by hadassah | May 5, 2018 | Arab Murder Mayhem Massacre, Arabs Say No to Jewish Homeland, Presence in the Land, State of Israel
April 6, 1950 Arab Refugees – Fifth Column Lebanon weekly “Al Ziyyad” suggested that the Arab States should recognize the State of Israel “de facto”, since as a result of such recognition a “Fifth Column” of Arabs would love Israel. “…the return of all the...
by hadassah | May 5, 2018 | Arab Murder Mayhem Massacre, Presence in the Land, State of Israel
March 1, 1950 175,000 Jewish Refugees from Iraq The Iraqi Parliament passed a law permitting the exit of all Iraqi Jews, provided they signed a declaration renouncing their citizenship. The time period for registration for departure was limited to one year,...
by hadassah | May 5, 2018 | Arab Murder Mayhem Massacre, Arabs Say No to Jewish Homeland, Presence in the Land, State of Israel
January 28, 1950 Egyptian Government on Straits of Tiran The Egyptian Government, in a communication to the American Embassy in Cairo, stated it had no intention of interfering with peaceful shipping and that “It goes without saying that this passage (through...
by hadassah | May 2, 2018 | Arabs Say No to Jewish Homeland, Presence in the Land, State of Israel
1950 Arab Refugees Report of the Director of UNRWA to the Fifth General Assembly stated: “Unless there was a complete change of attitude of the countries and refugees concerned, it appeared unlikely for the time being that any general employment plan would be...
by hadassah | May 2, 2018 | Arab Murder Mayhem Massacre, Arabs Say No to Jewish Homeland, Presence in the Land, State of Israel
1950 UNRWA is Established In 1950, the UN set up the United Nations Relief and Works Agency as a temporary relief effort for Palestinian refugees. Former UNRWA director Ralph Galloway stated eight years later that: “The Arab states do not want to solve the...
by hadassah | May 2, 2018 | Arabs Say No to Jewish Homeland, Presence in the Land, State of Israel
December 28, 1949 774,000 Arab Refugees The First Interim Report of the UN Economic Survey Mission for the Middle East, published in November 1949, stated that the total number of Palestine refugees did not exceed 774,000. This included 48,000 resident in...
