The construction of the thousands of homes would render impractical if not impossible the foundation of a meaningful state of their own. “My family has been here for 80 years,” said an Arab farmer tending his sheep and chickens on the disputed parcel of land known as E1. “This is our land but they’ve told us we’ll have to go,” said the farmer, who preferred his name not be used. “I don’t know what will happen to us.”So, at the very least, this Arab has no better standing than the Jews who arrived here during the Mandate period. He probably moved on in, from Transjordan even, as 80 years ago is in the 1930s. That's "historical Arab Palestinian rights"?
Who are the Pals fooling?
Well, they're fooling NBC news for sure.
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