AMEN.
Just don't join that foolish chorus of idiots trying to maintain that Palestinians are "squatters." I suspect you are probably not the problem...
That was irosie's contention that Zionists were building buildings in the early 1800s, so all the buildings in the films I posted COULD have been built by Zionists.
But yes, it makes a difference when immigrants deliberately scheme to displace the indigenous people. No, they had NO right to do so. And, I'll go further, they had no right to be there.
Classic 'right of return' argument. The Jews can trace their lineage back nearly 3700 years. The Palestinians can only go back 1000. You know what that tells me? The Jews are the indigenous peoples of the Levant, not the Palestinians. Those buildings may have not been built by Zionists themselves, but they could have been built by Jewish people in general.
ROTFLOL
Now you've gone and done it. Right about now every Zionist on this board is smacking their foreheads with their hands and saying "no, No, NO, please don't get her started again!"
So at any rate, I never mind repeating this because to me it is as good a foundation for peace as any, but allow me to be brief.
Steps in process:
1) Romans destroy second temple, take the Jewish upper classes to Rome, leave lower classes behind.
2) Masada, Bar Kochba, etc., prove Jewish population remained behind.
3) Synagogue tradition evolves in absence of temple. Many synagogues become churches as Jewish population converts. By time Queen Helena went to Palestine, most Jews had converted to Christianity.
4) Arab/Muslim conquest. Most of Jewish/Christian population converts to Islam over a period of centuries. This process is still going on to this very day.
5) In about 2000 CE, along comes Dr. Ariella Oppenheim who begins genetic studies on Jews (both modern and ancient) and Palestinians and makes the (not-astouding-to-anybody-but-Zionists) discovery that Palestinians are 85% descended from the ancient Jewish population, whereas modern European Jews are 72% descended from the ancient Jewish population.
SOOO ... here we go again, the sources
First, please read article:
Many surprised by genetic and cultural links between Palestinians and Jews | God Reports
That will tell you where to get a copy of the study. I have a membership on JSTOR and will go online and look for it in a bit.
Then secondly watch film:
Palestinian people - Part 1 - YouTube
Palestinian people - Part 1 - YouTube
Then thirdly, accept truth.
David Ben Gurion:
"There is no doubt there is a lot of Jewish blood in the veins of the fellaheen. They had to choose between their religion or their land, and they loved the land so much that they chose their land."
Now that we know that Palestinians are not just Jews' semitic cousins, they are genetically Jews themselves, the kids of Bar Kochba, what does this mean for discussion of a Palestinian Right of Return?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palest...ight_of_return
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Jewish and Middle Eastern non-Jewish populations share a common pool of Y-chromosome biallelic haplotypes
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