The Guardian: Supporting the Balfour Declaration was a historical mistake
The British Guardian published last Friday, on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of the establishment of the newspaper, the most serious journalistic mistakes committed during its career in two centuries!
The newspaper considered that its coverage of the Balfour Declaration upon its publication in 1917 was one of the newspaper’s gravest mistakes, because this promise changed the world when it facilitated the establishment of (a national home for the Jews in Palestine), which was a huge mistake, because it is biased towards the Zionist movement.
The newspaper said, Israel today, is not the country that the Guardian newspaper predicted, the newspaper made a huge mistake!
The responses of Zionist organizations in Britain were angry at this historical review of the newspaper, which will have its future effects.
The head of the Jewish communities, Mary Ziyal, as well as the Israeli embassy in London and the Jewish Anti-Discrimination Association announced their anger against the newspaper, because it undermines the legitimacy of the only Jewish state in the world.
The newspaper’s article raises real questions about the legality of the promise and its results on the land of Palestine.
Do you see the balance of Israel of legitimacy in the eyes of political elites in Britain and the West that has entered the stage of decline, and how will the Palestinians and Arabs employ this new announced approach, and what is the position of the Arab rulers who went on the Hajj and people are due by their contracting networking agreements with Israel?
Questions the future will answer.
