Palestinian Arabs See Violence Toward Israel as the Solution

 God was pretty clear in His Word that when He brought the Jews back to the Promised Land they would never be destroyed again.  The Arabs/Muslims have sure tried but have always failed under miraculous circumstances.

Today we find out that most Arabs of Palestine don't want peace and a 2 state solution.  They want to use violence to try and wipe the Jews off the land.

According to the survey, support for a bilateral negotiated two-state solution stands at 28%, and opposition at 70%. Some 71% believe that the two-state solution is no longer practical or feasible due to the expansion of Israeli settlements. In comparison, 28% believe that the solution remains practical. Moreover, 78% believe that the chances of creating a Palestinian state alongside the state of Israel in the next five years are slim or nonexistent, while 19% believe the chances to be medium or high.

When asked about the most effective means of ending the Israeli occupation and building an independent state, the public split into three groups: 52% chose armed struggle (55% in the Gaza Strip and 49% in the West Bank), 21% preferred negotiations, and 22% chose “popular resistance.” 

When asked what has been the most positive or the best thing that has happened to the Palestinian people since 1948, the largest percentage (24%) said that it was the establishment of Islamic movements, such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad (both classified as terrorist organizations) and their participation in “armed struggle.” 21% said the first and second intifadas were the most positive developments in Palestinian history since 1948. 

The poll was conducted on “the 75th anniversary of the Nakba” (Arabic for ‘catastrophe,’ referring to the Arab nations’ failure to annihilate Israel in 1948) and surveyed Arabs from the Gaza Strip and Judea and Samaria. 35% of respondents believed that the most damaging development since 1948 has been the split between Gaza and the “West Bank” (i.e., Judea and Samaria). Some 32% believed the most damaging development since 1948 was Israel’s 1967 “occupation” of the West Bank and Gaza in the 1967 Six-Day War. 

Some 25% believed it was the “inability of the refugees to return to their homes and the unresolved nature of the refugee problem.” 

It should be emphasized that the problem of “Palestinian refugees” is a matter of semantics. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) was established in 1949 solely to “support the relief and human development of Palestinian refugees,” using the universal and UN definition of ‘refugee’ as “people who have fled war, violence, conflict or persecution and have crossed an international border to find safety in another country.” 

UNRWA later amended this to include the descendants of Palestine refugee males, including adopted children. This addition has led to a multigenerational status of Palestinian refugees. While about 750,000 Arabs fled Israel in 1948, there are 5.8 million Palestinians currently classified as refugees by UNRWA. In 2018, a State Department report disclosed by the Washington Free Beacon recorded that around 20,000 of the original refugees are still alive today. 

Here;  Palestinian Poll: Vast Majority See Violence as Solution; Few Believe in Two-State Solution - Israel365 News

It should be noted that if you read the book of Nehemiah you will find that that Arabs were standing around 2500 years ago as Nehemiah tried to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem.  They were doing their best to discourage Nehemiah and the men and women building the walls.  Nehemiah told them then that they have no historical right to the land!

And today they are saying the same thing!

I guess the more things change the more they stay the same.