Myths & Facts - Index of Myths
Israel’s Roots
The Mandatory Period
Partition
The War of 1948
The Road to Suez
The 1967 Six-Day War
Between the Wars
The War of Attrition, 1967-1970
The 1973 Yom Kippur War
Boundaries
Israel and Lebanon
The Gulf Wars
The United Nations
The Refugees
The Treatment of Jews in Arab/Islamic Countries
Human Rights in Arab Countries
Human Rights in Israel and the Territories
The Palestinian Uprisings
Jerusalem
U.S. Middle East Policy
The Peace Process
Settlements
The Arms Balance
The Media
Canada-Israel Relations
Online Exclusives
- “The British helped the Jews displace the native Arab population of Palestine.”
- “The British allowed Jews to flood Palestine while Arab immigration was tightly controlled.”
- “The British changed their policy after World War II to allow the survivors of the Holocaust to settle in Palestine.”
- “As the Jewish population in Palestine grew, the plight of the Palestinian Arabs worsened.”
- “Jews stole Arab land.”
- “The British helped the Palestinians to live peacefully with the Jews.”
- “The Mufti was not anti-Semitic.”
- “The Irgun bombed the King David Hotel as part of a terror campaign against civilians.”
The War of Attrition, 1967-1970
- “One million Palestinians were expelled by Israel from 1947-49.”
- “The Jews made clear from the outset they had no intention of living peacefully with their Arab neighbors.”
- “The Jews created the refugee problem by expelling the Palestinians.”
- “The Arab invasion had little impact on the Palestinian Arabs.”
- “Arab leaders never encouraged the Palestinians to flee.”
- “The Palestinian Arabs had to flee to avoid being massacred as were the peaceful villagers in Deir Yassin.”
- “Israel refused to allow Palestinians to return to their homes so Jews could steal their property.”
- “UN resolutions call for Israel to repatriate all Palestinian refugees.”
- “Israel blocked negotiations by the Palestine Conciliation Commission.”
- “Palestinians who wanted to return to their homes posed no danger to Israeli security.”
- “The Palestinian refugees were ignored by an uncaring world.”
- “The Arab states have provided most of the funds for helping the Palestinian refugees.”
- “The Arab states have always welcomed the Palestinians and done their best to resettle them.”
- “Millions of Palestinians are confined to squalid refugee camps.”
- “Israel forced the Palestinian refugees to stay in camps in the Gaza Strip.”
- “Refugees have always been repatriated, only the Palestinians have been barred from returning to their homes.”
- “Had the Palestinian refugees been repatriated, the Arab-Israeli conflict could have ended.”*
- “Israel expelled more Palestinians in 1967.”
- “UNRWA is purely a humanitarian organization that bears no responsibility for the terror and incitement that originates in the refugee camps.”
The Treatment of Jews in Arab/Islamic Countries
Human Rights in Arab Countries
Human Rights in Israel and the Territories
- “Israel is illegally, and without justification, destroying Palestinian homes in the Gaza Strip.” #
- “The ‘al-Aqsa intifada’ has helped win support for the Palestinians and forced Israel to capitulate to their demands.” #
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#Online exclusives that have not appeared in print
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