How to find the truth

 How to determine the truth of a matter:


1: Go to the side the Left hates, and find out what they have to say:

For example, I wanted to know what was happening with the Sheikh Jarrah controversy.  So I did a Duck Duck Go search (never use Google first, never use Google for anything political) and found this

https://www.jns.org/sheikh-jarrah-a-legal-background/


2: Then go to the side supported by the Left, and see what they have to say about the things the other side claimed.

So, in this case, I went here:

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/israel-palestine-sheikh-jarrah-jerusalem-neighbourhood-eviction-explained


3: Compare

What I found was that The JNS site had reported everything covered by MEE.  But while MEE stopped at the point where things were going to start going bad for them, JNS kept on going, bringing in the details that made a difference.


MEE: In 2005, the Israeli court dismissed Ottoman documents presented by Suleiman Darwish Hijazi, one of the residents of Sheikh Jarrah, as evidence of his ownership of the land. 



JNS: In 1997, Suliman Darwish Hijazi, a Palestinian man, attempted to challenge the trusts’ ownership of the property, based on a kushan (Ottoman title) that he allegedly purchased from a Jordanian man, al-Bandeq, in 1961. The court ruled that Hijazi failed to demonstrate that the kushan refers to the claimed property in Shimon HaTzadik, and that forensic evidence raised the likelihood that the kushan had been altered or forged. Furthermore, Hijazi failed to prove that al-Bandeq had ever owned the property and thus had the right to sell it.


Finally, Hijazi had never acted to protect his property rights, both during the Jordanian and Israeli periods, by registering it, charging rent, or paying property tax.


Advantage: JNS.

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