All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss

D.C. Cops MANHANDLE Pro-Palestinian Protesters: "Shame, Shame!"​


 

Pro-Palestinian Protest's Real Purpose Gets Masked By Violence​


 
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Palestinian joint operations target key Israeli bases with artillery, with Jon Elmer​


 

Hizballah is ready to confront Israel’s military, with Jon Elmer​


 
I wonder how much this costs the city.

LIVE From Free Palestine Protest in New York​


 

Israel Supporters & Cops ASSAULT Protestors Outside Israeli Real Estate Sale In LA​


 

In Montreal, activists erect pro-Palestine camp to condemn Quebec government's support for Israel​


 

Montrealers protest and blockade event hosting Israeli Defence Soldiers​


 

NYC PEOPLES RED LINE AGAINST GENOCIDE AT GRAND ARMY PLAZA​


 

Land Sale Protesters Hold Press Conference on Adas Torah Violence​


 
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Rally for Palestine & Sudan in Harrisburg PA - 06/23/2024​


 
They definitely are not discussing this.

Wailing at the wrong wall?


In recent years, however, some scholars have challenged the traditional view. Not without controversy, they have revolved their arguments around what they consider to be a misreading or dismissal of the literature by Josephus and others regarding the size and location of Fortress Antonia, the Roman enclave in 1st century Roman-occupied central Jerusalem that represented the might of Rome in the otherwise troublesome (for the Romans) province of Judaea.

Most recently, researcher and author Marilyn Sams has advanced the argument that Fortress Antonia, represented by tradition as a monumental or castle-like structure located during Herodian times just north of the Second Temple on the periphery of the large rectangular temple precinct, was actually a much larger complex, more akin to the typical standard Roman fortress layout that existed during the time of 1st century Jerusalem, the time of Jesus.

The actual size and nature of this alternative model for Fortress Antonia, she argues, would have encompassed the area most scholars and historians have identified with the temple precinct. She bases her argument at least in part on the descriptions recorded by Josephus and others.
 
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