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Why not the European countries give the citizenship to the Palestinians ?

Why the European Union give the right of political asylum to terrorists who are fleeing from their country ? Now the terrorists are arrested and prosecuted after the bombings that took place in Europe . But the question is why Europe supports Palestinian terrorists for a homeland in the land of Israel ?
Did not learn the lesson ?

The Israelis claim this land but mainly because the British established a homeland for the Jewish people. Prior to this time, the land was Palestinian and has been Palestinian for over 400 years. This story is a little lilke the Jews left their house (for whatever reason) and others still lived there. Later, they come back and want their house back…the British allowed it and the US got involved with the British failed its mandate to control Jewish immigration. The assumption that this land has always been Jewish is stated only in the Old Testament and not inn any political reality.

Nigel Farage: a lesson in democracy

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