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Too tired to do the research I wanted to, but I think I have a macro timeline of #Israel v. #Palestine down based on that #HistoryChannel video I saw (which seems a bit silly, I know). But I want to get into the nitty gritty of details like:

Was there indeed no violence between the Jews and Muslims prior to the creation of the modern #Israel state by the #UN in 1948?

How did the Jews respond to the new declarations of territory by #Israel?

What percentage of Palestinians actually support #Hamas?

Did the Jews do anything to provoke the Palestinians before the first war started?

What justifications do both countries use for performing atrocities or perceived atrocities against the other side, and how valid are they? And how do these compare to the actions of other nations (such as the #USA nuking #Japan, for example)

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CensorThis 2y ago

An entire population was displaced after WW2, start there.

Roger that 2y ago

It started even before. And if you read the old testament you will see that 4000 years ago the Israeli tribe committed genocíde to the people who were there before, the Caanites.

Caanites were not people from Cartoons, they were real people like me and you.

Don't expect that something going on for more than 4000 years will stop any soon

CensorThis 2y ago

“Stated before.”

Fine, but that’s a dumb argument.

Roger that 2y ago

You will find answers on Al Jazeera and Momdoweiss.

Yes, there were fights there even before 1948. Haganah and Irgun was the terrorist group of Israel, which later became IDF. They also bombed British on the region to make pressure to allow Britain to bring more Jewish. Source:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_David_Hotel_bombing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haganah

In 1946 Irgut bombed a British hotel and killed 94 people. In Israel there's a sign calling them "Hebrew Resistance Movement".

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Also if you read the Old Testament, you will see that Moses (leader of Israel) people killed many of the inhabitants of where they passed (Deuteronomy 20:16). In one night Moses also killed 3000 of his people for adoring a cow. Source: Exodus 32:28

Read the Old Testament as not something from God, but as a diary of the Israeli tribe. When they say."God told Moses to kill someone", read "Israeli political leader decide to kill someone and disguised it as an act from God" (today they might replace "God" by "Democracy"

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Deuteronomy%2020%3A16&version=NIV

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/10/9/whats-the-israel-palestine-conflict-about-a-simple-guide

#palestine #israel

Roger that 2y ago

More about Israel mentality, since thousands or years, all documentes by themselves

People always get in horror state br reading the "God" from the Old Testament. Has it occures to you that this was all done by the Jewish leaders and blaming God? God is just a way of getting out of any accountability by the Leaders of the Israeli tribes

#israel #palestine

https://www.biblehub.com/nlt/exodus/32.htm

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Deuteronomy+20&version=NIV

Roger that 2y ago

If you want to see relaxed interviews to Palestinians and Israelis, with questions send by a over the world, this is a GREAT Channel! It's called the Ask Project

https://m.youtube.com/@CoreyGilShusterAskProject

Roger that 2y ago

Definition or Apartheid by the UN and how it fits the Israeli actions on the region

#israel #palestine

https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=CoFjbnvkmQ0&pp=ygUSQW1uZXN0eSBhcGFydGhlaWQg

Daniel Hess 2y ago

Tragic how This documentary rushes through the founding period of the state of Israel. How Jews bought land. Came to a place they were no longer persecuted and just days after founding the state of Israel, it got attacked by its surrounding neighbors. And it got attacked and it got attacked until today! By the way: Palestinians are not welcome in other Arab brother countries.

Roger that 2y ago

Jew bought land qnd paid to to who? To the Palestinians who owned it beforez or to the Palestinian government, or to to colonial regime (Britain) which was colonizing them?

What would you do if other people took a huge percentage of your country and kicked you out by force?