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The Myth of Zionism
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Zionism is not a religious thought and a political geography idea that Contemporary Jews have the exclusive inheritance rights over the Palestine Territory and History. This idea denies such inheritance rights to the Natives of Palestine and Judaism, a religious thought. Zionism's root and origin is in British Imperialism. British politicians created the vision of a Jewish state in Palestine and Victorian England policy also justified the vision. Then there was no strong notion among European Jews to return to Palestine and only during 1890s Zionism began to assert itself as a minority movement among European Jews. Shaftesbury(1801-1885) invented the slogan, 'A land without a people for a people without land' and Zionists widely used it to justify colonialization of Palestine even if all of them knew very well Palestine was inhabited densely by Arabs. In the result, British imperialists leaded Zionists to Palestine and they started the war which means to clean the Palestinian Natives out.
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Zionism is not a religious thought and a political geography idea that Contemporary Jews have the exclusive inheritance rights over the Palestine Territory and History. This idea denies such inheritance rights to the Natives of Palestine and Judaism, a religious thought. Zionism's root and origin is in British Imperialism. British politicians created the vision of a Jewish state in Palestine and Victorian England policy also justified the vision. Then there was no strong notion among European Jews to return to Palestine and only during 1890s Zionism began to assert itself as a minority movement among European Jews. Shaftesbury(1801-1885) invented the slogan, 'A land without a people for a people without land' and Zionists widely used it to justify colonialization of Palestine even if all of them knew very well Palestine was inhabited densely by Arabs. In the result, British imperialists leaded Zionists to Palestine and they started the war which means to clean the Palestinian Natives out.
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