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Are you still wondering where donations go?

Are you still wondering where donations go?

HOW PALESTINIANS SPEND DONATIONS

HOW PALESTINIANS SPEND DONATIONS

My plea for a "New Palestine" in AN OPEN LETTER TO THE POPE, PRESIDENT TRUMP, AND THE EUROPEAN UNION: December, 2025, a time to celebrate peace AN OPEN LETTER TO THE POPE, PRESIDENT TRUMP, AND THE EUROPEAN UNION By Michael A. Ross You are correct. A Palestinian Arab country could have been alongside Israel, the small democratic Jewish country, years ago. The Palestinian Arabs, each time a Palestinian neighboring country was offered to them, rejected such a country. The Palestinian Arabs rejected a neighboring country because the Palestinian Arabs refuse to share the Holy Land with the Jewish people. The majority of Palestinian Arabs reject the indigenous Jews returning to their own country. The majority of Palestinian Arabs deny the enduring Jewish belief and implementation of Jewish return to their own country. The majority of Palestinian Arabs are anti-Zionist and anti-Semitic. The majority of Palestinian Arabs refuse to share the Holy Land with the Jewish people! Each time the Jews have offered to share the Holy Land with the Palestinian Arabs, the Palestinian Arabs have rejected the offer., Now, after the October 7, 2023 Palestinian Arab massacre of the Jews, the Jews are asked by the Pope, President Trump, and the European Union to again offer a path to sharing the Holy Land with the rejectionist Palestinian Arabs. The Palestinian Arabs will not accept sharing with us because the Palestinian Arabs demand the entire Holy Land, “from the river to the sea.” Unfortunately, the Palestinian Arabs’ hatred, rejectionism, and demand make a neighboring Palestine impossible! The only way that it’s possible for the Palestinian Arabs to have their own country is for the other Arab countries to offer territory for a Palestinian Arab country within their borders. The Pope, President Trump, the European Union and the Palestinian Arabs should be making their demand for a Palestinian Arab “New Palestine” to countries like Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, et al. Countries like Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, et al. have huge, unused square kilometers of territories, share the Islamic religion with Palestinian Arabs, and could share a peaceful co-existence with their brotherly and sisterly Arabs. Saudi Arabia, probably, is the most likely possibility for carving out a “New Palestine” out of a small portion of its vast lands. A “New Palestine” within Saudi Arabia could be located far from the Saudi Arabian population centers in order to give the Palestinian Arabs freedom to create their own government and national culture. Such a “New Palestine” would be the most humane, practical, and least contentious solution for not only the Palestinian Arabs but also for the world. A “New Palestine’ is the solution that the Pope, President Trump, and the European Union should be insisting upon. A ‘New Palestine” will provide the Palestinian Arabs with their own country.

Neetu Arnold, a research fellow with the National Association of Scholars, noted that universities with campuses there demand “nothing of Qatar beyond its money: the nation can preserve its illiberal quasi-absolute monarchy and traditional Islamic mores and still escape criticism.”

Neetu Arnold, a research fellow with the National Association of Scholars, noted that universities with campuses there demand “nothing of Qatar beyond its money: the nation can preserve its illiberal quasi-absolute monarchy and traditional Islamic mores and still escape criticism.”

Neetu Arnold, a research fellow with the National Association of Scholars, noted that universities with campuses there demand “nothing of Qatar beyond its money: the nation can preserve its illiberal quasi-absolute monarchy and traditional Islamic mores and still escape criticism.”

Neetu Arnold, a research fellow with the National Association of Scholars, noted that universities with campuses there demand “nothing of Qatar beyond its money: the nation can preserve its illiberal quasi-absolute monarchy and traditional Islamic mores and still escape criticism.”