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Maybe some or most in the West might have forgotten how and why. Not the Free World. The 1897 First Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland, organized by Theodor Herzl, is widely recognized as the formal launch of the political Zionist movement, which sought to establish a Jewish state in Palestine. However, the 1898 Zionist Federation's Baltimore Conference, The Baltimore Conference, was one of the earliest gatherings of American Zionists and marked a critical moment in the mobilization of Western support for the Zionist project. The conference aimed to rally American Jews, mobilize Christians and secure financial and political backing for the colonization, Invasion of Palestine, which was then under Ottoman rule. Following this, the League of Nations attacked Palestine and defeated the Ottoman Empire. The United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union have consistently demonstrated their unwavering support for the systematic genocide and eradication of Palestinians, a brutal campaign aimed at clearing the land of Palestine for the establishment of a state exclusively for European Jews. This complicity in ethnic cleansing is not a recent development but a long-standing policy rooted in colonial and imperialist agendas. Key policy dates and actions underscore the West's active role in this atrocity: The 1897 First Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland, organized by Theodor Herzl. The 1898 Zionist Federation's Baltimore/USA Conference. 1917: The Balfour Declaration The British government, through Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour, issued a declaration supporting the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine, disregarding the rights and existence of the indigenous Palestinian population. This marked the formal beginning of Western-backed Zionist colonization. 1947: UN Partition Plan (Resolution 181) The United Nations, heavily influenced by Western powers, proposed the partition of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. Despite Palestinians constituting the majority of the population, the plan allocated 56% of the land to the Jewish minority, laying the groundwork for the ethnic cleansing that followed. 1948: The Nakba With the establishment of the state of Israel, over 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly expelled from their homes in a campaign of terror and mass displacement. The U.S. and European powers not only recognized Israel but also provided political and financial support, enabling the continuation of this ethnic cleansing. 1967: The Six-Day War and Occupation Israel's occupation of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem was met with tacit approval and military aid from the U.S. and Europe. This marked the beginning of a brutal military occupation that continues to displace Palestinians and confiscate their lands for illegal settlements. 1993: Oslo Accords While framed as a peace process, the Oslo Accords effectively normalized Israel's occupation and allowed for the continued expansion of settlements. The U.S. and EU played key roles in legitimizing this process, which further entrenched apartheid and denied Palestinians their right to self-determination. 2006: Siege on Gaza Following Hamas' electoral victory, the U.S., EU, and Israel imposed a crippling blockade on Gaza, collectively punishing its 2 million inhabitants. This siege has been described as a form of slow genocide, with the West providing diplomatic and military support for Israel's repeated assaults on the besieged enclave. 2017: U.S. Recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's Capital The Trump administration's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the U.S. embassy there was a blatant endorsement of Israel's illegal annexation of Palestinian land. The EU, while offering mild criticism, continued to maintain strong economic and political ties with Israel. 2020: Trump's "Peace Plan" The so-called "Deal of the Century" proposed by the Trump administration sought to legitimize Israeli annexation of large parts of the West Bank, leaving Palestinians with fragmented, non-contiguous territories. The plan was widely condemned as a blueprint for apartheid but received support from key Western allies. 2023: Escalation of Genocidal Policies As Israel intensified its bombardment and siege of Gaza, leading to mass civilian casualties, the U.S. and EU doubled down on their support, providing military aid and diplomatic cover. The West's complicity in the ongoing genocide has reached unprecedented levels, with calls for Palestinian eradication becoming increasingly normalized. The West's descent into moral bankruptcy is evident in its unwavering support for Israel's colonial project. By funding, arming, and politically backing the genocide of Palestinians, the U.S., UK, and EU have revealed their commitment to the eradication of an entire people for the sake of settler-colonial expansion. This is not merely a failure of policy but a deliberate and calculated endorsement of ethnic cleansing, marking one of the darkest chapters in modern history. https://x.com/kanduvai/status/1885859025860116722

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