“Rewarding Terrorism” in 1948 — How Zionists Used Terror to Get a State
Zionists say that recognising the State of Palestine is “rewarding terrorism”. They should know — the State of Israel was a “reward” for a brutal and bloody campaign of Jewish Terrorism.
The original meaning of the word “terrorism” in English derived from the French Revolution and was used only to describe “violence perpetrated by a government”. The term was limited to that original meaning until “well into the 20th century”, according to Merriam Webster.
It is said that the words “terrorism” and “terrorists” as applying to rebellious non-governmental actors first entered the British lexicon during the time of the British Mandate in Palestine, when British Army personnel, international diplomats as well as Arab civilians became the targets of Zionist “paramilitary” groups bent on forcing the British Empire to give them a “Jewish State”.
The war between Britain and the Zionists
When Zionists speak of the Israeli “War of Independence”, one might be forgiven for thinking that this “war” was fought against the Arab population of Palestine, but that is not completely correct. While the Zionists did fight…
