1. Most Jews did NOT live in Palestine.
2. The Arab states expelled the Jews in retaliation for the expulsion of the Palestinians.
3. If the United States had had a proactive immigration policy toward the displaced/traumatized Jews of Europe following WWII, most jews would NOT have emigrated to Palestine. But let's see, if memory serves, American jews played NO part at all in urging such a policy. Those unwashed eastern european jews would have made them look bad...
For example, emigration of Jews from Romania (with which I am inimately acquainted, being the daughter or one) resulted in most jews NOT wanting to go to Israel if they had any choice at all. My father would not even consider it--given that his was a mixed marriage and knowing full well how we would be treated there. And this even though the rest of the Jewish part of the family lived in Israel.
Please Leo explain to me why the Arabs must pay for German crimes. That's one I have never understood.
What you must understand is that the polarization created by the Israeli regime, supported by the U.S. is not another example of anti-semitism.
Joanna Bujes