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Israeli Hostage Says She Was Sexually Assaulted and Tortured in Gaza
(www.nytimes.com)
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Believe whatever you want in the privacy of your own mind, but this whole conflict wouldn't be happening if some crazy religious people hadn't stolen lots of land in the first place, and then persecuted the remaining inhabitants.
The “crazy religious people” and “who the land belongs to” switches around a lot depending on what year you pick as a baseline - you’re gonna have to be more specific.
Why would you pick any year besides the one which had original people living there as a baseline? I thought they must have been referring to the millenia long holy war over the land, started when the Jews first conquered the land from its previous inhabitants millenia ago. Then the Muslims came and settled there in recent history, and then the Jews tried to take it back. And now both sides are fighting for all of it. (I wouldn't say 'crazy', but definitely mislead) religious people are the cause of the conflict, on both sides.
Excuse me? Who are the original people in your book and which year is the baseline?
I'm someone who doesn't have a huge stake in either side and still this take astounds me.
What millennia long holy war? Jews conquered large parts of Palestine (not all of it AFAIK), settled there, then (omitting some stuff) the Romans kicked many of them out of there. Then Muslims conquered the region, and that ended that. While some Muslims settled in Palestine (like they did in their other territories) the idea that the original inhabitants are gone and the people living in Palestine now are descended from Arabs is a myth.
Edit: The current conflict started in 1917 and any attempt to make it look more complex by tying it to the Jews' debacle with the Romans is either ignorant or made in bad faith to both sides the conflict.
This isn't really true to the historical record, not that it's significantly relevant to the modern conflict. Contrary to the Biblical Exodus account, from what the archeological and linguistic record seems to show, a unique Jewish culture seems to organically emerge from a particular group of Canaanites who were not otherwise previously distinct from any of their neighbors. There certainly was no mass migration and conquest from Egypt. Over time, the Jews/Israelites developed a distinct cultural identity, possibly with some amount of external influence, and later developed individual minor kingdoms before being subjugated by the Egyptian New Kingdom, the Assyrians (thus the Lost Tribes of Israel), the Babylonians (thus the first Exile and the destruction of the first Temple), the Persians (who returned the previously exiled Jews), Alexander the Great, and lastly the Romans, who destroyed the Second Temple and began the Diaspora.
Again though, none of this should really be seen as being particularly relevant to the modern issue any more than Roman territorial claims are to the modern borders of Italy.
True enough, but it helps when even the nonsense argument is false.
Anywhere I can read more about this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_Palestinians
They are saying that if the nation of Israel was not established on pre-occupied land by the OG colonizers (UK & US) for the Jewish folks, we as a planet would not be dealing with all of this messed up stuff.
At least, that's how I interpreted their comment.
Believe whatever you want in the privacy of your own mind, but the land wasn't stolen and the persecution was perpetuated mutually.
Believe whatever you want in the privacy of your own mind, but the land *was stolen. Lay off Fox and Friends for a bit.
Incorrect, the country was sanctioned by the region's protectorate and land was procured legally through the sale of deeds. The first war started with "Palestinians" besieging Jerusalem. Go ahead and do more research than reading social media.