ISRAEL - IRAN - SYRIA - HAMAS - HEZBOLLAH - WWWIII?

CI, have you no pride in what you say? Israel is about keeping out suicide bombers, et al. Anyone may leave.

Advocate wrote:

CI, have you no pride in what you say? Israel is about keeping out suicide bombers, et al. Anyone may leave.

Oh! And where do they go once they leave?

cicerone imposter wrote:

Advocate wrote:

CI, have you no pride in what you say? Israel is about keeping out suicide bombers, et al. Anyone may leave.

Oh! And where do they go once they leave?

Wherever they want.
THere are no restrictions on where anyone goes when they leave Israel.
They are free to go wherever they can afford to go, anyplace in the world.

mysteryman wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

Advocate wrote:

CI, have you no pride in what you say? Israel is about keeping out suicide bombers, et al. Anyone may leave.

Oh! And where do they go once they leave?

Wherever they want.
THere are no restrictions on where anyone goes when they leave Israel.
They are free to go wherever they can afford to go, anyplace in the world.

Oh, you mean there's a catch; any place they can afford to go. You do live in a cacoon.

Have you guys ever heard of Passport and VISA requirements to travel to other countries? Even with those in possession, which countries will accept them? Can you name one?

mm, Please show us some evidence that those countries you listed will accept Palestinians into their country as immigrants? Also, show us how Palestinians have the money to do so?

There are no reliable data on refugee numbers, and no census has been taken of refugees in countries like Lebanon and Jordan in decades. The United Nations Relief Works Agency (UNRWA) acknowledges that its figures are unverified and, especially in the case of Lebanon, inflated. Of the 3.5 million UNRWA-registered refugees, 1.4 million already live in Palestinian-controlled territory (655,000 in the West Bank and 772,000 in Gaza). Another 1.5 million are in Jordan and have Jordanian citizenship; 350,000 are in Syria and are stateless; and 373,000 are in Lebanon, although the actual number of stateless Palestinians in Lebanon may be half that. Most refugees live outside of the refugee camps.

First group of 35 Palestinians leave Jordan for new life in Brazil
20 Sep 2007 16:49:00 GMT
AMMAN, Jordan, September 20 (UNHCR) - Thirty-five elated Palestinians boarded a plane at Amman's international airport on Thursday and flew off to a new life in Brazil after years of hardship in an isolated desert camp in Jordan.


When I visited Jordan, I saw those isolated desert camps. They're welcome in Jordan? Very funny!

You guys are all over the board with statements and 'facts'.

Time to clear the air. Israel has the bomb, refuses to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (which Iran has done long ago), has the 5th largest military establishment on Earth and you bet the Arab states are afraid. The Pal. militants-freedom fighters-terrorists always launch their attacks on military-civilian targets in RESPONSE to Israeli assassinations, air raids, tank assaults or bulldozers. The wall is a medieval mentality which the pal.s will blow holes in again and again.

As for immigration-emigration: Dual citizenship allows Israeli citizens to also be US citizens as is the case for Pal.s if they come via Jordanian citizenship. There are now roughly 5 million Israeli citizens (20% of which are Pal.s who live in Israel). There are roughly 5 million Pal.s living in and out of Palestine (W Bank-Gaza) and their birth rate is much higher. Time and demography will determine the day.

And though Armageddon began in 1918 (see Battle of Megiddo) and continues, it will end w/ accommodation no matter what attempts at ethnic cleansing the terrorist Pal.s and Israelis may entertain. We are in WWIII now.