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Was "Palestine" really stolen by the Jews? Check it out · XDL

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Was "Palestine" really stolen by the Jews? Check it out

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Stolen land? From who? Jews ALWAYS been there. Stop with the disinformation! 🛑

We’ve all heard the lies. The Nakba as an immaculate victimhood. Arabs and Jews living in a kind of pastoral quiet until Europe arrived and stole a country off the map. Families who swear they were there before time itself, and that the Jews were guests who overstayed. Here is

@Mor Edge Insight

We’ve all heard the lies. The Nakba as an immaculate victimhood. Arabs and Jews living in a kind of pastoral quiet until Europe arrived and stole a country off the map. Families who swear they were there before time itself, and that the Jews were guests who overstayed. Here is

@Mor Edge Insight

Yasser Arafat, the founder of the Palestinian national, said in 1971 that they invented the Palestinian identity. This video is dedicated to all the antisemites who support something that was made up 😂😂🤡

@7yjmcb Did you free Palestine or you lost gazillions Palestinian and it got smaller again?

Israel is in the process of confiscating over 300 dunums (over 75 acres) of prime Jerusalem land that belonged solely to my great grandfather in order to expand Maale Adumim, a Jewish-only colony on Palestinian land. This is not the first time these jewish supremacist thieves

@susan abulhawa | سوزان ابو الهوى

Well well well, what do we have here. EVEN Abbas doesn't say it was the Jews that kicked Arabs out. Credit to @palwatch. They do incredible work.

STOLEN HISTORY: Who are we really... And where do we come from?

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Interesting perspective on historical claims!
Love how you unpacked this complex issue.