Israel NOT eligible to advertise on Twitter but “Palestine” is

One more time for the deluded and deceived. “Palestine” is not a country. Never was. “Palestine” is a marketing term for Jew hatred. Israel is Palestine – the Jewish homeland. Here is the flag of Palestine before 1948.

On July 24, 1922, the Council of the League of Nations – the predecessor of the United Nations Security Council – gave its blessing to The British Mandate for Palestine, taking one of the first legal steps toward the eventual establishment of the State of Israel. (read more here)
Before the establishment of Israel in 1947, Palestinian Jews and Palestinian Muslims were living in the British Mandate of Palestine. The Palestinians Muslims were conducting pogroms against the Jews and slaughtering them. The more things change ….

The same can be said of France. Twitter France does not recognize the State of Israel.  Notoriously spineless and duplicitous, France has a disgusting history when it comes to its Jews. Shame on France.

This Land is My Land – The “Mandate for Palestine”

–United Nations Resolutions

–Chapters VI and VII of the UN CharterThe Powers of the UN Security Council-The U.S.-Israel Special RelationshipReal Democracies Shared Values-RejectionismOver 100 Years of Chronic Arab Rejectionism-The European UnionNo Innocent Bystander, No Honest Broker-PalestiniansEntity Defined by its Opposition to Zionism

Israel is not eligible to advertise on Twitter. Palestine is.

Jean-Patrick Grumberg for Dreuz.info . MARCH 17, 2017

Our Friend, French movie director Pierre Rehov tried to open an ad account on Twitter to promote his new film on the Temple Mount …

He could not.

 

Why ? Because he lives in Israel, a country whose existence is not recognized by Twitter France!

 

On the other hand, Palestine, which is not a country, is.

This intolerable situation is utterly scandalous, and it must be denounced with the utmost firmness, for it is part of a much larger project of small steps to delegitimize the State of Israel and deny it the right to exist.

By removing Israel from the list of Middle East countries (on the French page of Twitter country lists), and by including Palestine, Twitter is complying with a terrorist organization, Hamas, whose maps delete Israel from the area.