Walker Wings It (Wrong)

Reading EOZ, I was pointed to some lines and I read this:

He could not understand

However

Why I thought Israel should give back

The land it took

From a poorly defended

People in a war that lasted

Six days.

Those lines are part of a poem of sorts penned by Alice Walker.

Let's get things in order.

That "poorly defended people". Who were they?

Jordan had attacked Israel. Invading Jerusalem. Shelling Kfar Saba. An aerial bombing there killed four workers in a factory.

Jordanians, on the east front, were the "people".

They were not the now-known-as "Palestinians" even though ever since 1948 they, too, had been fighting Israel as members of fedayeen and later Fatah terror gangs, all launching their incursions and attacks and sabotage in the name of a "liberation" prior to the 1967 war. There was no "Palestine" either. In fact Arabs from whatever possible national category they were killing and terrorizing Jews since 1920 in the name of an ideology that recognized no Jewish national identity. And since that "liberation" of the PLO began before the war, cannot Alice grasp, then, there as no "occupation" nor any "settlements"? And if so, indeed, there were none, that means they weren't the problem and they need not be part of the solution.

As for "giving back", it's our land, Ms. Walker, the Jewish homeland's heartland.  Jews lived there prior to 1948 until Arab rioters ethnically cleansed them from Hebron, Gaza, Jerusalem's neighborhoods, Gush Etzion, etc. And after they sought to deny us a state in any part of "Historic Palestine", and since they tried to kill us all, and hooked up with Hitler when the Mufti got involved with the Nazis, and refused all diplomatic efforts to resolve their problem including a partition plan, I owe them nothing.

And I do not feel bad about it.

I do feel bad about their unwillingness to cooperate or share or be peaceful.

You should read and study more, Ms. Walker.

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