Sounds like you are filled with hate and then lash out at others for your own inadequacies in this area.
In truth, they have been thrown out of everywhere they have lived.
I highly doubt that that is why they have been thrown out of everywhere they have tried to live.
I always find it funny when people scream about anti-Semitism but talk all kinds of shit about muslims. LOL
"You cant hate the jews, but shove some pork down a muzzies throat! ROAR"
I do too. Some wags seem oblivious to the fact that both Arabic and Hebrew are Semitic.
No, it's just that some are too stupid to understand that the term was coined to refer exclusively to Jews and has remained quite consistent in use ever since.
As published in the original German, it had no hyphenation as it was never intended to be anti all Semitic people. It was simply the originator's way of creating a pseudo-scientific term to make such views more palpable.
Goodness, for a boy who likes to tout his education, you sure don't know very much about the world.
Izzat so.
Now I'm not a mathematician but I do understand linear time, and that looks to be at least 2500 years.
>> The first clear use of the term Palestine to refer to the entire area between Phoenicia and Egypt was in 5th century BC Ancient Greece,[7][8] when Herodotus wrote of a "district of Syria, called Palaistinê" in The Histories, which included the Judean mountains and the Jordan Rift Valley.[9][10][11][12][13][14] In the treatise Meteorology c.340 BC, Aristotle wrote, "there is a lake in Palestine".[15][16][17][18] This is understood by scholars to be a reference to the Dead Sea.[19] Later Greek writers such as Polemon and Pausanias also used the word, which was followed by Roman writers such as Ovid, Tibullus, Pomponius Mela, Pliny the Elder, Dio Chrysostom, Statius, Plutarch as well as Roman Judean writers Philo of Alexandria and Josephus.[20] Other writers, such as Strabo, referred to the region as Coele-Syria[a] ("all Syria") around 10-20 CE.[21][22]
In 135 CE, the Greek "Syria Palaestina" was used in naming a new Roman province from the merger of Roman Syria and Roman Judaea after the Roman authorities crushed the Bar Kokhba Revolt.
.... The term "Peleset" (transliterated from hieroglyphs as P-r-s-t) is found in five inscriptions referring to a neighboring people or land starting from c.1150 BC during the Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt. The first known mention is at the temple at Medinet Habu which refers to the Peleset among those who fought with Egypt in Ramesses III's reign,<< (Wiki)
And then there's this:
A tune popularly known as "Lena from Palesteena". This record came out in 1920.
Change geography and history all you like.
Until the Arabs adopted the term Palestinian to define their nationalism, Palestine was always used to refer to a Region. Not a Nation, or a People.
There is no history anywhere and by any people which refers to a People or a Nation calling themselves "Palestinians" from "Palestine". Much less any Arabs.
The Mandate for Palestine referred to the region of ancient Jewish homeland because the British did not want to call it Israel. That would have been too easy and would have meant that the British government approved of the Jews regaining sovereignty over any part of their ancient homeland.
And the British never meant for the Jews to actually achieve statehood.
(Why, oh why did they end up on the Hashemite (Jordan) side attacking the Jews after they declared Independence in May of 1948? )
The Arabs after WWI wanted to be part of Greater Syria. They did not envision any Palestine State, but all of the Mandate for Palestine as part of the Arab Nation (or Muslim Nation) which is what they have always identified as, living in Egypt, Syria, Lybia, or anywhere else.
Where does the Nationality of "Palestinians" come from?
Ask the KGB.
If there were always a people who called themselves Palestinians, then why are they not identified as such before the Mandate for Palestine where both Arabs and Jews were called Palestinians and given a Palestinian passport if desired?
The Deception of Palestinian Nationalism – Stanford Review
Historically, the Palestinian “desire for statehood” and “need for liberation” was invented in large part by the Soviet Union. It is no coincidence that the blueprint for the PLO Charter was drafted in Moscow in 1964 and was approved by 422 Palestinian representative hand selected by the KGB. At that time, the USSR was in the business of creating people’s liberation fronts. The KGB founded the PLO as well as the National Liberation Army of Bolivia (1964) with Ernesto “Che” Guevara at its head and the National Liberation Army of Colombia (1965).
