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@joseroshe1059

18 күн бұрын

Jews weren't expelled entirely by the Romans. Jews still maintained a huge presence and majority until at least the 700s when the Ummmayad empire took control of Israel.

@aryanknowledgeseeker9945

18 күн бұрын

Blackman has won today the intellectul and humanity awad. Knowledge comes when the ego steps aside

@user-hv7rq5zn3x

18 күн бұрын

My best offer to you regarding Zionism, Jews, and the Palestinians. You should start with the Palestinians' treaty regarding the State of Israel. This will shock you!!

It’s hard to notice antisemitism on campus if you are not Jewish because it’s not targeted towards you. As a Jewish student I have so many stories, the situation is very bad.

@carolineebert5602

18 күн бұрын

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@thegratefuldeb2269

18 күн бұрын

@@RS-xj7tn exactly these kids are willfully ignorant Nd bought into the whole Palestinian narrative. seems like zack did to unfortunately.

@samc5676

18 күн бұрын

@@thegratefuldeb2269 exactly! they are so out of their depth and are fueling more antisemitism. They just don’t see that.

@samc5676

18 күн бұрын

@@thegratefuldeb2269you are correct! They keep deleting my comments.

@wombatmats

18 күн бұрын

This is what I find so reprehensible about the so-called progressives. They seem to have support and empathy for every minority except the Jews.

As an Israeli I was deeply disappionted by the ignorance, I axpected more knowlege from jewish people. Modern zionism is a secular movement, all it is is the right for jewish people to have a land in their ancestors land. Almost half of the people of Israel are left wing liberals who wants the 2 state solution, and don't hate Palestinians, all we want from them is to recognize the exsistance of Israel and stop using terror and wars to kick us out, we have no where else to go!!, I am 3rd ganoration in Jerusalem, my grandparents had to leave Iraq because they were persecuted, finally we have a home where we feel safe and not at mercy of others, yet people are trying to ruin the legitamacy of Israel by spreding lies about what zionism is. It is not colonialism, ethnic clensing and all of that, it is our right to continue to live in the land along side the Palestinians who allways refues to accept our long connection to the land too.

@carolineebert5602

18 күн бұрын

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@noahassonadmon1755

18 күн бұрын

Yes. Me too

@brharley0546

18 күн бұрын

According to polls only 26 percent believe in two states, and it will only go down as the two sides become more extreme. You are openly lying. The fact it is a secular movement proves that it didn't originally had to do anything with creating a jewish state but to be a European colony for Ashkenazi jews alienated from their identity. It's not the fault of Jews but mainly of the british that created the conditions for it.

@whydoi4088

18 күн бұрын

Zionism is an umbrella term for all Jewish nationalist ideologies centered around the land of Israel, it is neither secular nor religious it has secular or religious branches.

@RamaelM

18 күн бұрын

While the other half of israelis are genocidal maniacs that want a greater israel and are ok with stealing more land for their colonial project. You are all guilty.

Zionism: The Rebirth of a Nation A continuous Jewish presence in Israel for over 3,000 years. 1. Zion is an age-old name for Jerusalem and the land of Israel. Zionism is the national liberation movement of the Jewish people who sought to restore their freedom and independence in their ancestral homeland. 2. Theodore Herzl founded morden Zionist movement in 1897, but the dream of restoration and return had always been at the core of Judaism and Jewish identity. Roma tried to obliterate the millenna-old Jewish state in the first century. But unlike other nations conquered in ancient times, the Jews survived and never lost their profound attachment to their land of origin. Jews lived in the land of Israel continuously for 3,000 years. Those forced into exile expressed their yearning to return in their daily liturgy and prayers. For 2,000 years, many came back in periodic waves of immigration. By the late 1860s. Jews once again were the mijority in Jerusalem. 3. Zionists adapted this historic dream to modern political ideals and circumstances. They were inspired by national liberation movements and driven by ongoing anti-Jewish persecution and discrimination that occurred even in progressive Europe. The Zionists believed that if tge scatted Jews reunited in their historic homeland, joining the Jews who were already there, they could restore their freedom, be free prejudice and further develop their unique culture. 4. Disagreements arose among Zionists as Jews from different countries and with different ideologies - religious and scular, socialist and conservative - joined toghter. But they united around fundamental principles that combined idealism and practicality. They would seek official support from other national govermments. They wwould return legally, purchase the land and restore it through their own labor. Zionists envisioned living in friendship with non-Jewish residents and believed the entire region would benefit from their restoration of the land. 5. Within 50 years, the Zionist dream became a reality. Britain recognized the thrivibg communities Jews had built and in the 1917 Balfour Declaration, endorsed the "Zionist aspirations". In 1920, the League of Nations reinforced this commitment and carved out the Palestine Mandate from the defeated Ottoman Empire for the Jewish homeland. 6. On May 14, 1948, Israel was reestablushed as a modern state and recognized by the community of nations. It lived up to the Zionist dream. Israel began with a Jewish majority that had purchased and settled the land and accorded full civil, political and cultural rights to all its minorities, including Arabs, Muslims and Christians. Today Jewish and non-Jewish Zionists arpund the world support the State of Israel and hope to see the full Zionist vision realized - a safe and thriving Israel living at peace with it neighbors. 🇮🇱💙

What about us jews descendent from refugees from MENA countries... My grandparents were Iraqi jews... a 2500 year old jewish community that no longer exists... Had to leave with nothing...Some of us didn't have a choice.

@chailocoy

14 күн бұрын

Yeah, because mossad did multiple 💣 in Iraq to make the local Jewish population believe they weren't welcome and flee to Israel. The Iraqi government didn't want them to go.

@richardchurchward4413

14 күн бұрын

You may find that Mossad had a fair bit to do with driving Jews from surrounding Arab countries. Demographic domination has always been the aim of Zionists....the early Zionist knew that, and did all they could to fill the Palestinian lands with Jews ...

12 minutes in, I haven't seen any actual defense of Israel, as the title implies.

No Zevi, the British in the 1930s under the Peel Commission offered the Arabs a country on over the 80% of the land with only a small sliver for the Jews. The Jews accepted the plan and the Arabs said no. The 1947 Partition Plan came later and was presented by the UN and not British "colonialists". The British abstained from that vote and had already been siding with the Arabs since the 1930s. But the Arabs had already rejected the Peel Commission compromise in which they would ha gotten most of the land. The entire history of Jews and Palestinians has been one of Palestinian rejectionism because they do not want the existence of a Jewish state.

