Dear Israel,

Factually, the Jews and the Palestinians have common ancestors. Genetic studies have proven this.

They are both the indigenous population of the West Bank and Israel because they are genetically the same race.

Now, this is not to say that the Palestinians have no right to be there today. I would have been fine with the Palestinians accepting 1967 borders back when Israel was peacefully offering it.

But enough is enough. Israel has done more than enough to try to make peace, and it is unreasonable to ask them to do more.

The Palestinians had their chance, and they blew it.

You clearly have your mind made up, and you have a solid narrative that backs up your beliefs and that you believe justifies your position.

But let me ask you a question... how much is your position based on you understanding of the facts.

If (hypothetically speaking) you honestly looked at the facts and found that you were wrong, and that Israel didn't actually try to make peace... would you change your position?

they want extermination.

Maybe someone can diagram it for you.

Putting all those Jews with their higher education and trade ability in amongst the Arabs should open up the Middle East

Maybe the plan is to make the Palestinians and the rest of the world so miserable that they will be offered a homeland, somewhere else.

Then why did Lebanon end up as the trading bazaar and not Israel?

Soft power, unfortunately, has never counted for much in the Middle East. In the Islamic world, even supreme religious authority, such as that now claimed by "Caliph" Baghdadi of Islamic State, has always rested ultimately on temporal power. The Ottoman caliphate died in 1924 not because of Sykes-Picot or Wilsonian self-determination, but because World War I and the subsequent Greco-Turkish war destroyed the sultan's power and prestige.

The fate of Baghdadi's caliphate, likewise, will depend not on what clever ideas westerners come up with to peel off his Sunni supporters, but on the success or failure of his armies. The borders of tomorrow's Middle East will be settled by force, as they always have been.

Do Jewish Oxford professors not like Jews either?

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Do Jewish Oxford professors not like Jews either?

There are plenty of self hating Jews.

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You're confusing religious mythology with history.

No I'm not.

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"The Jews" are indigenous to where ever they and especially their ancestors professed the Jewish religion.

They are indigenous to the West Bank region.

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The originators of Zionist ideology were indigenous to Europe.

They are indigenous to the West Bank region.

you could have figured that out with Google and a minute and change of your time.

He is a regular contributor to The Guardian newspaper, and signed an op

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en letter to that paper in January 2009 condemning Israel's role in the Gaza War.[8]

He condemns Israel for defending itself?

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]Josef Heller and Yehoshua Porath have stated that Shlaim "misleads his readers with arguments that Israel had missed the opportunity for peace while the Arabs are strictly peace seekers".[9][10]

You believe that?

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In a 2012 article in the academic journal Shofar, Shai Afsai criticised Shlaim for repeating a story "The bride is beautiful but she is married to another man," for which Afsai could not trace an original source, in his 2001 book The Iron Wall: Israel and the Arab World.[11]

According to Gelber, Shlaim's claim that there was a deliberate and pre-meditated anti-Palestinian “collusion” between the Jewish Agency and King Abdullah, is unequivocally refuted by the documentary evidence on the development of contacts between Israel and Jordan before, during and after the war.[12] Marc Lynch however wrote that "the voluminous evidence in [Gelber's] book does not allow so conclusive a verdict".[13]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avi_Shlaim
That from your own source. If he doesn't hate Israel, he sure doesn't like them.

Nuh-uh