According to 1945’s founding Charter of the United Nations, which preserved the Palestine Mandate of 1922 from the defunct League of Nations, the Gaza Strip, two dozen miles of beachfront property, belongs to the Jews, who are cited four times in a text that never mentioned any “Palestinians.”
Indeed, the Gaza Strip never existed in thousands of years of recorded history until modern Israel’s War of Independence (1948-49). Then, the Egyptian army invaded up the coast, heading for Tel-Aviv to steal it from the Jews, but was stopped by the heroics of the neonate Israelis at Kibbutz Mordechai.
During the fighting, many of the Arab migrant workers from all over Araby in Mandatory Palestine ran from the violence behind Arab lines. They were able to do so because, as migrant laborers with no immovable property to defend, they expected that, in a few days, the five Arab armies would murder all the Jews, and they could return to loot the wealth the Zionists had created—just as happened on October 7, 2023, when the 3,000 Hamas rapists and mutilators who invaded Israel’s Gaza envelope communities were followed by thousands of “innocent Palestinian civilians” to loot the wrecked and blood-splattered Jewish homes.
At war’s end, some 200,000 of these non-Palestinian foreign workers had run behind the Egyptian column, and when the Israeli-Egyptian ceasefire kicked in, they found themselves marooned. A line was drawn around the stalled army and the workers, and, Voila! the Gaza Strip was born.
PHANTOM NATION: Inventing the “Palestinians” as the Obstacle to Peace is available at Amazon.com in hard cover or a Kindle ebook. His podcasts can be heard on www.phantom-nation.com.
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