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Post by Evolve This Then We Will Talk About ScienceSome want to pretend that there is NO such thing as Palestinians???
Palestine was the name given to the region by the Romans.
No. It's an adaptation of the older name Phoenicia. According to the old
testment, phoenicians occupied the land before the hebrews arrived. The hebrews
arrived with a deed to the land written by their god and then attempted an
eviction with limitted success. Phoenicians continued along the coast according
to the old testment.
Until the state of Palestine was created nobody could rightfully say they were Palestinian.
No Kurdistan, therefore no Kurds. No Basquestan, therefore no Basque. No state
of Lappland, therefore no Lapps.
Thereâs no such thing as a Palestinian,â said Mark Levin on Monday, while
That's true, I guess. After all their old name was Israelites or Hebrews. Then
they were called Samarians. They are descendants of the northern kingdom of
Israel, while Jews are descendants of the southern kingdom of Judah. Jews aren't
Samarians; Samarians aren't Jews; but Jews and Samarians together are Israel.
The only real difference is Jews used their exile time to write down the torah,
but Samarians don't seem to have done so.
So this is a modern continuation of the old conflict described in the books of
Kings and Chronicles.
broadcasting from Israel. âTheyâre Arabs. Iâm sorry, they can call themselves
'Arab' means mixed. It's a generic term for the various tribes of Israel and
other Semites all mooshed together.
Palestinians, or Palestinian Arabs - I donât even know what that means.â
Then Mark is an idiot because the word is easily translated, and its history is
well known.
Levin noted that contemporary Arab states are not grounded in preexisting
Palestine is an ancient nation, not a contemporary state, so it's irrelevant.
The west bank is the ancient nation of Samaria. The coast is a mix of the
ancient nations of Egypt and Phoenicia.
national identities, but on borders drawn by the victorious European powers
following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire after the First World War.
The borders of Phoenicia, Judea, Gallilee, Samaria, and the rest predate the
Roman occupation.
European states, conversely, typically enclose territories populated by
groups that compose unique nations. European nations have histories,
languages, cultures, religious traditions, and other features of nationhood
that are distinguishable between themselves, unlike contemporary Arab states.
Uh, no. For example, the ever shifting borders of Poland or the Duchy of Warsaw
or Prussia. Or whether the Rhine Valley is France or Germany. Or what country
the Tartars live in.
statehood, such as Kurds, Copts, Bahais, or Assyrians. CNN, MSNBC, The New
York Times, and The Washington Post do not agitate for the independent
statehood of any of the aforementioned groups.
Kurdistan?
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