In the editor: I am an American Jew, and I appreciate your printing in this article (“My family’s archive shows why Palestinians have debt reparations,” May 13). We all know that terrible mistakes are done in May 1948 in British and UN, and that many Palestinians are unfair. We, as Jews, who suffer European violence, should be better known.
I am not happy with the present administration of Israel and with shame on what they do in Gaza. On the other hand, the Israelites have suffered losses to losses in the hands of Palestinians. The lesson here, I believe, so both sides should recognize mistakes, and both sides should be together and fix it. I know it’s a tube tube, but there is another way from this maker?
Barbara Busch, Santa Barbara
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In the editor: The guest’s figure Adel Bseiso’s famie’s families andoma. However, it is not complete. The Palestinian account of the Nakba was primarily that the Sovereign State of Israel suddenly consumed and moved hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, a planned act of aggression in 1967.
What must happen in 1948 is a misty Mistem of the United Nations in both Palestinian and Jewish countries. However, a coalition of Arab countries who rejects that plan, and lose gambling and war.
The possibility of Palestinians and Arab countries who accepted the Union’s partition a “what if” in the history of the Middle East within some reason rarely discussed. In the spirit of expanding this discussion, I will know if Bseiso Yes Scholar will return to his family archives – and find out what the land can take that his family’s plan is maintained.
RON SHINKMAN, NORTHRIDGE
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In the editor: The piece of Bseiso about his Palestinian family is excited to read. The state of Gaza is terrible. It doesn’t have to stand up.
Jeri Marston, Los Angeles
