Netanyahu Kusal Israel stamped Conquistors: We are not Dutch in Indonesia · Global Voices

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was upset that Israel was branded as invaders on Palestinian soil.

The president of the 44th United States Barack Obama is one of the world's most public leaders calling Israel stealing Palestinian land.

Netanyahu then took revenge against Obama who called Israel has taken away the rights of other nations in Palestine.

"I heard an unfortunate statement saying that Israel has stolen the land, Israel has lost the highest morals. I'm going to respond to this,

"The Jews are not foreign invaders in our ancestral lands. Our history is not colonial history. Our land is not stolen. This is our homeland called Judea," said Netanyahu.

He then re-confirmed his claim that the Palestinian lands belong to the Jews thousands of years ago.

"We're not Dutch in Indonesia. We're not Belgian in the Congo. We Jews in the land of Judea," Netanyahu spits.

"I'll tell you something else. The impediment of peace is not Israel. Not our struggle for the most fundamental existence of our own country. But the denial of our enemies, the enemies of America, to admit the rights of the Jews has their own country within any limit," its end again.

Last week Obama criticized the way Israel handled the conflict in the Middle East, quoted from the Anadolu Agency.

He also warned that military forces can't guarantee long-term security, and that the aversion to providing concession to the Palestinian authorities is risky in ruining Israel's moral position.

Obama recognizes the long history of the fight experienced by Jews in Europe. However, he also emphasized that the Palestinian people had suffered injustice due to the loss of their land.

"It is undeniable. What they cannot deny is that they took other people's property and overreacted. It's natural that these people say: 'This is injustice and I want my land back,'.