Zarathustra_23 schrieb am 07.10.2024 15:32:
"So begann der einjährige Konflikt zwischen Israel und der Hisbollah:"
Die Geschichte beginnt kurz nach dem 2.WK, als die UN beschlossen hat, dass das britische Mandatsgebiet Palästina der zionistischen Bewegung um Hertzel zu zu schreiben, aber fordert dass dies im Einklang mit den arabischen Nachbarn zu erfolgen hat.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/UN-Teilungsplan_f%C3%BCr_Pal%C3%A4stina#:~:text=Die%20Resolution%20beinhaltete%20die%20Beendigung,internationale%20Kontrolle%20gestellt%20werden%20sollte.Hier kommt es nun zum geschichtlichen Zwiespalt. Die Araber sagen,
"Nachdem man dann arabische Bauern mit der Waffe in der Hand von ihrem Land vertrieben hat(NaKba) kam es zum ersten Krieg, also als Folge davon.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakba
Israel behauptet, wie es auch brav im Wikipedia Artikel steht, das es zu diesen Vertreibungen erst während des Krieges gekommen sei.
Fakt ist, dass diesen Vertreibung der Plan Dalet zugrunde lag und der sah explizit eine Ausweitung des beherrschten Gebiets über die im Verteilungsplan zugesprochenen Bereiche hinaus vor - inklusive der Vertreibung der dort lebenden Menschen:
Plan Dalet (Hebrew: תוכנית ד', Tokhnit dalet "Plan D") was a Zionist military plan executed during the 1948 Palestine war for the conquest of territory in Mandatory Palestine in preparation for the establishment of a Jewish state. The plan was the blueprint for Israel's military operations starting in March 1948 until the end of the war in early 1949, and so played a central role in the 1948 Palestinian expulsion and flight known as the Nakba.[1]
The plan was requested by the Jewish Agency leader and later first prime minister of Israel David Ben-Gurion, and developed by the Haganah and finalized on March 10, 1948. Historians describe Plan Dalet, in which Zionist forces shifted to an offensive strategy, as the beginning of a new phase in the 1948 Palestine war.[2][3]
The plan was a set of guidelines to take control of Mandatory Palestine, declare a Jewish state, and defend its borders and people, including the Jewish population outside of the borders, "before, and in anticipation of" the invasion by regular Arab armies.[4][5][qt 1][6][7][8] Plan Dalet specifically included gaining control of areas wherever Yishuv populations existed, including those outside the borders of the proposed Jewish state.[9]
The plan's tactics involved laying siege to Palestinian Arab villages, bombing neighbourhoods of cities, forced expulsion of their inhabitants, and setting fields and houses on fire and detonating TNT in the rubble to prevent any return.[10] Zionist military units possessed detailed lists of neighborhoods and villages to be destroyed and their Arab inhabitants expelled.[10]
This strategy is subject to controversy, with some historians characterizing it as defensive, while others assert that it was an integral part of a planned strategy for the expulsion, sometimes called an ethnic cleansing, of the area's native inhabitants.[11]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_Dalet