@richardchurchward4413

14 күн бұрын

The Peel Commission was still giving away land which was predominantly inhabited by Arabs. Is it so strange that a people living their life should surrender 20 percent of their land to people who lived on other continents?? There is a self-serving delusion here that a people would hand over 20 percent of their land mass to people from a separate continent. Why do you present this bizarre third party theft of land as an attractive proposition for the people living and farming these lands? Only to serve your own entitled view.....

Are you all open to a discussion on the definition of Zionism? I get that there’s a personal experience/relationship to Zionism, but I think you missed the mark on how Zionism is represented. Love what you all do and have learned so much from you. Would love the opportunity to discuss this further with you both, achim.

Thank you Zevi! Always love your work but I cannot express how much I respect this conversation and how needed projects like this are.

What a deep and thought provoking conversation! Thank you.

Zev, I am glad you are having these conversations.

I'm glad and thankful to listening honest and humanitarian conversations between people. I'm filling more hopeful. Thank you.

You need to stop drawing equivalence between Israel protesters trying to get their brothers back and Palestine protesters encouraging intifada. It's very disingenuous and you need to tell these guys straight

@Genarii

18 күн бұрын

He might not know any better.

@halimj7

18 күн бұрын

You need to fight against your biases. What is infitada and how has it been employed? Infitada means to rebel or resist and it has not always been violent. Do you deny a people’s right to rebel against their oppressor?

@dogbert52

18 күн бұрын

​@@halimj7"ji ha d might also be trying to go on a diet, struggle against obesity" .... The intifada was hyper violent. Lets not play the taqqyia game.

@khazzykhaz

18 күн бұрын

@@halimj7 so far I haven't seen a non violent intifada out of the Palestinians, so excuse me if I'm skeptical of your claim. You should examine your biases that infidels are stupid idiots who you can play word games with.

@wombatmats

18 күн бұрын

​@@halimj7Make sure you're working to fight against your biases as well. Make sure you try seeing things from the opposite side's perspective and not be a hypocrite.

What a heartwarming conversation. Thank you

Fantastic conversation, the humanity and empathy on display is heartening!

I'm really happy to see this conversation. Humanity first no matter the religion, ethnicity or color. Nuance is important.

What a nice conversation. Thank you to everyone involved!

This was beautiful and helpful. I feel more hopeful and capable of engaging honestly and compassionately having watched this. Thank you, more of this! 👁️🙏❤️

How beautiful wasn' t this ❣️ Truly enjoyed all of you. Thank you.

Beautiful conversation.

This is so important. Thank you guys 🙏💕 I agree somewhat that the opinions were a little vague and underformed, but so are most peoples! And that shouldnt exclude them from peaceful discussion.. That said, I would *adore* seeing a discussion with this level of humanity, but on more specific issues and disagreements (perhaps between a Palestinian and Israeli scholar/historian?)

Good on all of you. Keeping it calm, cool, real and man to man.

Sooo beautiful and respectful, intelligent exchange of ideas... Let's hope Israelis and Palestinians can sit together, just like you guys, and try to understand each other. Shalom from Israel❤.

@user-rp4ot3gr5r

18 күн бұрын

Which one is the Palestinian? I think he is missing there to get his opinion, so the group in incomplete.

@doremi131

15 күн бұрын

​@@user-rp4ot3gr5rthe Palestinians who don't even know who was the 1st Prime Minister of the Palestinian state 75yrs ago. Because there never was a Palestinian state. It is all the Muslims using their Taqiyya on the ignorant.

Excellent! This conversation definitely deserved it's own episode. Thank you ❤🙏

Beautiful conversation between beautiful people. Thank you Zevi for putting this into the world!

@SeekersofUnity

10 күн бұрын

Thank you brother. It’s an honor.

Promotion of civility, common humanity, and understanding is very heartwarming. A very mature approach to public discourse. Thank you for being a light of hope Mr Zevi 🪔

Great convo, thanks for bringing these people together

his from Haiti,and Israel was from the first that came and helped when they had there tragedy. I read all the time about people from Haiti supporting Israel because they remember what Israel did for them. and we from Israel will not forget your gratitude. Love to Haiti from Israel

what an important conversation 16 mins in and Im a new fan! wow beautiful and important

Facts about Israel that the haters of Israel don’t like: 👇 *1.* Israel became a state in 1312 B.C.E., two millennia before Islam. *2.* Arab refugees from Israel began calling themselves “Palestinians” in 1964, almost two decades after (modern) Israeli statehood in 1948. *3.* After conquering the land in 1272 B.C.E., Jews ruled it for a thousand years and maintained a continuous presence there for 3,300 years. *4.* The only Arab rule following conquest in 633 B.C.E. lasted just 22 years. *5.* For over 3,300 years, Jerusalem was the Jewish capital. It was never the capital of any Arab or Muslim entity. Even under Jordanian rule, (East) Jerusalem was not made the capital, and no Arab leader came to visit it. *6.* Jerusalem is mentioned over 700 times in the bible, but not once is it mentioned in the Qur’an. *7.* King David founded Jerusalem; Mohammed never set foot in it. *8.* Jews pray facing Jerusalem; Muslims face Mecca. If they are between the two cities, Muslims pray facing Mecca, with their backs to Jerusalem. *9.* In 1948, Arab leaders urged their people to leave, promising to cleanse the land of Jewish presence. 68% of them fled without ever setting eyes on an Israeli soldier. *10.* Virtually the entire Jewish population of Muslim countries had to flee as the result of violence and pogroms. *11.* Some 630,000 Arabs left Israel in 1948, while close to a million Jews were forced to leave the Muslim countries. *12.* In spite of the vast territories at their disposal, Arab refugees were deliberately prevented from assimilating into their host countries. Of 100 million refugees following World War 2, they are the only group tohave never integrated with their co-religionists. Most of the Jewish refugees from Europe and Arab lands were settled in Israel,a country no larger than New Jersey, USA. *13.* There are 58 Muslim countries, not counting Palestine. There is only one Jewish state. *14.* Fatah and Hamas constitutions still call for the destruction of Israel. Israel ceded most of the west bank and all of Gaza to the Palestinian authority, and even provided it with arms. *15.* During the Jordanian occupation, Jewish holy sites were vandalized and were off limits to Jews. Under Israeli rule, all Muslim and Christian holy sites are accessible to all faiths. *16.* Out of 175 United Nations Security Council resolutions up to 1990, 97 were against Israel; out of 690 general assembly resolutions, 429 were against Israel. *17.* The U.N. was silent when the Jordanians destroyed 58 synagogues in the old city of Jerusalem. It remained silent while Jordan systematically desecrated the ancient Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives, and it remained silent when Jordan enforced apartheid laws preventing Jews from accessing the temple mount and western wall. *18.* Arabs started all five wars against Israel, and lost every one of them.

