Comment on Apple fixes iPhone bug that suggested Palestinian flag when some people typed ‘Jerusalem’
Cethin@lemmy.zip 2 months agoExcept Jerusalem was part of Palestine at one point. It makes sense that it happened. If I had to guess, it’s still part of Palestine’s legal internationally recognized borders. I’m nit sure on that last but though because it’s all kinds of weird.
S_204@lemm.ee 2 months ago
And before before the Arab conquest Jerusalem was in the hands of the Jews. It also shouldn’t be lost that Jews have lived there even under the brutal Arab regimes for over 3,000 years…
The entire point of decolonization is giving the land back to the people who are indigenous to it. Arabs are not indigenous to Judea. They come from the Arabian Peninsula.
Eyck_of_denesle@lemmy.zip 2 months ago
How indigenous are we talking about? 3000 years? 3 million years? Might start filling up my pool and get some fish in there.
S_204@lemm.ee 2 months ago
Back to the initiation of the culture… this isn’t hard to understand. Is there a 3 million year old culture remaining today? No.
There’s a 3000 year old one though and they’re in their homelands again.
Cethin@lemmy.zip 2 months ago
Yeah, and the people who became Muslims lived there too at the same time. Who the hell cares?
The jews who lived there were mostly Arab by the way. They weren’t the European jews who live there today.
S_204@lemm.ee 2 months ago
So you’re saying that violence should win out. That’s an interesting take. Those people were forced to convert under threat of death, just like happened across the MENA region. That’s an indisputable fact with reams of history in that country backing it up. Both the Arabs and Jews kept great notes.
Arab Jews don’t exist. That’s literally not a thing. Ask any Sephardic or Mizrahi Jew and you’ll get an earful. There are Jews who refused to convert, they’re not Arabs. The Arabization of the region doesn’t give them claim to the history of the region which is clearly being attacked right now, your comments make that abundantly clear.
If you believe that violence is an acceptable form of wielding power as you claim above, then you would be hypocritical to take issue with the situation in Gaza today. Violence isn’t the answer IMO, no one wins that way. Seems like people want to ignore that’s how Islam spread though, but the people who live in the sole non Arab state in the region won’t ignore it and are clearly fed up with it. If violence is the chosen path, it’s very evident the Israelis are up for the task.
Lastly, over 70% of Israelis are either Arab or from the MENA region. Your lies about them being European Jews is just yet another bigoted stereotype. You seem to be hitting all the classics here.
It’s interesting to watch people like you attempt to spread misinformation like this. Everything you’ve lied about is very clearly captured in the historical record.
Next you’re gonna claim DNA testing is illegal aren’t you? There’s only so many lies in the handbook LMFAO.
Cethin@lemmy.zip 2 months ago
Alright, I’m not contying this conversation.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Jews
GeneralVincent@lemmy.world 2 months ago
Excellent way to tell everyone you don’t care about having an actual conversation and that you’re too biased to listen to anyone replying with evidence
smnwcj@fedia.io 2 months ago
First, don't conflate Israel with Jews. It is a government not a religious authority, and using Judaism as a veil is deeply antisemitic.
Second, this is an infantile understanding of colonization. Shall we give Crimea back yo to the Greeks? They inhabited it 3,000 years ago. Clearly not, and if Greece invaded and exploited the land and the people we'd call them colonists.
This blood and soil logic is exactly what european nationalists use to expell Jews. Comically such advocates of this logic also rarely support returning land to indigenous peoples in the US...
S_204@lemm.ee 2 months ago
What a stupid take. Israel is the homeland of the Jewish people, it’s intractable from the Jewish people. Don’t be so ignorant. Next week Jews will celebrate the return to their homeland from exile in Egypt, they’ve been doing so for thousands of years.
Your understanding of indigeneity doesn’t come close to the established academic or real world understanding of it. If the Greeks had remained in Crimea, maintained the language and culture like the Jews have done then yes they’d absolutely be considered indigenous. There are a dozen examples of these sorts of people’s across the MENA region, they’re all indigenous, not the Arab invaders who forcibly colonised the land.