Website rules?

Question

Can I set up a website to raise money to bring an American citizen home from Palestine? How about raising money to help a needy family?

are there any websites that can help me get started, give helpful tips and advice?

avri inokhi; what are u talking about? the person i want to bring home is 16, born on American soil. the crap ur spouting, while true, has nothing 2 do with my question.

Answer 1

Is your country democratic? On the internet you free to do anything you want.

Answer 2

No such place.

Actually, the Muslim terrorists in Gaza seem very effective at eliminating one another. On the average, in the last several days Arabs have murdered 30 other Arabs per day in Gaza.

Their newest tactic is to tie up a fellow Muslim and throw him off a skyscraper.

Perhaps they are doing the work for the West.

The whole "Palestinian People" is made up, just to try to eliminate Israel. The Land of Israel is the biblical home of the Jewish People, and the Jewish People have maintained a presence there continuously.

If you were naive enough to believe what you hear on the news and media, you would think there is an entity called a "Palestinian people," who lived in a "country/state/area" called Palestine since Canaanite/Biblical/Muslim times. You would almost believe that the Israelis occupied "Palestine" in 1967. And you might even think that the Palestinians want the occupiers out of their land. And of course, you might feel, they are entitled to do whatever it takes to get their land back. No? No. Not at all, Here are the facts.

Who are the Palestinians? Palestinians are Arabs. They have no historical, national or cultural identity distinct from other Arabs of the region. Most of them came into Palestine in search of economic opportunities after World War I when the British and the Jews began to build up a land that was moribund.

What is Palestine? When the Romans conquered Judea, they renamed it Palestine. Since then, no occupying power ever made it an independent state or established a capital in Jerusalem. Under the Ottoman Empire, it was part of the province of Syria.

After World War I, the area was mandated to Britain to establish a Jewish national home. Instead, in 1922, Britain split off 75% of Palestine to establish the Emirate of Transjordan, as a throne for the Arabian Hashemite family.

The UN decided to split the remaining 25% of Palestine between Jews and Arabs. In 1948, five Arab armies attacked the newborn State of Israel. Transjordan annexed the area intended for an Arab state, and renamed itself the Kingdom of Jordan, calling the annexed area the West Bank. Egypt took over Gaza.

No Arab suggested making the West Bank and/or Gaza into yet another Arab state until 1967, when Israel was again attacked by the Arabs and took these areas.


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Answer 3

Sure. You can set up a website for anything at all. That is the beauty and the shame of the internet. Both of those sound very worthwhile.

Answer 4

You bet!!! In fact websites are probably some of the best things for goals such as those! Don't forget to add stuff to your websites to allow online contributions or AT LEAST HELP somehow...(remembering yours and the web page viewer's confidentiality)...contact you for contributions!

By confidentiality, I mean, protect yourself, and your contributors, from having email addresses easily detected by spammers!