@0canadiens81

13 күн бұрын

That was a lot of word salad. Well done.

@greenarmy1982

12 күн бұрын

Lmao. To much writing. 😂😂😂

Love & respect to you all ❤

no mention of October 7th. jesus.

@RamaelM

18 күн бұрын

You are a clown

Although I disagree with both sides, I really appreciate the dialog and the hearing the other side

Enjoyed this topic. Please do more

This guy is nuts. The vast majority of Americans Dont hate anyone. We Dont want anyone here illegally but that not about hate, beyondthe fact that your ancestors chose to stay in the us after some Africans sold your ancestors Doesnt say anything about Israel.

@downsideup1003

14 күн бұрын

It does, all discrimination is connected and the suffering of everyone around the world is connected

@SnowsStorm1

13 күн бұрын

@@downsideup1003 what does racial issues that have gotten nothing but better since th civil war have to with the situation in Israel. Jews aren't white. Palestinians aren't black. And jews arete indigenous population.

Conversations like these, and others always seem to forget the fact that Palestinians have been offered their own state multiple times. Israel agreed to each and it was 'brokered' through other countries as well. The Palestinians turned down the offers each and every time. Also, 1948-67, there was a three state solution (Jordan/Egypt/Israel) until Israel had to defend in 1967. Then gaza / WB were ceded to Israel. You *need* to understand the history. The Palestinian 'statehood' movement began in 1964, by an egyptian, 16 years after Israel was re-constituted.

@carlosm.3426

16 күн бұрын

There was literally zero offers 😂 you wouldn't be able to bring up the documents of those offers because it never existed. And Palestinians have no reason to share land with invaders, that's insane. That's their indigenous land where they have been living there for thousands of years, way before the biblical times. They are the descendants of Canaanites and Israelites that never left while you are the descendant of the Edomites and Judeans that God cursed.

@ngreenwald89

15 күн бұрын

And their initial 1964 statehood document explicitly ceded Gaza to their Arab Egyptian brothers, and the West Bank to their Jordanian Arab brothers. The PLO was only focused on conquering and destroying Israel, after which its independence was not so important, as long as all the land was in the hands of Arabs.

@Nomad1992

5 күн бұрын

​@@carlosm.3426 My Zionism level went up after that comment

I like the discussion and listening

What's the meaning of separating church and state?

I'm watching this conversation right now, and what a good and respectful dialog they are having, hopefully they do more conversations on various topics in the future. One question that comes to mind that I would be interested to know is what they know about Muslims and Islam. one simple task that the world needs to do is learn about their neighbors and then we will be closer to having love and respect for all and hatred for none. That is truly the essence of life. :)

Interesting. You men are so young and hopeful. I'm 53 and stone cynical. I hear quite a lot of fameworking here, yet your core goal is sound. I'm encouraged by the conversation. And if I, as a representative of the monolith of establishment set thinking, can be moved by a little unity, perhaps a lot of Unity could move a lot more of the Establishment towards where it should be. YOU blokes need to form an ecumenical forum so more Union can be realised. Step forward with care. Teach, don't preach. Your world now.

This has such a 1960s folk music vibe. Almost.

Gd gave land to each nation, the land of the Jewish nation is Israel, just like India is for Indians. The British conquered India and gave it back to the Indians. The Muslims conquered Israel, lost it in a war they started with the Jews and refuse to give up what never was theirs to be taken. The conflict will end when the Palestinians accept their losses and start building a life worth living for their children.

PEACE ON, GUYS !!

SPOILERS :: they hug at the end 🙏🏼

@mirembewinfred5353

18 күн бұрын

True😂😂

Beautiful that these conversations can happen, and moreso ur want to reach all people, hatzlacha can't wait to see how much this grows!

It was nice that this episode ended with labels, and Zach was in Mislaibeled.

Zach is back

This is 🔥🔥🔥

Politicians feed on conflict. People feed on politicians. The media feed both. The problem is misinformation. The real problem, though, is human idiocy. Put simply, human idiocy is nationalism. With nationalism comes borders, physical and perceptual, and these two lead to prejudice and discrimination, which in turn feed politicians who feed the media which feeds people who start to think that they are right, and start to hate.

Why don't universities in the West teach their students about Arab-Islamic Colonialism? * Bloody conquests and wars were waged * Hostages were taken as slaves * Sharia law was imposed on non-Muslims * Arabic was enforced Most Muslim schools teach all this with pride. (Luai Ahmed)

@richardchurchward4413

14 күн бұрын

That was when? During the dark ages of extermination and conquest? This is your elementary school reasoning for indulging in extermination and conquest in the 21st century? My heart bleeds for the Arabs who were so unfortunate to exist on the land gifted to the Zionists.

@thelord2131

13 күн бұрын

bc they gonna say islamaphobia

@hassanjaber9455

13 күн бұрын

What kind of BS talk is this? Have you been to universities or schools that are Arabic or Islamic? Of course not, due to the false remarks you say! I have never ever been taught about sharia law, never been taught that Jews are bad! Man educate yourself, Muslim and Arabic schools never teach this! Have you looked at the Quran before? Of course not, the Quran never ever mentioned killing Jews or hating Jews or anything about violence for Jews! The Quran even allows Muslims marriage to Christians and Jews because they are people of the book Muslim Christian and Jewish. Dude educate yourself!

Too painful watching Zack. He's fed with lies and absolute ignorant regarding our Jewish history. He's NOT representing us.

@richardchurchward4413

13 күн бұрын

You are right. More is the pity. His mind is free from the indoctrination of the Zionist..

Note sure I understand when you say Jewish and Palestinians could live together isn't proper Israel 20% population of Palestinians with equal rights? so they actually live together in a democratic country right?.

Compassion 100% Done your homework 0% Keep your curiosity about your own nation up, and take it more seriously please.

@thegratefuldeb2269

18 күн бұрын

@@user-bv7tr6kz1x well said

These sessions are incredibly important. The best way to deal with ignorance is through dialogue. Ps. People who support Palestine completely ignore what's happening in Xinjiang.

