the jews r blam for land robery, does they know the meanning of the word legal, and I thought that the palestinian knows what best for themselves, my bad.

Jerusalem simply never held any sanctity for the muslims themselves, but only for the Jews in their domain. It can be seen that significant Islamic interest in the Temple Mount does not precede the Six-Day War. The 13th century Arab biographer Yakut noted: «Mecca is holy to muslims; Jerusalem is holy to the Jews». PLO leader Yassir Arafat and the Arabs claimed the Holy Jewish Temple Mount and Jerusalem based upon one extraordinarily huge lie told over and over again. The truth is simple Jerusalem is Jewish and should never be devided again as described at : http://xrl.us/bjheo

Some three years ago I read a leaflet printed by a vague committee affiliated with Palestinian Authority.I felt excited but not surprised to read the names of Palestinians suspected of being involved in selling Arab land to Jewish Israelis.The list included names of relatively-well-known Palestinians that included East Jerusalem lawyers Nabil Gaith and Abd A'sali as well as Rajeh Abu Asab.Both Gaith and Abu A'sab are Hebronite Palestinians who live in Jerusalem. In 2005 a foul scandal broke out when it became known that Greek Orthodox Church,then represented by Patriarch Irinus I, secretly sold the Petra Hostel and Imperial Hotel besides the line of shops alongside the pavement,in the Old City of Jerusalem just close to the "Qishleh" Police H.Q.,to Jewish Israelis. And still, in 1986 another Hebronite Palestinian, Hajj(pilgrim) Awwad Abu Sneineh,sold his home in the Old City of Jerusalem, which is located near the Aksa Mosque,to former IDF General and premier Ariel Sharon... ! In 1997 an East Jerusalem arabic daily published a panoramic photo of Hebron showing the Tomb of Patriarchs and a superimposed circle around a home next to the Tomb which,according to an Israeli newspaper,was sold by its Hebronite Palestinan owner to Jewish Israelis.That Hebronite was claimed to have fled to South America... Well, Palestinians may have the right to fuss and bark by claiming Israel is occuping land by force.But when Hebronites willingly sell their land and homes to Jews then it no longer remains Israeli occupation but rather it becomes legitimate,legal ownership! Just count the Palestinian traitors and collaborators and then one would conclude this people hardly deserves any support or respect...!

evry one knows that 80 percent of the settelments were built after osloe i know no one get the price only if the oslo makers had done hay .. who had the money or did israil did it by force ..i want a reply from abou mazen the big boss ..hahaha

end in just denouncement, their lives r theretend, funny but thes acts of life thretenning by itself deserves no support or respect,

And they say Israel is the apartheid state!

Nice try mate... I guess arafat built al-aqsa too. What about all the people who died defening this land against crusaders...Just another myth right? Jerusalem always was and will be holy to muslims. Jerusalem can be for all religions wether you like it or not.

Denying the sale of real estate to a purchaser on behalf of his origin or religion is a criminal offense. And Muslims are the first to sue offenders for discrimination in such case. Another example of biased double standards aimed at maintaining the dhimmmi status and establishing the planetary caliphate, arab version of arab colonial apartheid.

Let's not forget that the Crusades were a DEFENSIVE war - when Mohammed was born, the lands that are now North Africa, Syria, Lebanon, Isreal, Ethiopia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegonia, and Jordan were Jewish, Christian, or Greco-Roman pagan - parts of the Byzantine and decaying Roman empires. Islamic agression took all these areas, plus Greece and most of Spain, stopped only by the efforts of Charles Martel and his Franks at Poitiers. Islamic aggresion continued over the next 2-300 years, however, and the call for the First Crusade was prompted in a large part by ongoing Moorish raids on Sicily, Sardinia, and the Italian mainland. At no point during the period of the Norman Kingdom of Jerusalem or for that matter at any point in the Crusades did the Crusaders attempt to extend their assaults past the boundaries of the old Roman world.