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Your comment showcases how deeply the fiat system's media and academic propaganda machines have gripped you. Before parroting narratives that sanitize the brutal atrocities against Lebanon and Palestine, do smarter research. These claims aren't just false; they're tools meant to blind, distract, and defend oppression, especially for the readers in the West. Confront the truth—unfiltered, and unshackled.
◻️ Ancient Israel and Judah:
Yes, Israel and Judah existed—over 2,500 years ago. The kingdoms fell due to Assyrian and Babylonian conquests, not "Arab violence." The Jewish diaspora spread due to Roman oppression centuries before Arab influence in the region even emerged. Clinging to millennia-old kingdoms as a claim to modern land ownership? It’s as absurd as Spain demanding California back based on colonial conquest. Historical claims do not justify present-day displacement of Palestinians.
◻️ Maronites in Lebanon:
The reality is that the Lebanese Maronites weren’t "kicked out" by Arabs; they found refuge and built strongholds in Mount Lebanon. Centuries of coexistence and cooperation between Maronites, Druze, and Muslims shaped Lebanon’s complex history. The depiction of Lebanon as an "islamofascist ethnostate" ignores that most Lebanese Muslims view Christians positively, the highest in any predominantly Muslim nation. Your “ethnostate” narrative serves only to distort and divide—a familiar tactic to justify foreign domination. We have 18 religious sects in Lebanon and the Lebanese constitution because we have a diverse population coexisting since Lebanon existed. And this is exactly why Lebanon is known to be the most modern Arab country.
◻️ Arabs in the Levant: Indigenous Presence, Not Colonization
The "Arab colonization" argument ignores that the Levant is home to a diverse Arab identity shaped through centuries of cultural exchange, migration, and settlement. Arabs did not descend from Arabia to colonize; they integrated and became indigenous, evolving alongside other communities. Meanwhile, modern political #Zionism's central planning expropriated land from Palestinians—real families and communities—based on a religious-ethnic ideology.
◻️ Colonization and Today’s Reality: Violating Sovereignty
The displacement of Palestinians in 1948 and beyond, including ongoing land theft, demolitions, and settlements, is not a footnote. It is a deliberate strategy of dispossession. Imagining Italy reclaiming North Africa or Britain seizing land in India because of past empires exposes the absurdity. History may have ghosts, but stealing homes and violating property rights in real-time is something else: colonization in plain sight.
⏰ If you’re serious about history, I invite you to confront the present reality. Historical myths cannot erase ongoing injustices on #Lebanon and #Palestine. All the above points are supported by open-source public records and reputable publications. I invite those with intellectual curiosity to verify and explore the facts for themselves.
◻️ Ancient Israel and Judah:
Yes, Israel and Judah existed—over 2,500 years ago. The kingdoms fell due to Assyrian and Babylonian conquests, not "Arab violence." The Jewish diaspora spread due to Roman oppression centuries before Arab influence in the region even emerged. Clinging to millennia-old kingdoms as a claim to modern land ownership? It’s as absurd as Spain demanding California back based on colonial conquest. Historical claims do not justify present-day displacement of Palestinians.
◻️ Maronites in Lebanon:
The reality is that the Lebanese Maronites weren’t "kicked out" by Arabs; they found refuge and built strongholds in Mount Lebanon. Centuries of coexistence and cooperation between Maronites, Druze, and Muslims shaped Lebanon’s complex history. The depiction of Lebanon as an "islamofascist ethnostate" ignores that most Lebanese Muslims view Christians positively, the highest in any predominantly Muslim nation. Your “ethnostate” narrative serves only to distort and divide—a familiar tactic to justify foreign domination. We have 18 religious sects in Lebanon and the Lebanese constitution because we have a diverse population coexisting since Lebanon existed. And this is exactly why Lebanon is known to be the most modern Arab country.
◻️ Arabs in the Levant: Indigenous Presence, Not Colonization
The "Arab colonization" argument ignores that the Levant is home to a diverse Arab identity shaped through centuries of cultural exchange, migration, and settlement. Arabs did not descend from Arabia to colonize; they integrated and became indigenous, evolving alongside other communities. Meanwhile, modern political #Zionism's central planning expropriated land from Palestinians—real families and communities—based on a religious-ethnic ideology.
◻️ Colonization and Today’s Reality: Violating Sovereignty
The displacement of Palestinians in 1948 and beyond, including ongoing land theft, demolitions, and settlements, is not a footnote. It is a deliberate strategy of dispossession. Imagining Italy reclaiming North Africa or Britain seizing land in India because of past empires exposes the absurdity. History may have ghosts, but stealing homes and violating property rights in real-time is something else: colonization in plain sight.
⏰ If you’re serious about history, I invite you to confront the present reality. Historical myths cannot erase ongoing injustices on #Lebanon and #Palestine. All the above points are supported by open-source public records and reputable publications. I invite those with intellectual curiosity to verify and explore the facts for themselves.