Friday, December 26, 2014

Modern States The delegitimizers of Israel write off the state as a latecoming creation of the colonial powers

Modern States

The delegitimizers of Israel write off the state as a latecoming creation of the colonial powers into a long established Arab/Muslim neighbourhood. The pageInternational Law shows that Iraq, Lebanon and Syria were all products of the same process that created present day Israel.
Counter this argument by looking at the establishment of all the Middle East states.
Nation / StateYear Established
Israel (ancient)2410BCE Joshua leads Israel from Exodus into promised land.

1020BCE King Saul - King David 1005-965 BCE
Israel (modern)1948 from British Mandate and League of nations and United Nations resolution.
Jordan1950 as Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

1946 as Independant Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan

1922 as Emirate of Jordan
Syria1946 (French Mandate)
Lebanon (ancient)5000BCE (?)
Lebanon (modern)1943 (French Mandate)
Egypt (Ancient)3150 BCE
Egypt (modern)1952 Declaration of Republic

1922 Independence from British Empire
Iraq2010 America pulls out and leaves new government in charge

1958 Republic established

1920 created by Great Britain (British Mandate for Mesopotamia)
Turkey (modern)1923
Yemen1967
Kuwait1705
U.A.E.1971
Saudi Arabia1932
Qatar1878
Bahrein1971
OmanLate 18th century - Sultanate established
Pakistan1956 as Islamic republic

1947 from Britain
Bangladesh1971
PalestinePalestine is not (yet) a nation or a state, even though it has a flag, national anthem, embassies of many nations* in Ramallah and what is effectively Palestine's embassy in Washington among other trappings of a state. Palestine is an aspiration of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (Terrorists) that is creeping towards becoming a nation.
Consult the maps at the back of your Bible to see what these nations were in Bible times.
But just remember that Palestine did not exist in Bible times!
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