Discussion on Balfour Declaration and Its Impact

The Balfour Declaration was always the big headline

when it came to discussing it.

We define this promise as a promise

made by someone who had no right to give it,

to someone who did not deserve it.

Therefore,

our demand of Britain begins

with an apology for this historic

and moral injustice committed by British policy

officially

at that time. That is the truth.

We are talking about a historical truth

that this land was taken from its people, or stolen

and occupied, through this ill-fated promise, by

the government and the British foreign secretary.

From a purely religious perspective, I say

that Jews

may indeed have been expelled and

persecuted in Europe and America when

we talk about culture, values, and ethics.

The Arab Muslim East did not persecute

Jews as they were persecuted in, in Europe.

On the contrary,

it gave them the human right

to live there, but not to

impose sovereignty and oppress

another people on their own land.

That is Islamic and Arab culture, which embraces

the other. And this is morally invalid. By the way, in

Our struggle with the Zionist movement

has various dimensions, including the

moral dimension,

which invalidates the

claims made by the movement

that it uses to justify its occupation of

Palestine on the grounds of

protecting the Jewish people, and the

Jewish people as Jews were… They were protected in

the Arab East and the Islamic East, but they were

threatened in Europe,

so they could have

sought refuge in Islamic

countries and safeguarded their lives.

And we know that there was a

Jewish renaissance in the

shadow of the Islamic state

and a society that was tolerant

toward the Jewish other.