Israeli Prime Minister Admits Jews Didn't Originally Come From Israel

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all of this comes down to the claim that

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this is the Jewish homeland and that

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they have every right to be there that

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they're the indigenous people and that

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the people who are there are these Arabs

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who've come from other places and that

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they shouldn't be there so I want to

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play this for you this is Neftali

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Bennett U he has been the opposition of

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Netanyahu he he's many think would be

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the next prime minister and yet these

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are the types of things he believes he

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has this three minute he says this is a

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three minute why um three minutes of the

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history of Jews and Zionism let's watch

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what he has to say and then we're going

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to break it down I'll do something I've

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never done and I'll try in uh three

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minutes to do the history of uh Jews and

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Zionism starting now the Jewish people

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first entered uh the land of Israel

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3,300 years ago and everyone can read

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that in the Bible assuming you don't

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believe the Bible then you can look at

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Arch ology which shows evidence of about

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3,000 years ago there's no dispute that

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on a second I want to their let me just

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go ahead and and do a pause so let's bag

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this up just for a second so he says uh

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let's go ahead and play this the Bible

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then you can look at archa Jewish people

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first entered oh there it is the Jewish

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people first entered so he's saying the

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Jewish people first entered Jewish

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people first entered uh the land of

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Israel 3,300 years okay so they came

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from somewhere else right so he's going

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to tell us this is why the Jewish people

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belong here this is why these other

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people don't belong here and he's saying

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first of all the people were here they

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came to to the land 3,300 years ago and

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if you don't believe the Bible then you

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can believe archaeology they came to the

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land 3,000 years ago so there were

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people already there uh this wasn't in

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the Bible it even says this wasn't like

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desolate just just empty land there were

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people that were there the Canaanites

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and that Abraham showed up with his

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family so what do Scholars say Abraham

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came from well Scholars say that uh says

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the Bible states that Abraham was raised

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in Ur of the

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calans most Scholars agree that Ur uh

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that area was the Sumerian city of you

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know this anyway they say it's about the

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city the the city where Abraham comes

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from is about 200 miles Southeast of

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Baghdad I can't pronounce all the names

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but 200 miles Southeast of Baghdad in

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lower Mesopotamia in what is now modern

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day Iraq so he comes from Iraq that's

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where Abraham comes from that's where

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the Jewish people come from because it

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was Abraham's children he had 13

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children 12 of them boys one of them a

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girl so there was the 12 tribes of

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Israel and those are that's it's the

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Jewish people some of that is the Jewish

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people um so they didn't even come from

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there but he's and he's admitting that

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but he's saying but let's keep watching

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and everyone can read that in the Bible

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assuming you don't believe the Bible

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then you can look at archology which

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shows evidence of about 3,000 years ago

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there's no dispute that the Jewish

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people founded their First Commonwealth

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the kingdom of David 3,000 years ago it

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was destroyed we were kicked out we came

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back founded the second Commonwealth of

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Israel which went on for several hundred

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years and again it was destroyed This

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Time by the Romans Jews stayed in Israel

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but few Jews stayed in Israel the rest

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of the Jews were kicked out to all

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across the world and every day they

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prayed three times a day that they want

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to return to Israel and uh it was okay

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so let's pause right there for just a

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second so he says the Jews stayed in

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Israel But but so a few Jews stayed in

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Israel the rest of the Jews were kicked

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out all across the world uh okay where

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did the Jews go so the 10 lost tribes so

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there were the two or well the 12 tribes

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of Israel were actually 13 tribes

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because one of the tribes was actually

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split into two Ephraim and Manasses so

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there's 13 tribes effectively most of

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them were lost there were a couple of

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them that remained we know the history

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of those people and where they and they

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were the Jewish people that stuck around

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that were there we know that those

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people were there the 10 lost tribes

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however let me just read this to you the

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king of Assyria captured Samaria and he

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carried them away to Assyria and placed

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them in halah and on the Harbor the

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river of gozan in the cities of medes so

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in the Years 722 to 721 BC the 10 tribes

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who comprise the Northern Kingdom of

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Israel disappeared conquered by the

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Assyrian King they were exiled to Upper

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Mesopotamia today modern Syria and Iraq

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so they're Arabs so these are these are

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the the 10 lost tribes they weren't lost

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like they disappeared into nothingness

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they were lost in that they lost their

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identity they lost their jewishness they

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lost

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their uh the religion that they believed

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they lost their ancestral identity they

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don't know who they are anymore meaning