Excellent. And thank you.

The first guy doesn't know what Zionism is. Zion is another word for Jerusalem/Israel, When the Roman empire conquered Israel, and expelled most of the Jews from there homeland, the longing for home was expressed by going back to Zion. Zionism means that Jews have a right to live in Israel it's there homeland, and there's archeology to prove it. It doesn't mean that Jews won't let others live in Israel. It never meant that. And Zionism was before the British empire.

@User9681e

18 күн бұрын

Even the Quran has a copy pasted verses that God gave the land to the Israelites Btw Arabs have technically no religious claim to the land Al auqsa in Jerusalem was built after Mohammed died and that's one of the reasons Jerusalem isn't mentioned a single time in the Quran Btw someone who actually followes Islamic scholars and their scripture would understand that even the definition of Al aqusa (silver dome ) is actually in suadia Arabia

@manuchao3793

18 күн бұрын

Did you watch the whole video??

Ypu guys give me hope that in future there will be a country where Palestinians jews Christians druze all will live together in peace

@davidk2471

18 күн бұрын

Um You don't need to hope. For the most part they all live together in peace in Israel.

@samc5676

18 күн бұрын

Jews, Muslims, Christian’s and Druze: live in peace in Israel. Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us.

@youtube-user73424

17 күн бұрын

​@@davidk2471💯

@Crysalis-bd9so

15 күн бұрын

it already exists, in israel. it certainly doesn't exist in "Palestine"

@richardchurchward4413

14 күн бұрын

Hmmmm..you forgot a significant part of Palestine's population there....

As to the person on the left saying the USA shouldn't exist, what should it be replaced with? a Native American state? in a land where they are the minority?

I hope you’re well zevi

That guy said he doesn't believe the US or Israel should exist, fine. Did he ever protest against the existence of the US? I doubt it. He has some anti semitic leanings whether he would like to admit it or not.

@saskiascott8181

13 күн бұрын

Also, what does he mean by "not exist"? Is he just saying that the political entity/rulership should change? Because to me it sounds at first like he's saying everyone apart from indigenous people should leave, but that would be a crazy position to take.

@joseroshe1059

13 күн бұрын

@@saskiascott8181 I think he's just parroting talking points.

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Liked before watching for the Zevmeister

1:58 stop saying colonization movement! The only colonization in history are western empires! Jews did have any support from no country when the very few of them started moving to Palestine in 1888!

@carlosm.3426

16 күн бұрын

It is a colonize movement and even your founding Zionist fathers called it that way, the colonization of Palestine 😂

@SpiderMan-od3kr

4 күн бұрын

..And Muslim Empires that colonized people on three continents, and the Japanese in the formation of the totality of the country, and hey how did China get so big, etc..?

woah brave yo postin

This is very interesting, when you say people use god and the bible to do unjust things, seems like you acknowledge the bible is not a good source for justice, may be there is something to re-think about religion and god existence?. On the other hand seems like you think Jewish colonized the land and expulsed all the Palestinians. A big number of Arabs moved to the region as also Jewish were moving to live there(buying land not expulsing people), Jewish de-colonized the land from the British, when the war started, Arab countries asked the Palestinians to move away(some were expulsed by Jewish also as many Jewish were expulsed from Arab majority areas)to kill and expulse all the Jewish from the land(I am not sure you learned or agree about this facts).

No words for how much I love this. THIS is what we need. Humans talking to other humans. Levinas - face to face - kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXuiqaRto8Suc84.html

Children.

12:43 the biblical story is allegory, and that’s really important to know. israelites in the bible conquered canaanites. the truth is, the archaeological record shows that israelites were a subgroup of canaanites who were already living in the region. they had an internal uprising because they felt that things like human sacrifice and animal sacrifice and idolatry etc etc were not what their god wanted of them. the land was not overtaken and canaanites were not destroyed in the way the bible outlines. israelites decided to be better people, with a deeper respect for life, and a deeper respect for morality and goodness. were they perfect? no. but the story in the bible can’t be used against the jewish population in terms of “look what they did in the past” - because they didn’t do that in the past. they picked up and moved to the highlands and started a new life and called themselves israelites, those who “wrestled with god”. this is archaeologically evidenced, and also even hinted at in the bible where jacob “suddenly becomes” israel. that’s exactly what happened in real life, canaanites became israelites.

@ryderwilson7955

18 күн бұрын

Perfectly said. Jews ARE Canaanites. Even modern DNA testing proves that.

@weisshalivniwine

18 күн бұрын

BS

@afcomics7184

17 күн бұрын

​@@weisshalivniwineHow is that BS? I'm interested to know because if you study Paleo-Hebrew it's attested that language evolved from Canaanite script. Given the story of the Bible, it's plausible that it was constructed to explain a natural separation, and establishment of an Israelite state. Like how the Ausarian Myth details the constant struggle between Lower and Upper Egypt and the country's eventual union.

@carlosm.3426

16 күн бұрын

You are aware that genetically Palestinians are the ones who are the most similar to ancient Israelites and Canaanites and not the so called modern Jews that are not in Israel? Canaanites/Israelites all became modern day Palestinians, they have been the ones living there even before the biblical times. Some just ended up converting to Christianity through Jesus Christ and then with the rise of Islam, most became Muslim. Their DNA proves they are indigenous.

@carlosm.3426

16 күн бұрын

​@@afcomics7184yes but modern day Hebrew has nothing to do with the Hebrew of that time. Modern day Hebrew is a recent invention by European Jws mixing Yiddish and Arabic. Modern Jws do not speak whatsoever Hebrew despite what they like to claim. Everything about them is completely fake and made up, heck, the star of David was never a Jwish symbol, the European Jws adopted that star which Muslims for example once used it as their symbol. The current Jwish identity is just a recent invention but the Bible already warned us about the fake Jws claiming to be Jw but are the synagogue of Satan.

There's definitely a real threat on campuses and to minimize the Jewish campus experience to just an algorithm is ignorant and perpetuating the organizations that have created this environment on campus. I'm not a jewish student on campus and this was so frustrating to me I can only imagine what jewish students might feel watching this. Taking one person's perspective and using that as gospel is not the way.

@SpiderMan-od3kr

4 күн бұрын

I think they alluded to this when they started talking about the experience of the Israeli girl.

