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(COMMENT)Dusty said:Sorry kid the jews believe that all humans are descended from adam and eve, so get over it, you can not wipe out the book of genesis to usher in your wet dream vision of reality. So again jews teach that all jews and arabs have the same mother who was eve.
Rocco, with all due respect, the Hebrews, Jews, are not directly related to the Arabs, Palestinians, anymore than they are to the ancient Babylonians, modern Assyrians, Iranians, Lebanese, Phoenicians, Philistines, etcRE: Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2
SUBTOPIC: One Possible Historic Scenario
※→ Dusty, et al,
BLUF: You don't need to drag "Religion" into the discussion, especially in an argumentative tone.
(COMMENT)Dusty said:Sorry kid the jews believe that all humans are descended from adam and eve, so get over it, you can not wipe out the book of genesis to usher in your wet dream vision of reality. So again jews teach that all jews and arabs have the same mother who was eve.
Genetically speaking, we are all (Probably) related from the distant past. Well, just 50,000 years ago, the human population was all in Africa (the point of origin for humanity). They numbered 10,000 (San Bushman). I think that humanity migrated through the Middle East and Arabia. (I can't explain Australia). I'm not a Hebrew, but I probably have a common genetic marker for Early Man for Africa.
I can't explain it all. But there are clearly genetic markers. The Hebrew and the Palestinian are related. They come from the same heritage coming out of Africa. Every time I hear the pro-Arab Palestinians use ancient history to call the Hebrew a foreign invader, I just have to chuckle.
Most Respectfully,
R
“We do not forget to remind our children of those who brought us glory”
Then it goes into details on the misogynist laws and practices of the Palestinian Authority, and how it made practically no progress in adhering to the convention that it signed, a point I have made in the past.The on-going internal Palestinian political divide has had adverse consequences on the human rights situation. With the PLC ceasing to function, the executive branch of government has monopolised both legislative and executive functions. Transparency and public dialogue are largely absent in the law and policy-making processes. The justice system is also compromised by executive interference, leading to an absence of accountability and redress for victims. The executive has further placed increasing restrictions on civil society organisations, (CSO) such as restrictions on financial transactions, including where the salaries of CSO employees are only transferred following the approval of the Ministry of Interior. These restrictions are imposed without any legal basis.
The body of Palestinian legislation in force in the West Bank and Gaza Strip do not contain a definition of “discrimination against women” as found under Article 1 of CEDAW. Operative Palestinian legislation also does not include any provisions to the effect of criminalising any form of discrimination specifically against women.
Most public figures would suffer a loss of credibility after shilling for Hamas in such an obtuse manner, but not Awad — for one simple reason: he has no credibility left to lose. At the 2018 Christ at the Checkpoint Conference, Awad, a former Methodist missionary, revealed his animus toward Jews who dare work at the White House. During the conference, Awad displayed a slide with the picture of three White House officials surrounding a headshot of Donald Trump: Jason Greenblatt, Trump’s special representative for international negotiations; David Friedman, US ambassador to Israel; and Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law and senior advisor. The images were accompanied by the words, “Foul! A Recipe for Failure.”
Awad then told his audience to look at the picture.
“Anything wrong?” he asked. “What’s wrong?”
One audience member said, “They’re all Jews!” And another said, “They’re all Jewish.”
Awad then drove the point home.
“They’re all Jewish,” he said. “Millionaires or billionaires.”
Maybe this helps explain why Awad is willing to shill for Hamas, because they have something in common — a contempt for Jews.
Article 22 of the original Hamas covenant declared that its enemies (the Jews, of course) “have been scheming for a long time […] and have accumulated huge and influential material wealth. With their money, they took control of the world media … With their money they stirred revolutions in various parts of the globe [….] There is no war going on anywhere without them having their finger in it.”
As it turns out, Hamas has updated its covenant, declaring now that its problem isn’t with Judaism as a religion, but with Jews who insist on maintaining their self-determination (AKA, “Zionists”).
(full article online)
The Palestinian Christians Defending Hamas - Algemeiner.com
Most would-be "peacemakers" in the Middle East know better than to shill for Hamas, a jihadist organization whose leaders have repeatedly called for Israel’s destruction and regularly exhort their supporters to murder Jews. And most peacemakers, Christians especially, would understand that...www.algemeiner.com
“They’re all Jewish,” he said. “Millionaires or billionaires.”