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they are not Jewish people who identify

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as Jewish and we know from these stories

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that they were carried off to Syria and

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Iraq meaning that the Arabs who then

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would come back into the into the area

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would be potenti these very people who

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are actual descendants of Abraham if you

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believe all of that right so let's keep

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going what he has to say but where are

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those people they weren't all around the

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world they were carried you couldn't

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travel all around the world very easily

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in those in that era you made it just a

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little ways away and many of them made

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it into what would later become Arab

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land it's a pretty lousy 2,000 years you

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know PG's Holocaust and but about 100 50

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years ago uh secular Jews primarily uh

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Herzel jabotinski and others took the

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initiative let's come back to our own

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Homeland the Jews are the indigenous

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people of the land of Israel no they're

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not he admitted that right up front UPF

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front he said the Jewish people first

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came to the area of Israel 3,300 years

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ago that means they're not from there we

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know where they're from According to

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historians Abraham if you believe all of

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this is from Iraq so they're Iraqis and

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yet they're taking this other piece of

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land rather than Iraq but maybe Iraq's

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next I don't know uh and then he's

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saying that these are the indigenous

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people we know that they're not he's

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saying that Herzel who was an

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Austrian uh took the initiative to go

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back to the Homeland but what we know is

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that there were periods of time of there

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it's not common now to convert to

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Judaism but there were periods of time

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where there were massive conversions to

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Judaism um for example the Romans during

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the Roman times there was quite a bit of

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conversion to Judaism take into

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consideration 10% of their population

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was Jewish many of them would had

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converted to Judaism compare that to the

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United States where the population of

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the Jew the Jewish population are is

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like 4% or something really small so in

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the Roman times it was and this is

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actually the second largest Hub of Jews

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outside of Israel is here in the United

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States so there was a lot of Romans who

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converted including uh Roman Elites like

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Queen Helena and Nero converted to

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Judaism Nero um there was also Mass

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conversion within the Roman Empire

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itself we also know that there was a lot

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of other conversions that happened with

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the kazars for example the Kazarian

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Empire which takes up modern-day Ukraine

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parts of Russia CCH uh sorry not

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Czechoslovakia let me just pull up the

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map here the various different so pretty

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much well uh Georgia Russia and Ukraine

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predominantly

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is where the Kazar Empire was many of

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and Herzel and many of the early

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zionists came from that region they're

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Austrian Russian coming from that region

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where we know that there was later on

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many years after any of these biblical

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stories there was a lot of conversion to

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Judaism many people assert that Herzel

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and many of the ashkanazi Jews that come

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from these Eastern European areas are

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actually descendants of converts yes

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they've been Jewish for many many many

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years I don't dispute their jewishness

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because I believe being Jewish is a

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religion you can believe whatever it is

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you

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believe but their their jewishness does

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not stem from an ethnic tie to that

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region it stems from a religious tie to

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a religion to a family you know family

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ancestors who converted at some point

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let's keep hearing what he has to say

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the term Palestine was coined by the

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Romans in order to dissociate the place

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that was called Judea until now it had

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no connection to Arabs for the simple

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reason that Arabs arrived to the land of

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Palestine only 600 years later during

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the Arab conquering so there were no

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Arabs in the land of Israel okay so if

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the Romans were saying okay we're going

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to call this Palestine because we want

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to De judaize the area uh then a lot of

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the people who were Jews in that area

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would now be over many generations what

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I identify as just part of Palestine

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Palestinian that's what they would think

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it's just like I live in California I

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don't identify it as Mexico there were

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many generations long ago that did

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because it was but now it's not so now

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it's

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California I think I'm an American right

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identities change but it doesn't mean

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you know when you look at for ex a

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better example I'm not a good example of

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that but when you look at the Mex the

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Mexican Americans living in Texas for

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example the mexican-americans I know in

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Texas have been there they've never left

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that they were there they were they've

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been there the whole time and then it

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one time was Mexico and then the next

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and then you know the next day it was

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America and they were like okay I guess

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now we're Americans they identify as

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Americans they don't identify as

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Mexicans nationally they believe they're

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living in Texas they believe it's

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America that's how they identify that

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doesn't erase the fact that they're the

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indigenous people of that land just

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because they changed the moniker they

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changed the flag they Chang what they

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how they identify themselves El but yes

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throughout those 1,400 years very slowly

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Arabs came primarily mostly when Jews

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returned in the 19th century then the

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first of all that's not true he's saying

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that Jews suddenly went back with Herzel

