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originally posted by: ToneD
Slow down and use your head.
Are jews the homeless ones in the holyland ? ?
Really ?
FlyersFan
The so-called 'palestinians' weren't homeless.
originally posted by: ToneD
"so-called" ??
your bigotry is showing !
FOR ALL the Zionistic supporters out there,
why are you denying Christians, Muslims, Abrahamic
students their equal rights in the holy land ? ? ? !!!
originally posted by:FlyersFan
originally ToneD
"so-called" ??[/post]
your bigotry is showing !
They are SO CALLED 'Palestinians' because . . made up the term.
FOR ALL the Zionistic supporters out there,
why are you denying Christians, Muslims, Abrahamic
students their equal rights in the Holy Land ? ? ? !!!
simple question.
originally posted by:FlyersFan
The answer is the same ...
that's a separate topic.
originally posted by: ToneD
Google "historical maps of Palestine"
^ classic AVOIDANCE syndrome
posted by: dragonridr
Palestine was a region
posted by:FlyersFan
The so called 'palestinians' are all Jordanians and Egyptians. [/url]
Many Palestinian villagers claim ancestral ties to Arab tribes that settled in Palestine during or after the Arab conquest,[2] while others trace their roots to Turkish, North African, Kurdish, Egyptian, and Turkman origins. Some claim Jewish[3] or Samaritan[4][5] ancestry based on oral traditions. Genetic studies reveal that modern Palestinians share genetic continuity with Bronze-Age Levantine populations and exhibit similarity with both contemporary Jewish and Arab-speaking Levantine groups. [6][7][8][9][10][11]
en.m.wikipedia.org...#:~:text=A%202021%20study%20by%20the,Canaanites)%20from%20around%202500%20BCE.
posted by: Lazy88
Palestinians claiming they are a “race” is like Texans claiming they are a race.
Isreal is more open to . . sharing the holy cites.
Pals and their ancestors have been there for thousands of years.
but then,
you'd argue that all asians are chinese, or
all whites are english . . .
give it up, your making yourself look uneducated.
originally posted by: ToneD
Palestinians are a people.
Isreal is more open to religious
sharing the holy cites
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
I haven't commented on this war since it started... but I have to say, it should be clear to most at this point that Israel is going way overboard, and the people saying "this is just war" must have zero empathy. Even the MSM has a hard time portraying the war without making Israel look like war criminals. If the situation were reversed, I would be saying the exact same thing, but I wouldn't need to because the world would be filled with outrage.
When many people on the left and right agree on something, there must be something to it. And I see many people on both the left and right calling out Israel for their war crimes. And just look at the politicians trying to incite more war in the middle east, it's all the same war mongering fools. Merchants of death, that's what they are. Make no mistake, they need wars to sell their weaponry, and probably also thin out the global population while they're at it.
The region that is present-day Israel has been inhabited by various Semitic cultures throughout history. Some of the notable Semitic cultures that have lived in this region include:
1. Canaanites: The Canaanites were one of the earliest known Semitic peoples to inhabit the land of Canaan, which encompasses present-day Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, and parts of Jordan and Syria. They are considered to be the indigenous population of the region and are mentioned in ancient texts such as the Bible.
2. Israelites: The Israelites were a Semitic-speaking people who inhabited the region of Canaan in antiquity. They are known for their monotheistic religion, which would later develop into Judaism. The Israelites are also described in the Bible as forming the Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judah.
3. Phoenicians: The Phoenicians were another Semitic-speaking people who established a maritime trading civilization in the coastal areas of present-day Israel and Lebanon. They were known for their seafaring skills, trade networks, and the development of the Phoenician alphabet, which later influenced other writing systems.
4. Assyrians and Babylonians: Both the Assyrians and Babylonians were ancient Mesopotamian civilizations that had influence in the region of present-day Israel at different points in history. These Semitic cultures conquered and ruled over the area, leaving their mark on the local history and culture.
5. Persians: The Persian Empire, ruled by the Achaemenid dynasty, also had control over the region of present-day Israel following the conquest of the Babylonians. The Persians, who were speakers of an Indo-European language, allowed for the restoration of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem and exerted influence over the local populations.
These are just a few examples of the Semitic cultures that have inhabited the region of present-day Israel throughout history. The area has been a crossroads of different peoples, cultures, and civilizations, leading to a rich and diverse history shaped by various Semitic and non-Semitic influences.
Remember for Israel this was a major slap in the face. Most of Israel had friends and family that died or were taken hostage on 10-7. For Hamas it was Saturday.