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Maysoon Zayid
Maysoon Zayid
All those speaking about how religions can get along should get their asses up to the Temple Mount and start insisting that the Jewish people have equal rights to prayer and worship.
One wonders why they don't.
Maysoon Zayid
All those speaking about how religions can get along should get their asses up to the Temple Mount and start insisting that the Jewish people have equal rights to prayer and worship.
One wonders why they don't.
And the Muslims and Christians should flood Synagogues and call it freedom of religion.
Israeli court extends the detention of Palestinian politician Khalida Jarrar
Islamist apartheid and ethnic cleansing.
Islamist apartheid and ethnic cleansing.
Ha, the first sentence was a lie. I didn't bother watching the rest.
Islamist apartheid and ethnic cleansing.
Ha, the first sentence was a lie. I didn't bother watching the rest.
Indeed, you're offended that the apartheid nature of Islamic terrorist enclaves is exposed.
The Palestinians have had legal status since the Treaty of Lausanne.(full article online)
- Palestinian leaders claim that the Palestinians are descended from the Canaanite people who lived in the Land of Canaan before the Israelite tribes settled in it.
- What is the source of the name “Palestine?” It is not Arab; it is derived from the name “Palestina,” by which the Roman Emperor Hadrian chose to call the land after the defeat of the Bar Kokhba Revolt in 135 CE. His aim was to erase “Judea.”
- According to Palestinian historian Muhammad Y. Muslih, during the entire 400 year period of Ottoman rule (1517-1918), before the British set up the 30-year-long Palestine Mandate, “There was no political unit known as Palestine.” In Arabic, the area was known as al-Ard al-Muqadassa(the holy land), or Surya al-Janubiyya (southern Syria), but not Palestine.
- Not a single Palestinian tribe identifies its roots in Canaan; instead, they all see themselves as proud Arabs descended from the most notable Arab tribes of the Hejaz, today’s Iraq, or Yemen. Even the Kanaan family of Nablus locates its origins in Syria. Some Palestinian clans are Kurdish or Egyptian in origin, and in Mount Hebron, there are traditions of Jewish origins.
- This study does not deny the right of the Palestinian clans as a whole to define themselves as a Palestinian people. It would be better, however, if the Palestinian leadership were to choose a positive and constructive narrative and not a baseless one that is intended to negate that of the Jews of Israel.
Who Are the Palestinians?