Thank you guys for another great video. I've really enjoyed how you engage with people in such an open manner. A lot of people are quite angry these days, as I am sure you know, with the actions of the state of Israel, and the impunity that it enjoys because of the diplomatic cover that the US gives it. They're angry that the media narrative is lopsided in favor of Israel and that any debate is shut down. They are angry that any criticism of Israel immediately leads to the "antisemitic" accusation. They're angry about Israel and AIPAC's meddling in US politics. So I truly commend you for engaging with people... I just wish the media would have such open discussions, that there would be more intellectual honesty about antisemitism vs criticism of a foreign nation. Particularly if you are American and your tax dollars are funding that nation.

about the israelites going into to israel and fighting people they didnt do it until the people sinned "[...] the fourth generation your descendants will come back here, for the sin of the Amorites has not yet reached its full measure." the same goes for 48

You are able to sit there and have this conversation because you are in America with freedom of speech. Why do some of you have absolutely no gratitude but hate this county that gave you such privilege? I truly do not understand.

The separation of church and state conversation was really uninformed

antagonism is simply squashed by truly getting to your neighbor of different, faiths, cultures, backgrounds and accepting them. :) we are all one equal human race under the Almighty creator of the universe.

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More importantly Sudan only has 4 Persent of the Aid that's needed 4 PERSENT MILLIONS Of people face Starvation

I liked the last video you did like this, but this one seems like you are explaining Zionism in a weak way to get people to like you. And let's not talk at all about Islamic colonization...

@Modus07

18 күн бұрын

Colonialism and Imperialism are completely different enterprises. Recall that it was in the Islamic Imperium that Jews took refuge in (from Andalusia to Constantinople), flourished, composed works of great genius, etc.

@ozzy7912

17 күн бұрын

​@@Modus07true. Imperialism is a helluva lot worse

@Modus07

17 күн бұрын

@@ozzy7912 Not all empires are created equal… and I am no apologist for imperialism… the center obviously flourishes, even at the cost of the periphery… but the racist, genocidal legacy of colonialism, especially its European variety, is far, far worse. Compare Umayyad Andalusia to British India, or Ottoman Syria to French Algeria. It’s not even close.

Great and important format :) Justin and Coby's statements are great, and I would agree 100% with most of their expressed worldviews. The only thing where I might differ is in the opinion that human life had no worth for most of our lives , and this only emerges nowadays (19:33) . I feel like it's some illusion that we have in Western countries, but many cultures of the past valued life (Romans and Huns, etc. maybe not, but most religious views don't give a free pass for killing if one follows it truthfully and our modern society is closest to the Roman one regarding lifestyle and ethics, if anything). Modern warfare with bombs seems to me to be more likely to cause huge loss of life without us even noticing it, as it is more distant. But other than that I m fully on board with what was said in this video, I hope more of this format comes. Until now, I have appreciated all your honest takes! Keep it up!

We're not in the safest time's of human Civilisation ,, we're at the most dangerous time ,, never before have we had such Technically advanced Weaponry,, And there been so much Tension Globally

Yo Israeli here, here are my two cents: the term zionsim is confusing everybody in debates, both pros and antis. Just say/ask how do you think the conflict should be resolved. explain your views and solutions without the term zionsim. That's how conversations with the other side would go a lot smoother.

@SpiderMan-od3kr

4 күн бұрын

Anti-Zionism is about hating Jews. The Anti-Zionist movement has nothing to do with Palestinians or resolving anything.

@Nomad1992

4 күн бұрын

@@SpiderMan-od3krI want to argue that it’s not always the case, but I keep giving the benefit of the doubt only to be proven wrong, I get what you mean. Just today some of those “kind cool leftists” called me a guest on this land. It doesn’t end with this people.

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You're not educated about the Israel topic

Israel is not just a homeland, but a holy land for the Jews. It is their biblical homeland. The Arabs would never allow any other people to inhabit, let alone rule the area that Mecca is in.

@5StarHeneral

18 күн бұрын

It's also a holy land for Muslims

@luvlivefoods

18 күн бұрын

@@5StarHeneral Jews and Christians pre-date the Muslim holy land claim.

@carlosm.3426

16 күн бұрын

Israel is not the homeland of Jews lol the biblical Israel has nothing to do with the state of Israel of today 😂 in fact Jew in the biblical times meant those from Judea, there was a big difference between Israelites and Judeans. Seems like you need to learn your own history. The Children of God are now Christians because we accepted his Son as our savior.

@Rochester92G

15 күн бұрын

Well put.

@JesusisGOD-dq2si

13 күн бұрын

@@carlosm.3426 Those that curse Israel shall be cursed, and those that bless Israel shall be blessed. True born again Christians who know their bible will know that the God of Israel calls for Gentile believers to pray for him to fulfil his promises to his Covenant people the remnant of Israel (Romans 11, Jeremiah 31:7, Isiah 40:1). Now is the time that God is going to arise and show mercy upon Zion for the set time is come (Psalm 102:13). If you believe that God will break his covenant that he made with Abraham! to give him and his descendants through Isaac and Jacob the land of Israel as a possession forever then you do not understand the faithfulness of God. Israel is God's firstborn son. Jesus Christ is Jewish and he will reign over the house of Jacob from Jerusalem forever. Jesus says to the woman at the well in Samaria that 'salvation is of the Jews.' What this means is that without the Jewish people there would be no patriarchs, no prophets, no bible and no Saviour. Through the unbelief of the Jews, mercy was shown to the Gentile nations and God requires Gentile believers to now show mercy on his chosen heritage Israel.

I appreciate the effort in the discussion but you were sugar coating way too much. Tell these guys why they are idiots for protesting with the hamas sympathizers

@User9681e

18 күн бұрын

Leftis usually cut people into groups and try to make each struggle the same and the jihadsts have been using that exploit to infiltrate causes it's sad all guys in this videos are good people but each is trying to generalize everything without digging deeper to understand the conflict but eventually if they keep the curiosity they would understand better that main goal of the Jews is life

@10666W

15 күн бұрын

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To the black guy: If you don’t consider America home even your mom is American then you should find a better country you can call home. And also stop using so many words that you don’t even know what they mean and use them in the most incorrect way. Also Haitians are not persecuted anywhere in the world so it’s in no way the same.

@davlmt

15 күн бұрын

Yeah that dude was a caricature of a "woke studies" student trying to fit as many big woke words that he heard and read as he can trying to sound like an intellectual.

