Algerian Jews seek compensation

[nesreen]

Originally posted by Lotfi-dz
I think it is fair enough to give the jews their stolen lands and money and all the efforts they were doing to help Algeria !
Thank you ! [/B]

In exchange they give more land to the palestinians and compensate them for all the suffering for 50 years .

Recently while surfing the web , i found that 2 Prominent Algerian Jews were behind France Attacking Algeria . do you want to know more ???

[momo007]

i'm definitely against jews compensation cause algeria offered them the choice whether to stay or follow france from the evian treaty but still just few jews left in algeria at the moment ,they should get it from the french who started the problem in the first place ,with le decret cremieux,a fact Jews have been present in Algeria at least since late Roman times; even some Berber tribes were converted to Judaism before Islam's arrival.we lived with christians and jews with no problems .and jews never helped the french against algerian people wich is a pack of lies,our harkis did .jews hated the french more than the muslims at the time from their experience in the past when spanish , french ,and italians had a big hate towards jews and treated them like jesus criminals.some famous algerian jews.
and some of these people are so attached to algeria than us they helped algeria in difficult circumstances like salim el hillali who gave all his fortune to algeria(he returned a favour when he was saved in paris by the recteur de la mosque by releasing him a decree that he is converted to islam to save his life against gestapo)

Alexandre Arcady, film director
Yvan Attal, film director, actor (Algerian parents)
Jacques Attali, economist, writer
Baruj Benacerraf, immunologist, Nobel prize (1980) (Algerian mother)
Paul Benacerraf, philosopher (Algerian mother)
Jean Benguigui, actor
Eric Benhamou, CEO of 3COM
R. Isaac ben Sheshet, a medieval talmudic authority (born in Spain, but fled to Algiers)
Lili Boniche, musician chanteur chaabi
Patrick Bruel, singer, actor
André Chouraqui, writer
Hélène Cixous, feminist writer
Robert Cohen, boxer: World Bantamweight Champion
Annie Cohen-Solal, academic and biographer of Jean-Paul Sartre
Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, physicist, Nobel prize (1997)
Cy Curnin, lead singer of The Fixx (Jewish Algerian mother, non-Jewish father)
Jacques Derrida, deconstructionist philosopher
Alphonse Halimi, boxer: World Bantamweight Champion
Roger Hanin, film actor & director
Judah ibn Quraysh, an early medieval grammarian of Tahert who perceived a relationship between Berber and Semitic
Claude Lelouch, film director (Algerian father)
Enrico Macias, singer
Patrick Timsit, humorist, actor
Jean Pierre AFLELOU : Industriel
Maurice BENASSAYAG : Universitaire, proche collaborateur de François Mitterand
Patrick BRUEL : comedien et chanteur
richard berry :comedian
Alain CHABAT : comedien
Andre CHOURAQUI : ecrivain, vice maire de Jerusalem
Jean Pierre ELKABACH : journaliste ami de bouteflika
Roger HANIN : comedien ami d'algerie et a aide beaucoup d'algeriens
Benjamin STORA: ecrivain et historien,toujours attache a l'algerie

all the best

[WASSIL]

Tell them we have no objection to compensate them provided they ask France to compensate the Algerian people for 132 years of occupation, And for Israel to compensate All the Palestinians fro stealing their country.
If that happens we’ll be prepared to be even more generous and give them twice the amount they asked for

[Nordino]

Why the hell did the jews support the colonial power? They should be hanged. Not because they were jews, but because they betraded their own country.

How is jews treated in Algeria today? How many is it actually?

[ElHenni]

Rediculous, maybe we should hold the whole Jewish nation responsible for the French invasion in 1930 which resulted from the actions of two Jewish businessmen, equally rediculous.

They chose to leave and they would have to prove that the Algerian state in existence today was culpable for the actions of a people who fled whilst Algeria was technically still a French anexed state. So if anything their case would be stronger against the French for not safeguarding them as the rulers of a sovereign state.

[Edited by ElHenni on 5th February 2006 at 07:49]

[ElHenni]

sorry, typo.