The Official Discussion Thread for who is considered indiginous to Palestine?

[Sixties Fan]

[ A reminder of Conquests by Arabs ]

The initial Arab conquests are described and dated: Palestine and Syria (634–6); Persian Mesopotamia (636–40); northern Mesopotamia and south‐west Armenia (640); Khuzistan (640–2); Egypt (641–3); Iran (642–52). The unification of Arabia, achieved in the two years following the Prophet's death in 632, and Meccan organizational capability are identified as key factors in these early successes. Attention then turns to the Mediterranean where both sides dispatched naval expeditions against each other, ending with a grand Arab offensive targeted on Constantinople in 654. Failure there and reverses elsewhere helped trigger civil war in the caliphate (656–61). Mu‘awiya is shown to have imposed his authority with much bloodshed after ‘Ali's assassination in 658. Meanwhile Constans II (641–69) is seen preparing the rump of the Roman empire (customarily called Byzantium) for a long defensive war, and intervening first in Transcaucasia (660–1), then in the central Mediterranean (662–9).

15 The Middle East in the Seventh Century: Arab Conquests

Abstract. The initial Arab conquests are described and dated: Palestine and Syria (634–6); Persian Mesopotamia (636–40); northern Mesopotamia and south‐wes

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[Uncensored2008]

[ A reminder of Conquests by Arabs ]

The initial Arab conquests are described and dated: Palestine and Syria (634–6); Persian Mesopotamia (636–40); northern Mesopotamia and south‐west Armenia (640); Khuzistan (640–2); Egypt (641–3); Iran (642–52). The unification of Arabia, achieved in the two years following the Prophet's death in 632, and Meccan organizational capability are identified as key factors in these early successes. Attention then turns to the Mediterranean where both sides dispatched naval expeditions against each other, ending with a grand Arab offensive targeted on Constantinople in 654. Failure there and reverses elsewhere helped trigger civil war in the caliphate (656–61). Mu‘awiya is shown to have imposed his authority with much bloodshed after ‘Ali's assassination in 658. Meanwhile Constans II (641–69) is seen preparing the rump of the Roman empire (customarily called Byzantium) for a long defensive war, and intervening first in Transcaucasia (660–1), then in the central Mediterranean (662–9).

15 The Middle East in the Seventh Century: Arab Conquests

Abstract. The initial Arab conquests are described and dated: Palestine and Syria (634–6); Persian Mesopotamia (636–40); northern Mesopotamia and south‐wes

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I'm curious, you are normally a whackjob, fascist democrat. The democrats are rabid Anti-Semites.

So what the hell are you doing here being all rational and shit?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Arabs get a DNA test​

 

[Uncensored2008]

Arabs get a DNA test​

These are all Brits who have intermingled - meaningless.

 

[MartyNYC]

Arabs migrated to the middle east 4 centuries before Islam arose. They came up from mostly Libya and Egypt.

Earliest Arab tribes date back to about 500 CE. Islamic calendar started in 622 CE. Arabs originated in the Arabian peninsula. Now you know.

 

[rylah]

Stupid debate. My grandparents are from Germany, England, and Scotland.

Does that mean that I am not American?

It means you're an American citizen.

There's a difference between citizenship and indigeneity.

Arab supremacists blur the difference to claim entitled to all of Middle East.

 

[rylah]

Arabs get a DNA test​

Do Arab supremacists intentionally
confuse their racial ideology
with indigeneity?

 

[Friends2]

The land of Israel belongs to the Children of Israel. The non Christian Palestinians should have been deported after Israel's victory in the 1967 Six Day War.

 

[P F Tinmore]

The Official Discussion Thread for who is considered indiginous to Palestine?​

The people who lived there before the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

 

[MartyNYC]

The Official Discussion Thread for who is considered indiginous to Palestine?​

The people who lived there before the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

No.

 

[rylah]

The Official Discussion Thread for who is considered indiginous to Palestine?​

The people who lived there before the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

Ironically your definition of indigeneity revolves around
the historic Hebrew association with the land.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Ironically your definition of indigeneity revolves around
the historic Hebrew association with the land.

Or lack thereof.

 

[rylah]

Or lack thereof.

When Hebrew arrival is the sole determination of indigeneity,
how is that lack of historic association?

 

[MartyNYC]

Jews have among the longest histories—if not the longest—as a distinct people with a continuous identity.

 

[MartyNYC]

Or lack thereof.

Ancient Jewish community who created the Dead Sea Scrolls almost 300 years before the birth of Jesus…

The Dead Sea Scrolls | PBS LearningMedia

 

[P F Tinmore]

Jews have among the longest histories—if not the longest—as a distinct people with a continuous identity.

So have almost everyone else living there.

Virtually none of today's Israelis have any ancestors from the Holy Land.

 

[surada]

Jews have among the longest histories—if not the longest—as a distinct people with a continuous identity.

Nope the Arabs have been around since the Akkadian Empire. Long before Judaism. If you take Genesis and Exodus literally, you'd know Abraham had six sons by his Arab wife Keturah. You'd also know Moses had an Arab wife named Zipporah .

 

[Indeependent]

Nope the Arabs have been around since the Akkadian Empire. Long before Judaism. If you take Genesis and Exodus literally, you'd know Abraham had six sons by his Arab wife Keturah. You'd also know Moses had an Arab wife named Zipporah .

How stupid can you be?
It's obvious people were living before Jews.
Sometimes I wonder about you.

 

[Mindful]

Nope the Arabs have been around since the Akkadian Empire. Long before Judaism. If you take Genesis and Exodus literally, you'd know Abraham had six sons by his Arab wife Keturah. You'd also know Moses had an Arab wife named Zipporah .

Is that a scholarly analysis?

 

[Mindful]

So have almost everyone else living there.

Virtually none of today's Israelis have any ancestors from the Holy Land.

I suggest you read JVL. You might learn something.