@downsideup1003

14 күн бұрын

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@mark2tech

14 күн бұрын

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I dont know ,im confused..i like the idea of a strong jewish after all the bad things...but I dont think is right to literally subjagate millions of people and ecc..buh

@MrKnowItAll2024

15 күн бұрын

Facts about Israel that the haters of Israel don’t like: 👇 *1.* Israel became a state in 1312 B.C.E., two millennia before Islam. *2.* Arab refugees from Israel began calling themselves “Palestinians” in 1964, almost two decades after (modern) Israeli statehood in 1948. *3.* After conquering the land in 1272 B.C.E., Jews ruled it for a thousand years and maintained a continuous presence there for 3,300 years. *4.* The only Arab rule following conquest in 633 B.C.E. lasted just 22 years. *5.* For over 3,300 years, Jerusalem was the Jewish capital. It was never the capital of any Arab or Muslim entity. Even under Jordanian rule, (East) Jerusalem was not made the capital, and no Arab leader came to visit it. *6.* Jerusalem is mentioned over 700 times in the bible, but not once is it mentioned in the Qur’an. *7.* King David founded Jerusalem; Mohammed never set foot in it. *8.* Jews pray facing Jerusalem; Muslims face Mecca. If they are between the two cities, Muslims pray facing Mecca, with their backs to Jerusalem. *9.* In 1948, Arab leaders urged their people to leave, promising to cleanse the land of Jewish presence. 68% of them fled without ever setting eyes on an Israeli soldier. *10.* Virtually the entire Jewish population of Muslim countries had to flee as the result of violence and pogroms. *11.* Some 630,000 Arabs left Israel in 1948, while close to a million Jews were forced to leave the Muslim countries. *12.* In spite of the vast territories at their disposal, Arab refugees were deliberately prevented from assimilating into their host countries. Of 100 million refugees following World War 2, they are the only group tohave never integrated with their co-religionists. Most of the Jewish refugees from Europe and Arab lands were settled in Israel,a country no larger than New Jersey, USA. *13.* There are 58 Muslim countries, not counting Palestine. There is only one Jewish state. *14.* Fatah and Hamas constitutions still call for the destruction of Israel. Israel ceded most of the west bank and all of Gaza to the Palestinian authority, and even provided it with arms. *15.* During the Jordanian occupation, Jewish holy sites were vandalized and were off limits to Jews. Under Israeli rule, all Muslim and Christian holy sites are accessible to all faiths. *16.* Out of 175 United Nations Security Council resolutions up to 1990, 97 were against Israel; out of 690 general assembly resolutions, 429 were against Israel. *17.* The U.N. was silent when the Jordanians destroyed 58 synagogues in the old city of Jerusalem. It remained silent while Jordan systematically desecrated the ancient Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives, and it remained silent when Jordan enforced apartheid laws preventing Jews from accessing the temple mount and western wall. *18.* Arabs started all five wars against Israel, and lost every one of them.

@MelodyKiersz

15 күн бұрын

There was no subjugation. 2 million Arabs live in Israel with equal rights. The ones who are not within Israel proper, the ones who call themselves Palestinians, could have had a state in 1948 but refused because their aim wasn’t to have an Arab state, it was to have no Jewish state. Anything else Israel has done, the stuff people call ‘subjugation’ (such as the blockade, checkpoints, etc) has been a response to their aggression in order to protect Israeli citizens (all of them, not just the Jewish ones).

Group answering a indiv. Question.……

I don't agree with all your views on Israel amd zionism

@SeekersofUnity I was introduced to the distinction of political zionism, vs spiritual zionism when the local Yeshiva ostracized and vandalized a Hasidic Rabbi who condemned political zionism as an affront to spiritual zionism- at first they painted swastikas on his house, till he showed the police his doorbell camera showing who really put that there. Then the vandalists stopped hiding, and scratched "traitor" into his car doors, and made death threats against his grandkids, like a bunch of fascists. Right now in Israel, jewish Israeli protesters against the fascist government, military, and against the war crimes are facing far worse treatment. Mean while, the rightwingers claim that protesting Israel's current fascism and war crimes is antisemitism to silence descent. Thank you for your integrity and courage in confronting this narrative, and unfolding these issues for everyone to examine for themselves.

@marshal11ify

19 күн бұрын

Yes, they infiltrated all aspects, that's why the people have to be sufficiently compassionate and intelligent. If it teaches hate, the victory is futile. The sacrifices are futile. But a holy generation will birth a holy identity. Regardless of outward appearances. ❤

@whydoi4088

18 күн бұрын

The distinction between political zionism and spiritual/cultural zionism is irrelevant today. The goal of spiritual zionism was to rejuvenate Jewish nationhood by building a hub for secular Jewish culture in the land of Israel. The goal of political zionism was to create a Jewish nation-state. You'll notice that both these goals not only are compatible but actually require one another. You'll also notice that both goals have been achieved, which is why the terms are irrelevant today. The Israeli government doesn't have any fascist characteristics other than being generally right wing. Lastly the protests are not against the Israeli military or the offensive into Gaza other than arab Israelis and the extreme left all of the Israeli public is united in it's backing of the IDF and it's war on hamas. The protestors believe that holding an election would lead to the war being carried out more efficiently

@MrKreinen

18 күн бұрын

​@@whydoi4088 Maybe I misspoke by using the term spiritual zion-ism. I was referring to the ideas of Zion being a spiritual ideal of reunion between humanity and god; not any version of nationalism, or worldly, political zionism. ​ whydoi4088: "all of the Israeli public is united in it's backing of the IDF" except I know first hand with my own eyes and thru people I know (jews) some of whom have had to escape Israel because of their stance against the IDF, the war crimes, the drafts, the war, and the right-wing government, and threats of, and actual acts of violence and arrests made on their group. The protests they were associated with were explicitly anti-war. You are painting with too broad a brush w unilateral generalizations that imagines the Israelis are a monolith, when of course they are not, no group that is so large is. Currently the Israeli government has many fascistic traits (including the lack of democratic elections- as you acknowledged they've lacked, demanding military service, the aim of genocide, the ethnic cleansing being preformed by the IDF, and the suppression of political descent).

