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Palestinians marched on Thursday in the West Bank city of Ramallah to protest the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.
NY Times: Balfour Declaration of Support for Jewish Homeland Still Divisive at 100
By DAVID M. HALBFINGER
REBUTTAL BY
The opening line of this article sums up the dual meaning -- depending on one's perspective -- of "The Balfour Declaration" of November, 1917 quite accurately.
"It was the moment of conception of what would become the State of Israel — or it was the original sin in which Israel was conceived.
The Balfour Declaration, the pivotal, 67-word assurance by the British foreign secretary that promised support for “the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people,” turned 100 on Thursday, meeting with tributes in Jerusalem and London, and tear gas in Bethlehem."
In spite of its enormous history-altering consequences, very few people know what the Balfour Declaration even was, and far fewer understand the dirty dealings that brought it about. And the 99% rate-of-ignorance regarding the full Balfour story is by careful design. You see, if the broad masses of the American people ever came to know the full truth of this evil and deadly bargain, the public perception of the past, the present, and even the future would be fundamentally altered --- much to the disadvantage of the "usual suspects."
As a refresher for "youse guys" (New Jerseyese for the plural of "you") who have already read Planet Rothschildor The Bad War (by yours truly), and as an intro course for you newbies and normies, Sugar and I, er, "The Editorial Board" of The Anti-New York Times are pleased to present the shocking truth about the Balfour Declaration.

1. The Balfour Declaration changed the course of world history in a major way. But the behind-the-scenes deal which brought it about is hardly known. 2. Russian Jews read about the Declaration in 2017. 3. British hag Theresa May meets with Satanyahoo on "Balfour Day."
1916: A ZIONIST-BRITISH ALLIANCE
As 1915 draws to a close, the "Great War" (World War I), though now at a stalemate, finds the aggressor Allied powers of Britain, France and Russia clearly on “the short end of the stick” in their unprovoked war against the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Ottoman Turkey. Not