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You mentioned my grandfather in your email, Abud Al Rahman Al Nahawi, a lawyer who became refugee with his family in Syria in 1948, and you maybe knew my father in this case, he was the third oldest son. I am sorry for the harsh words in my comments but I didn't understand your focus on one house and questing the integrity of this site, meanwhile forgetting the lost of thousands of Palestinians houses, and country.
As my grandfather I do have problem with Zionists but not with Jews, as you mentioned he was a friend of your father and I do have Jewish friends as well, and I am glad that they understand Zionism and its racist core.
Peace, Shalom, Salam
Please don't mention word integrity. If you were born in Safad in 1931 then you are a Palestinian if you like or not, regardless of your religion.
By ignoring this fact and associating yourself with the illegal colonial settler state, which built on ethnic cleansing, this would say a lot about your own integrity, and loyalty to your community. But this is the feeling of a racist Zionist.
حتى لو اليهود فيها بضل بلدنا ونفديها بعيونا
وتحيا فلسطين