SATISH SHARMA - not just Rotigraphy.: Truman said it yesterday: They wanted all of Palestine. And history has not contradicted him.

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Abdulsalam Saleh

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 A testimony from the heart of the White House in 1948:

They asked him, “Were many Jews against you as well?”
U.S. President Harry Truman—the first to recognize Israel within 11 minutes of the declaration—replied, “Well, there were many Jews against me because they wanted all of Palestine.”

Then he said: “You can’t take 5 or 6 million people out of a country, fill it with another 5 or 6 million, and expect both groups to be satisfied.”

Then he admitted: “We went ahead and did it and got it done. We had all kinds of objections to everything that was done.”

His words were not merely an opinion, but an admission from the decision-maker himself. He admits three things:

① The goal from the start was “all of Palestine,” not partition or coexistence.

② What happened was a complete demographic replacement. Replacing one people with another. It is impossible for anyone to be satisfied.

③ They ignored all objections and pushed through the plan despite the reservations.

Today, more than 75 years later, the packaging has changed but the project remains the same. The maneuver is the same: a peace agreement here, normalization there, and a temporary truce that masks permanent expansion. And the result? More stolen land, more trampled rights, and no one is satisfied.

The difference this time: there are those who have understood the game from the very beginning. There are those who see that the solution lies not in “managing the occupation” but in ending it. There are those who state clearly: no peace without a full state, and no normalization without an irreversible path.

Those who read history are not fooled by the tricks of geography. Palestine is not a testing ground, rights are not granted in installments, and peace is not made through substitution.

Truman said it yesterday: They wanted all of Palestine. And history has not contradicted him. What is happening today is not peace, but the completion of what they began.