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The moral travesty of Israel seeking Arab and Iranian money for its alleged Nakba
In a new initiative Israel is demanding Arab countries compensate it for an alleged exodus of Jews from their territories in the late 1940s. RAMZY BAROUD reports
Palestinian refugee camp at Jaramana, Damascus, Syria in 1948
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THE game is afoot. Israel, believe it or not, is demanding that seven Arab countries and Iran pay £195 billion as compensation for what it claims was the forceful exodus of Jews from Arab countries during the late 1940s.
The events that Israel is citing allegedly occurred at a time when zionist Jewish militias were actively uprooting nearly one million Palestinian Arabs and systematically destroying their homes, villages and towns throughout Palestine.
The Israeli announcement, which reportedly followed “18 months of secret research” conducted by the Israeli government’s Ministry of Social Equality, should not be filed under the ever-expanding folder of shameless Israeli misrepresentations of history.
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