Most public figures would suffer a loss of credibility after shilling for Hamas in such an obtuse manner, but not Awad — for one simple reason: he has no credibility left to lose. At the 2018 Christ at the Checkpoint Conference, Awad, a former Methodist missionary, revealed his animus toward Jews who dare work at the White House. During the conference, Awad displayed a slide with the picture of three White House officials surrounding a headshot of Donald Trump: Jason Greenblatt, Trump’s special representative for international negotiations; David Friedman, US ambassador to Israel; and Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law and senior advisor. The images were accompanied by the words, “Foul! A Recipe for Failure.”
Awad then told his audience to look at the picture.
“Anything wrong?” he asked. “What’s wrong?”
One audience member said, “They’re all Jews!” And another said, “They’re all Jewish.”
Awad then drove the point home.
“They’re all Jewish,” he said. “Millionaires or billionaires.”
Maybe this helps explain why Awad is willing to shill for Hamas, because they have something in common — a contempt for Jews.
Article 22 of the original Hamas covenant declared that its enemies (the Jews, of course) “have been scheming for a long time […] and have accumulated huge and influential material wealth. With their money, they took control of the world media … With their money they stirred revolutions in various parts of the globe [….] There is no war going on anywhere without them having their finger in it.”
As it turns out, Hamas has updated its covenant, declaring now that its problem isn’t with Judaism as a religion, but with Jews who insist on maintaining their self-determination (AKA, “Zionists”).
(full article online)
The Palestinian Christians Defending Hamas - Algemeiner.com
Most would-be "peacemakers" in the Middle East know better than to shill for Hamas, a jihadist organization whose leaders have repeatedly called for Israel’s destruction and regularly exhort their supporters to murder Jews. And most peacemakers, Christians especially, would understand that...www.algemeiner.com“They’re all Jewish,” he said. “Millionaires or billionaires.”
So, what is not true?
They do not use our name calling list.Shocking!
Who knew Islamic terrorists were financed by the UN?
UN funds millions to Palestinian groups with terror ties - Im Tirtzu
In a new report, Im Tirtzu expressed the need for increased transparency in funding reporting, citing their advocacy for a UN-equivalent of Taylor Force Act.www.jpost.com
A newly released report by the Israeli right-wing watchdog group Im Tirtzu divulged that the United Nations has allegedly funneled millions to radical Palestinian groups that are linked to terrorist organizations and the BDS anti-Israel movement.
The report found that between 2016 to 2020, the UN contributed at least $40 million to 19 Palestinian NGOs, nearly all of which support BDS and almost half have ties to Hamas or the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terror groups, an Im Tirtzu press release announced on Tuesday.
Oh, dear. Your feelings are hurt.They do not use our name calling list.Shocking!
Who knew Islamic terrorists were financed by the UN?
UN funds millions to Palestinian groups with terror ties - Im Tirtzu
In a new report, Im Tirtzu expressed the need for increased transparency in funding reporting, citing their advocacy for a UN-equivalent of Taylor Force Act.www.jpost.com
A newly released report by the Israeli right-wing watchdog group Im Tirtzu divulged that the United Nations has allegedly funneled millions to radical Palestinian groups that are linked to terrorist organizations and the BDS anti-Israel movement.
The report found that between 2016 to 2020, the UN contributed at least $40 million to 19 Palestinian NGOs, nearly all of which support BDS and almost half have ties to Hamas or the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terror groups, an Im Tirtzu press release announced on Tuesday.
(COMMENT)They do not use our name calling list.Shocking!
Who knew Islamic terrorists were financed by the UN?
A newly released report by the Israeli right-wing watchdog group Im Tirtzu divulged that the United Nations has allegedly funneled millions to radical Palestinian groups that are linked to terrorist organizations and the BDS anti-Israel movement.
The report found that between 2016 to 2020, the UN contributed at least $40 million to 19 Palestinian NGOs, nearly all of which support BDS and almost half have ties to Hamas or the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terror groups, an Im Tirtzu press release announced on Tuesday.