Are you able to read? I refuted the idea that this is a thousand year conflict by pointing out that it is a colonial occupation (which began in the last 100 years). None of the bullshit you’re spewing has anything to do with that.
Are you able to read? I refuted the idea that this is a thousand year conflict by pointing out that it is a colonial occupation (which began in the last 100 years). None of the bullshit you’re spewing has anything to do with that.
Alaknar@sopuli.xyz 1 week ago
Ah, OK, so you’re just refuting the idea that Israelites have lived there, in that very same region, for thousands of years, for which we have archaeological and historical data? All of that is a hoax? Like, an Egyptian dude was going “LOL, let’s write those guys in, hilarity will ensue 3000 years later”?
Wow, maybe if you elaborated on what you meant, like I asked, then I’d understand what you meant better? Weird how communication works, eh?
LeninWeave@lemmy.ml 1 week ago
Yes, their descendants are called Palestinians today. This also has nothing to do with the fact that the current conflict is 100 years old and not 1000 or thousands.
I don’t know how much clearer I can make it: this “conflict” is a hundred years old and you are distorting history to support colonialism. The “Israelis” are settlers, the Palestinians are the native population, descended in part from the people “Israelis” claim falsely to be the continuation of.
Alaknar@sopuli.xyz 1 week ago
So, it’s not about “Israelis vs Palestinians”, or wider, “Israelis vs Arabs”. It’s just literally about the establishment of Israel as a nation? That’s it?
Explain to me, how are you not a proponent of genocide if you want to eliminate a nation?
LeninWeave@lemmy.ml 1 week ago
Telling that you can’t separate a nation that was founded as a settler colony less than 80 years ago from its entire population.
It’s about colonialism, which is exactly “Israelis” (colonizers) vs. Palestinians (the native people). Again, people like Ben Gurion and Herzl were extremely open about this.
BrainInABox@lemmy.ml 1 week ago
So anyone who supported the end of Rhodesia or apartheid South Africa was pro genocide.