The August 7th edition of the BBC World Service radio programme ‘The History Hour’ included an item (from 26:40 here) about the Camp David Summit that had already been aired several days previously on the same station’s other history show ‘Witness’ and was discussed here.
In his introduction to that item, presenter Max Pearson told worldwide listeners: [emphasis added]
Pearson: “But before that we’re going to focus on a region which has seen tension and violence for the past 70 years. Just the phrase ‘tension in the Middle East’ has become shorthand for referencing the decades of mistrust between Jews and Arabs following the creation of the State of Israel, carved – as it was – out of land which had belonged to the Palestinians. Giving the Jewish people of the world a homeland was supposed to be the answer to one problem but it created…
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Utopia, you are standing in it! 
Aug 23, 2017 @ 21:52:07
Who in the hell fled their land and houses when terrorised by Jewish terrorists led by two future Prime ministers no less?
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