Sands of Sorrow - 1950: The reality of Palestinian-Israeli History

Vatic Note:  This needs no vatic note as it truly speaks for itself.   Sometimes history goes a long way in explaining many things.... it especially highlights the lies told for decades.  Check this out and decide for yourself.  Remember, whatever lack of humanity you see there, will be sure to be visited upon us here.  After all, guess who runs our country??? The same creatures that did this shown in the article below and who also ran Russia after the revolution.    Just keep Germany in mind as well.  Long history of inhumanity. 

A people made homeless (1950)
http://www.brasschecktv.com/videos/the-middle-east/sands-of-sorrow---1950.html
By:  Brasscheck TV
Sept 27, 2011

On the plight of the refugees from the Arab-Israeli War.  Dorothy Thompson speaks on the refugee problem. Refugees live in tents in the Gaza Strip, are given blankets and food by Egyptian soldiers, and receive flour from UNICEF. A Lebanese priest conducts services. Refugees work as plumbers, carpenters, tailors, and shoemakers in the city of Jerusalem. Doctors vaccinate refugees against disease.
Shows the squalid living conditions in refugee camps, starving children and emphasizes the hopeless condition of the refugees.

Producer: Council for the Relief of Palestine Arab Refugees

There is an astonishing amount of ignorance about the basic facts of the so-called Arab-Israeli conflict.

This footage was shot in the late 1940s to educate the public about the plight of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who had been made homeless as a result of the violence and intimidation that accompanied the founding of the state of Israel.

What most Palestinians thought would be a temporary dislocation lasting only a few weeks at most became permanent. Homeless with just the clothes on their backs, they were left in the desert without food, water, and medical care to die.

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