Posted: 8/3/2009 8:26:52 AM EDT
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The Arab families, who were given notices of the pending eviction several weeks ago, cooperated with police, but expressed anger at the move
nonetheless. After being evicted, they stayed behind a barrier set up by the police a short distance from the front of the house. After being evacuated and their property confiscated by Israeli authorities, they tried to put a banner on the building but were repelled by the police.
"I was born in this house and my children were also born in this house. I have documents from the Jordanian government," Maher Hanoun, one of the evacuees, told Army Radio. "Now the settlers have moved into my home and I'm on the street. Where will I go?"
The claim was based on the fact that Sheikh Jarrah was a Jewish neighborhood prior to the establishment of the state; the settlers who moved in the houses were not direct descendants of the owners; according to their own account, the Hanouns and Ghawis have been living in the homes previously deserted by their Jewish owners since the early 1950s.
I might have documents from Canada saying I own my house, but that doesn't do me much good if the state of Texas decides to evict me for non-payment, now does it.
Right, and when Tejas became Texas, all property claims and rights when out the window, huh?
How many Spanish Land Grants have you seen us honoring lately?
All of them in NM, AZ, CO, UT,CA, NV
There is still property in NM that can only be sold to heirs of the grantees. Look it up.
Did you notice we were talking about Texas, not New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, or Californistan?
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