
Das wird direkt im Anschluss widerlegt.Historian Efraim Karsh writes ...
Frei erfunden und deshalb auch nicht belegbar.Was jedoch viel wichtiger in dem Fall scheint, ist die Tatsache, dass alle "New historians".......mittlerweile widerlegt sind, ...
Daraus:Einer der bekanntesten, Benny Morris, hat sein Urteil von damals mehrfach revidiert, hier z.B..
"It is true that Plan D gave the regional commanders carte blanche to occupy and garrison or expel and destroy the Arab villages along and behind the front lines and the anticipated Arab armies' invasion routes."
Und hieraus:
"A Jewish state would not have come into being without the uprooting of 700,000 Palestinians. Therefore it was necessary to uproot them. There was no choice but to expel that population."
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Auch diese zionistische Propandaschleife hat keine Zukunft![]()
Alle Tyrannen sind Kinder, unfertige Menschen, denen man zuviel Macht gegeben hat.
Und ob diese Schleife Zukunft hat. Wenn Widder nur lacht und Freelancer nur zitiert, was ihm in den Kram passt und über seine eigene Dummheit lacht, ja dann. Habe ich wieder gewonnen. Wie man obigem Zitat entnehmen kann.There was NO Zionist "plan" or blanket policy of evicting the Arab population, or of "ethnic cleansing". Plan Dalet (Plan D), of March 10th, 1948 (it is open and available for all to read in the IDF Archive and in various publications), was the master plan of the Haganah - the Jewish military force that became the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) - to counter the expected pan-Arab assault on the emergent Jewish state. That's what it explicitly states and that's what it was. And the invasion of the armies of Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Iraq duly occurred, on May 15th.
Habe mal fett markiert, was tatsächlich wichtig ist. Offensichtlich machen sich hier und da dann doch die Sprachbarrieren von Freelancer und seinen Hofschranzen bemerkbar.![]()
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