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So the question to your comment is:
So what if there is a 1920 record with uses the word Palestine?
Look, or rather listen to the record:
It does not sound as if it is about any Palestinian Arabs, does it?
Hint, the band is Jewish, and the Region/Area, was being called Palestine for the sake of the Mandate for recreation of the Jewish Ancient homeland.
Before....the British government decided to take out 77% of that mandate for the Jews and give it to the Hashemite Arabs to create what became Jordan.
Oh, by the way, ALL JEWS living in Transjordan were systematically murdered out of their properties or run out of there by 1925, and never allowed to return.
I always find it funny when people scream about anti-Semitism but talk all kinds of shit about muslims. LOL
"You cant hate the jews, but shove some pork down a muzzies throat! ROAR"
I do too. Some wags seem oblivious to the fact that both Arabic and Hebrew are Semitic.
No, it's just that some are too stupid to understand that the term was coined to refer exclusively to Jews and has remained quite consistent in use ever since.
As published in the original German, it had no hyphenation as it was never intended to be anti all Semitic people. It was simply the originator's way of creating a pseudo-scientific term to make such views more palpable.
Goodness, for a boy who likes to tout his education, you sure don't know very much about the world.
Ummm....yyyyeah....
>> Se·mit·ic
səˈmidik/
adjective
adjective: Semitic
- 1.
relating to or denoting a family of languages that includes Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic and certain ancient languages such as Phoenician and Akkadian, constituting the main subgroup of the Afro-Asiatic family.- 2.
relating to the peoples who speak the Semitic languages, especially Hebrew and Arabic. <<
Do you just, like, not bother to look anything up before posting?
I have never "touted my education". I simply exercise it. I know that's like sacrilege to the Cult of Ignorance but hey, **** it.
I always find it funny when people scream about anti-Semitism but talk all kinds of shit about muslims. LOL
"You cant hate the jews, but shove some pork down a muzzies throat! ROAR"
I do too. Some wags seem oblivious to the fact that both Arabic and Hebrew are Semitic.
And what does "exactly" does that have to do with who are the indigenous people of the Land of Israel?
French, Spanish and Portuguese all come from the Latin.
Is that supposed to mean anything when it comes to who the indigenous people are in France, Spain, or Portugal?
"Semitic" is a linguistic term, Brighteyes.
I haven't even mentioned any "indigenous people". Except the Cherokee, but that's here, not there.
And no, such a term means nothing about those indigenous Europeans. More instructive would be how the Celts morphed the Latin of France and Portugal (and Galícia) into a different form than it would take in Spain, Italy, Romania and Switzerland.
I know exactly that the word Semitic refers to Languages and not People.
At least you also know that.
It sounded as if Hebrew and Arabic, coming from the same root was cause for the Arabs to have rights to any part of the Jewish Homeland. While the Jews would not have any rights to any part of Arabia where at least three Jewish tribes used to live in, before being killed, enslaved and expelled by Mohammad.
Just as the Jews are not given any rights to buy property, or get their properties and land back from what was known as TransJordan, and is now Jordan. An all Muslim, Arab country now.
You did not mean that, did you?
Dude, the Jews have been hated for thousands of years. Don't give me that bullshit
And I am well aware the Palestinians are violent and shit. So us the Israeli govt.
I always find it funny when people scream about anti-Semitism but talk all kinds of shit about muslims. LOL
"You cant hate the jews, but shove some pork down a muzzies throat! ROAR"
I do too. Some wags seem oblivious to the fact that both Arabic and Hebrew are Semitic.
No, it's just that some are too stupid to understand that the term was coined to refer exclusively to Jews and has remained quite consistent in use ever since.
As published in the original German, it had no hyphenation as it was never intended to be anti all Semitic people. It was simply the originator's way of creating a pseudo-scientific term to make such views more palpable.
Goodness, for a boy who likes to tout his education, you sure don't know very much about the world.
Ummm....yyyyeah....
