I was expecting that answer from our brainwashed brothers-in-Islam.
Which country has killed the most number of Palestinians?
The correct answer is
d) Pakistan and Jordan
Jordanian forces, supported by soon to be Amir-ul-Momineen Gen. Zia-ul-Haq who was a military advisor to Jordan’s Army evicted the PLO and Palestinian refugees from their country by using extreme force and brutal tactics. Thousands of innocent Palestinians died. And Jordan did this because the PLO was becoming a threat to Jordan with its violence.
The same is true in Israel, where the PLO is threatening Israeli security. Yet, Israel has yet to use the extreme Jordanian option with respect to the Palestinians. Israel would be well justified to copy the Jordanian way of dealing with Palestinians, but instead it only attacks the terrorists and not the population at large, like Palestinians own Arab and Muslim brothers did to them.
This is all part of the Arab hypocrisy, where they have done more harm to Palestinians then the Israelis have; yet they have the nerve to attack Israel over such issues. Palestinian refugees in Jordan and other Arab countries are treated as dirt, despite the fact they are fellow Arabs and Muslims. Why do Muslims have collective amnesia over the actions of fellow Muslims against other Muslims? Same is true, when Pakistanis forget what their beloved army did to Muslim Bengalis in 1971.
Here’s some more information on “Black September”, as it was called by Palestinians who were murdered by Jordan.
http://www.onwar.com/aced/data/bravo/blacksept1970.htm
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Parliament/2587/black.html
“The fighting in the streets of Amman was bloody. Neither side took any prisoners; both sides committed atrocities, many innocents were raped and killed, and most of the city was ablaze. In other parts of the country, besieged refugee camps were running out of food and water. Wherever possible people lived in shelters, while others abandoned their villages for the safety of empty spaces. No fewer than five thousand soldiers and officers of the Jordanian army defected to the PLO, but most did so individually: the fact that there was no defection by whole units left the army’s organizational structure intact and enabled it to continue fighting, and did little to strengthen the PLO. After an initial setback, the Jordanians counter-attacked the invading force from Syria and pushed it back. When Hussein sent his air force against it, the Syrian air force commander and Minister of Defence, General Hafez Al Assad, refused to use his aircraft and the Syrian ground forces had to withdraw. What lay behind the Syrian move was Assad’s calculating conviction that the use of his air force would bring the United States and Israel into the conflict.”
http://archive.nandotimes.com/nt/special/israel38.html