Superb. The best apology we could make is recognising that a genocide is going on and meeting our obligations under the Genocide Convention. Full human and democratic rights for everyone from the river to the sea. (Whether it's one or two states is for all those living in those lands.)
Very interesting. Any mention in the books covering the Palestine campaign of the German Templars? These were somewhat more conventional settler/colonists of Palestine who came a few decades before the zionists did. There were certainly conflicts with the locals but from what I've read they weren't trying to exterminate them quite so completely as the zionists did.
Great piece. I'll be recommending this to students to read.
Superb. The best apology we could make is recognising that a genocide is going on and meeting our obligations under the Genocide Convention. Full human and democratic rights for everyone from the river to the sea. (Whether it's one or two states is for all those living in those lands.)
Very interesting. Any mention in the books covering the Palestine campaign of the German Templars? These were somewhat more conventional settler/colonists of Palestine who came a few decades before the zionists did. There were certainly conflicts with the locals but from what I've read they weren't trying to exterminate them quite so completely as the zionists did.
Thank you, I didn't come across any mention, I assume since they were so small in numbers running into them was quite unlikely.