>> Se·mit·ic
səˈmidik/
adjective
adjective: Semitic
- 1.
relating to or denoting a family of languages that includes Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic and certain ancient languages such as Phoenician and Akkadian, constituting the main subgroup of the Afro-Asiatic family.- 2.
relating to the peoples who speak the Semitic languages, especially Hebrew and Arabic. <<
Do you just, like, not bother to look anything up before posting?
I have never "touted my education". I simply exercise it. I know that's like sacrilege to the Cult of Ignorance but hey, **** it.
The word Semitic refer to languages.
The term Antisemitism refers to only Jews.
anti-Semitism
Anti-Semitism, hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious or racial group. The term anti-Semitism was coined in 1879 by the German agitator Wilhelm Marr to designate the anti-Jewish campaigns under way in central Europe at that time. Although the term now has wide currency, it is a misnomer, since it implies a discrimination against all Semites.
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Blame the misuse of the word on Wilhelm Marr, a true blue Jew hater.
Before that the term used was Judeophobia.
He decided to give it a "scientific" touch.
I always find it funny when people scream about anti-Semitism but talk all kinds of shit about muslims. LOL
"You cant hate the jews, but shove some pork down a muzzies throat! ROAR"
And you actually spent time out of your life to post that?Dude, the Jews have been hated for thousands of years. Don't give me that bullshit
And I am well aware the Palestinians are violent and shit. So us the Israeli govt.
Think of it as gang warfare with thousands if gangs in one big city.
Everyone is armed because every other groups wants to kill everyone else.
Palestinians are made up of hundreds of groups, but Fatah and Hamas are the majority in the PLC.
The other gangs give a certain deference to the larger groups but still cling to their own agenda.
Israel began with second hand equipment and weapons, and scavenged parts to make them work.
When Israel was attacked, even with inferior weapons, they still fought 5 well equipped armies to protect their state. Each war against Israel was repelled and in some Israel gained more land from Jordan and Egypt.
Palestnians for decades were attempting small raids and attacks but never forming a comprehensive army, till Fatah tried to over throw Jordan's king. King Hussein had offered them citizenship in Jordan and the position of PM to Arafat. Arafat through he could do better and lost after tens of thousands were killed. Arafat and his Fatah were forced to leave Jordan. Arafat started the same in Lebanon resulting in 15 yrs of civil war. Again Fatah lost and was forced to leave Lebanon.
Most of the time palestinians are still fighting each other in the camps. Almost weekly there is trouble in some camp or another.
Even after years of fighting most people are still armed. Another war is a breath away.
Palestinians have caused trouble in Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq and Syria. Everyone suffers because of the refugees and armed factions.
Syria has actually killed more palestinians than Jordan, Lebanon and Israel combined, but most did not care till the syria civil war. Assad had not love for them, his father and him used the palestinians for their own benefit.
The issue of jews is a petty distraction to promote a fictional Palestinian cause so others can gang political and military clout. Biggest "stick" wins, or so the game is supposed to go.
The middle east is not a jewish problem but a long standing feudal one. The Jews were just a call for most groups to unite together, for a short time.
In most mosques the prayer used to be "first the Saturday, then the Sunday people" Or "First Jerusalem, then Rome" This is really not about the jews but everyone else. Jews are just the door that needs to be opened for them to reach beyond.
The camps were and likely still are breeding ground for hate and several were also training ground for other terrorist groups in the world From Japan to the central and southern americas.
As individuals they can be great people but there is mob, insect, mentality that they do what their queen/leader, spiritual or military, says to the death. Some have gotten out, but too many remain circling round their singular leaders.
Fatah was made up of dozens of factions, but not is somewhat more singular in their thinking and actions. Somewhat!
Gathering a force against Israel is like gathering the all the gangs from Chicago, NYC and LA. Many would still end up trying to kill each other.
It is far more complex, but this is an analogy many might understand.
Unity against Israel keeps shattering and many arabs have already come to an unofficial peace with Israel. Many are trying to normalize relations. Some factions want to prevent that.
This will continue to be a struggle of factions with or without Israel. But, Israel does exist and will do what it must to protect itself and all it's people.