@whydoi4088

18 күн бұрын

@@MrKreinen Zion is just a different name for the city of Jerusalem, so I don't see what your understanding of spiritual zionism has to do with actual concerns of Jewish identity or its relation to Israel I assumed you were referring to the organized anti-government protests (the ones associated with Kaplan Street) since the number of actual anti-war protests is so small that it's completely irrelevant to internal Israeli politics. There's no laws against criticizing the IDF or government however Jewish Israelis aren't afraid to voice their outrage over people who speak negatively of soldiers (rightfully so, the only reason those people are alive right now is the soldiers laying down their life to defend them). There are laws against incitement to violence, though it is rarely enforced against leftwing Jews. The last Israeli election was in 2022, and Israel has a 4 year term. The current government did not postpone the election. Protestors are calling to dissolve the government and hold a new election because lack of confidence, not abuse of the democratic system. Mandatory service is fairly normal and is not indicative of fascist ideology. Some of the countries that have mandatory military service include South Korea, Finland, and Sweden, which I doubt you'll argue have a fascist government. You'd think that if the Israeli government had the aim of genocide they'd start working towards achieving that aim, but it's been 9 months, yet they've not acted on their desire. I guess we'll need to wait. Maybe they're waiting until the post Oct 7th sympathies completely vanish, so they can cause maximal outrage? Strange to say the IDF is performing ethnic cleansing despite the fact that said ethnicity can not leave Gaza. Unless you mean it's only ethnically cleansing the west bank, in which case I want to see what different policies were adopted by this government to start this ethnic cleansing. Lastly, while unauthorized protests, were disbanded with of what I agree is an unnecessary and exaggerated use of force. Protests for all kinds of causes were still authorized, which is uncharacteristic for a fascist regime

@MrKreinen

17 күн бұрын

whydoi4088:" I don't see what your understanding of spiritual zionism has to do with actual concerns of Jewish..." Seriously? You are that ignorant of well established Jewish spiritualism while talking out your ars so confidently? whydoi4088:"Zion is just a different name for the city of Jerusalem" Zion is seen as the ultimate destination in Jewish eschatology. The belief in the eventual coming of the Messiah and the divine redemption is centered on the spiritual renewal of Zion. This messianic hope is less about physical restoration and more about a profound spiritual transformation, where Zion symbolizes the world to come and the fulfillment of divine promises. Zion is deeply associated with the Shechinah, the divine presence. Jewish spirituality sees Zion as a metaphor for the place where God’s presence dwells most intimately with humanity. In Kabbalistic thought, Zion is seen as a symbol of the higher spiritual realms and the divine emanations. The mystics envision Zion as the spiritual epicenter where the physical and the metaphysical intersect. The writings of the Ari (Rabbi Isaac Luria) and other Kabbalists elaborate on Zion as the place of ultimate spiritual rectification and union with the divine. It is a focal point for mystical meditation and yearning for spiritual elevation. Through the entire history of the 20th century (and on into the 21st), a sizable number of Jews have seen "political" or "worldly" so-called "zion" as an affront to the spiritual goal or ideal of zion, and to those awaiting the coming of the jewish messiah with a spiritual view of what that means, man-made political or nationalist zion is a blasphemy. All the way up through the 70s there was a sizable faction of religious jews primarily in the US that rejected the political state of Israel, and its government, while the rightwing coalition of jews in Israel were primarily secular jews. And, together with jewish anti-fascist leftists, the anti-state leftist Jews, and the anti-state religious Jews were large enough to counter the rightwing coalition in Israel. This has unfortunately changed. Through the 90s the anti-state religious faction was promised exception from military service (tho since then it was revoked in 2014 kzread.info/dash/bejne/n5loqNOdotC8ctY.html ), and near autonomy in governing their own communities in Israel, bribing them into joining the rightwing coalition, and leaving leftist anti-state jews on their own. On their own, the anti-state leftist are not sizable enough to be much more than a minority youth movement of hippies. In fact, that was one of the reasons the rightwing coalition was trying to block the influx of mostly semi-secular Russian and Ukrainian jews, who were unlikely to support the rightwing coalition in power, but were coming in numbers that would make a difference in the political demographics. Fortunately, they were not able to block the majority of Russian Jews from gaining citizenship, though unfortunately, they have not made as much of a difference as the right once feared, and the left once hoped. whydoi4088:"...since the number of actual anti-war protests is so small that it's completely irrelevant to internal Israeli politics..." & "...There's no laws against criticizing the IDF" When the IDF (& rightwing communities) assaults reporters and anti-war protesters, that tends to be seen as the truth; weather that's because the protesters dont want to suffer the punishments of a society that quietly condones the attacks on anti-war protesters which they officially deny, or because the reporters dont want to suffer that punishment (more than a few reporters have said the IDF tried to kill them/get them killed). kzread.info/dash/bejne/h4R1sMZmiri1eMo.html whydoi4088:"The last Israeli election was in 2022, and Israel has a 4 year term. The current government did not postpone the election." And how long has Benjamin Netanyahu remained in political power? You sound like propaganda about russian "democracy" and Putin. Critics argue that weakening the judiciary could lead to an erosion of checks and balances, concentrating power in the executive branch.There have been legislative initiatives perceived as discriminatory against Israel's Arab minority and other marginalized groups. These initiatives are seen as undermining democratic principles and equality before the law. Concerns have been raised about attempts to control or influence the media and civil society organizations. Restrictions on NGOs and freedom of expression are seen as steps towards authoritarianism. The political rhetoric used by some leaders has been accused of inciting hatred and division, particularly against Arabs, left-wing activists, and other perceived opponents. Such rhetoric is often compared to that used by authoritarian regimes to consolidate power and marginalize dissent. Aggressive military and security policies, including crackdowns on protests and increased use of force, are viewed by some as signs of an authoritarian approach to governance. Overall, there is a perception of democratic backsliding, where democratic norms and institutions are gradually eroded in favor of more centralized and authoritarian control. But I will admit, exactly what counts as Fascistic (aka like-fascism) really depends on the political leanings of the individual. Rightwingers tend to not only tollerate fascistic erosions of democratic societies, but often harbor out-right fascists in their ranks (for example, in the US all neo-naz support the rightwing). But I suspect Israel is doing what the US has done for decades if not longer---- creating two ritewing parties, one more left than the other on select topics, with the two engaging in a red-herring pseudo-conflict w eachother, so that actual left/progs are painted as minority extremists, and completely left out of the political process. No leftwing progressive in the first world endorses war, theocracy, or ethno-nationalism (and certainly not mandatory military service). whydoi4088:"Mandatory service is fairly normal and is not indicative of fascist ideology." "Israelis aren't afraid to voice their outrage over people who speak negatively of soldiers (rightfully so, the only reason those people are alive right now is the soldiers laying down their life to defend them)." So it seems obvious where you fall on the world political spectrum; no wonder you don't recognize fascistic trends. whydoi4088:"You'd think that if the Israeli government had the aim of genocide they'd start working towards achieving that aim, but it's been 9 months, yet they've not acted on their desire." and "Strange to say the IDF is performing ethnic cleansing despite the fact that said ethnicity can not leave Gaza. " Really? Theres no shortage of reports of IDF systematic rap3s. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYunzs6Cc7S5eZc.html kzread.infoQDx3Mlg_v-I kzread.info/dash/bejne/npyCqcumgLHfl9Y.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqKGwZqxj62Zks4.html whydoi4088, you seem to be a fount of rightwing propaganda with shockingly absent knowledge of descenting politics and jewish spirituality. You should probably do more learning before you condescend to others as if you know what you're talking about. Hey, at least you are certainly on the right channel to learn about jewish spirituality.

