Whenever I visit Iran, like when His Excellency Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was President, I told them that their stand that Israel is a "transplant" in the Middle East and does not belong there legitimately, is a mistake. We told the Iranians that according to the Bible, Israel is part of that area. The Romans dispersed the Jews after Masada, who continued to suffer wherever they went in Europe, North Africa and Asia until they tried to go back to their homeland with the Zionist Movement. The habitual mistake makers, the British imperialists, in the person of some wonderful man known as Lord Balfour, in 1924, offered the Jews Uganda as a homeland!![sic] Imagine the absurdity. The Jews wisely refused the ridiculous offer and insisted on Palestine where they had a historical, legitimate claim. It was, therefore, correct that the United Nations decided to partition Palestine among the two People. It has been wrong for some of the Arabs and Iranian Islamists to refuse to recognize that historical solution.
He goes on to say that Israel made a mistake in refusing the two state solution, seemingly unaware that Zionist leaders have accepted partitions and peace plans to create a Palestinian Arab state several times from the 1930s to the 2000s.
It seems most strange that the media hasn't covered this story. But then again, it goes against the narrative of Israel being more and more isolated, so perhaps that has something to do with it.
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