It isn't Islamophobia when they really ARE trying to kill you
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FINALLY! An Arab Muslim who actually understands history and debunks the myth that Jews are foreign colonizers in their own ancestral homeland
Loay Alshareef delivers a compelling argument for Israel’s historical legitimacy, highlighting King David’s establishment of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, underscoring the deep roots of Jewish connection to the land. “The conflict isn’t about 1948 or 1967; it’s about 1000 BC,” Alshareef asserts.
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Daniel Erbstoessersays
All of this is not necessary then just read one of the oldes books in the world today. Dont come with the its not true shit then this book is the Bible. There all is stated as to who owns what and to who got what from whom so useless article. For the unknowing the Bible says that God gave the land to ..who was it…it wasnt the mudslime or the pink queers from lgbtq…it was the JEWS and no one else so screw the articles about who owns the land or any of the bull. I write this and im not a Jew so dont come with the favorite stuff to me i only state the truth and nothing else. My thinking is that the Jews have paid for the land with all of the hardships in the past.
All of this is not necessary then just read one of the oldes books in the world today. Dont come with the its not true shit then this book is the Bible. There all is stated as to who owns what and to who got what from whom so useless article. For the unknowing the Bible says that God gave the land to ..who was it…it wasnt the mudslime or the pink queers from lgbtq…it was the JEWS and no one else so screw the articles about who owns the land or any of the bull. I write this and im not a Jew so dont come with the favorite stuff to me i only state the truth and nothing else. My thinking is that the Jews have paid for the land with all of the hardships in the past.