This is the 2nd video of yours I watched and while I appreciate the concept the answers in no way reflect my views as a Jew. You totally missed the opportunity to explain what the word Zionism or Zionist means. I fear for the future of Judaism with such liberal views. I would remind you the Palestinians don't want to share the land, a view of utopia is nice but it's also unrealistic. I do have a suggestion ask your father and or grandfather or a jewish baby boomer the same questions you were asked and see what there response is.

@Hiiiiii330

18 күн бұрын

He had an Apportunity to be a light to the nations and really explain what’s going on instead he went along with the idea that Jews are pushing out Palestinians, and also implying that Zionism is bad. Let’s be clear Jews aren’t pushing out anyone. We are defending ourselves from people that want to kill us and say so clearly. If they stop killing us we will live side By side peacefully it’s that’s simple. You will be respected more if you have more confidence in who you are and stop pandering.

@KalebPeters99

18 күн бұрын

Do you think Hamas is representative of all Palestinians? If so then is Netanyahu representative of all Israelis? If we can just lump everyone together then I'd like to remind you that Israelis don't want to share the land either!

@Edward-hx1is

18 күн бұрын

​@@KalebPeters99 85% of Gazan Arabs still support Hamas so yes they represent all the Gazans. Netanyahu was duly elected by the majority of Israelis so yes he represents all of Israel. In my opinion the Israelis shouldn't share the land but the Israeli people to there own detriment are willing to share it. Hamas and the Gazans want to wipe the Jewish people from the face of the earth and set up a Caliphate, So says the Hamas Charter. ​ @KalebPeters99 Grow up and get a grip on reality.

@samc5676

18 күн бұрын

@@KalebPeters99 the majority of Gazans support Hamas every time they have been polled by Gazans themselves. The reason they don’t hold new elections in the West Bank is because Hamas would win the election. Netanyahu is a moderate on the right which very few realize. If Netanyahu was not in power the right would still win in Israel.

@KalebPeters99

18 күн бұрын

@@samc5676 Do majority of Israelis support the IDF?

Zionism starts with the Torah not with Herzel. Herzel came 3000 years later. Zionism started 3000 years before Herzel

guy says israelies came and were hostile MEANWHILE he described his fellow protesters "hounding" the Israeli girl till she cried. disgusting and shameful. this conversation was upsetting to say the least

The guy on the ledge possesses a talent that very few people have. To think unobjectively

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Thanks fellas...I really enjoyed eavesdropping on your chat. Open disclosure... I am horrified at the gross crimes against humanity being committed by Israel. So totally anti Zionist, which I see as a movement which sanitizes and justifies genocide and erasure of Palestinian presence in Palestine. So it's really hard for me to hear anyone paint Zionism as a benign expression of nationalism or community. But I hear you, and I am encouraged that young Jewish men recognise the destructive power and history of the Zionist movement.

Well, you all certainly have a different view on this than basically all Israeli religious Jews, and the vast majority of American religious Jews as well. Basically all of us are considerably more attached to Israel and Zionism than one would take away from this. Are you all watering down views on this in order to not scare away leftist you may meet, or what? If so, I think being weak about our existence hurts more than helps.

@SpiderMan-od3kr

4 күн бұрын

I feel more or less the same. I aways saw Israel as a place flee to if the shit hit the fan and didn't think of it much more beyond this. I have never known what it is to be a Jew more than during this explosion of antisemitism. To not be resilient in the face of hate. To not cower. The purpose for Israel's existence has never been made more clear.

Incredibly disappointed by this comment section.

@SeekersofUnity

17 күн бұрын

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(Microwaves bag of OU popcorn)

I understand wanting to find common ground with these types of people and fostering constructive and relaxed dialogue, but letting their ignorance go unchallenged isn't the way forward.

@10666W

15 күн бұрын

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With all due respect to my Jewish brethren, you are talking about the reality of Israel from a false and leftist lense. #1) when the land was partitioned by the UN in 1947, it was devided between the Jews who already owned significant portions of the land based on what they actually paid money for and the Arabs which did not include "Palestinians" for any side. And it was the Jews who identified more as Palestinians than did the Arabs. And when you look at the map of the pre '67 borders, it looks ridiculous because it was based off of land that jews owned a majority of prior to the partition. So, it wasn't as if after ww2 the British dumped a bunch of Jews into Israel and moved around the Arabs to accommodate the Jews. It's just a-historical. Then, the Arbas tried to wipe our the Jews over and over again and really started long before 1947 where the Arabs tried to annihilate the Jews. Finally, in '67 the Jews beat the Arabs back very hard and took over even more than current borders of Israel and in good faith for peace gave back much of the land conquered in the defensive war of 1967. The Palestinian identity really came to be after the war of '67 in order to play the victim to the world and push the Jews out of the land. #2) the guy with the great hair talks as if America is out to get him and that he needs to go home but can't. That is such a brainwashed outlook that elites perpetuate on the young minds and the masses. It's sad that he believes that because it is that belief that will hold him back from achieving success and happiness and I hope he wakes up to that. #3) The lie that Israel is mistreating the "Palestinians" is also a complete lie. No Arab in the middle east is more free than in Israel. Israels Arabs make up 20% of the population and they have complete equal rights including serving on the Supreme Court! So everything these people are saying are just complete lies. If you are putting yourselves out there as a representative of the Jewish people, you need to not be shy of the truth. You need to know the truth and be proud of the truth as the truth is something to be proud of.

@474fsde

17 күн бұрын

The Jews only owned like 5% of the land! And what a liar you are! This land has belonged to Palestinians for thousands of years

@10666W

15 күн бұрын

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