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and the Jews were there and then the

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Arabs came along and the Arabs started

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showing up when the Jews were there we

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know we know that is absolutely not a

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fact that the Jews began arriving and

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there were people there in Palestine

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there were people that were living there

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they they were arabic speaking people in

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the late 1800s early 1900s and right

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before World War I and after World War

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II and that they made up the majority of

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the population not the Jews and then

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Arabs came in it was the other way

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around the world decided I'm cutting

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long story short to bring a solution a

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tough solution to both sides to divide

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the land between a Jewish State and an

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Arab state it wasn't called Palestinian

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Jews said yes Arabs said no this was the

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appeel commission fast forward 1947 the

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UN came up with u the same sort of idea

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divide into a Jewish State an Arab State

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Jews said yes Arabs said no attacked the

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Jews and wanted to kill all the Jews the

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Jews fought back one during that war so

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that's the issue when they conflate you

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know they're saying um the Jews when

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really this was the zionists right these

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are Zionist settlers that were there

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they happen to have have a religion of

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being Jewish that's not why they were

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attacked they were attacked there was

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war there was contention because they

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had made it clear they wanted to take

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much of the land for themselves to

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create a Jewish nation that um would not

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include all of these Arab people who

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were already living in that region and

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in that land and who were Desperately

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Seeking after many years of being under

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various different Empires they wanted to

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have their own autonomy and so it wasn't

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this oh we're just going after the Jews

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but when they but there is this conflict

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that's happening you're hearing it right

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here he's conflating it on purpose so

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that people feel in Sympathy for the

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Jewish people and say oh no Jewish

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people are under attack once again these

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were zionists who were under

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attack 600,000 Arabs that have been

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living in smaller Israel uh fled and

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some of them were also expelled because

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that's what happens when you try and

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kill your enemy and you lose that's what

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happened throughout history we founded

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the state of Israel and that's where we

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are now

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so the state of Israel is the third time

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we have a Jewish state in on our

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indigenous land we have 2 million Arabs

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living in the state of Israel full

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Israeli citizens they vote they uh serve

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on on court they um pay taxes they're

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one of all and enjoy full equal rights

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no they don't that's the story is the

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Arab population in Israel uh those who

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have Israeli citizenship they are yes

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they he's right they do have the same

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rights the same basic rights the same

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you know they they're supposed to be

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treated in the same way by the courts by

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the police rights that people in the

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West Bank do not have rights that Goins

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do not have they do have those same

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basic human rights they don't have the

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same rights in that they cannot marry

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whoever they want um and an Arab Israeli

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who meets you know there's two million

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of them but they go outside to maybe the

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West Bank they meet a nice girl they

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cannot bring her back in to live in

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Israel

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the process is extremely difficult to

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try to get permission for that the the

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Israeli government is not looking to

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import Arabs into Israel so they highly

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discourage this and they don't give out

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permits very often that means that that

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Arab is forced to then move to the West

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Bank which is what Israel wants however

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a Jewish Israeli is allowed to go and

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find some random woman 6,000 Mi away who

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has absolutely no connection to the land

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whatsoever and say well I married her

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she's Jewish so she's coming here to

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live with us and she's granted that

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ability automatically so they're not

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given the same exact rights they're not

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able to immigrate in their family

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members immigrate in their loved ones

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and if they leave they're not it's uh

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the process of coming back actually I'm

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not 100% certain if an Arab Israeli

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leaves I know that if a

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jerusalemite who doesn't carry actual

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Israeli citizenship I know that if they

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leave Jerusalem they lose their

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jerusalemite status and then they can't

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really come back I'm not 100% certain

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about an an Arab Israeli if they lose

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their Israeli citizenship if they move

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away however they certainly don't have

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the same rights when it comes to

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marriage family and immigration that is

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strictly for Jewish people so that

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Israel can keep its Jewish character and

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and limit the number of others the

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number of non-jews living there so

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that's enough T Bennett that's his three

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minute the breakdown of why we belong

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here and they don't U he is the former

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prime minister of Israel he's likely to

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maybe be another prime minister in the

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future if Netanyahu is ousted and if T

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Bennett might get that slot again who

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knows but you see he's still just as

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Extreme as the rest they're all super

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extreme but I just wanted to kind of

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give that breakdown because it was

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really that is the the thinking and yet

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from the very beginning when they say

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well the Jews first arrived back 3,000

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years ago so now it's just a matter of

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well then whose land is it I guess it's

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based on you know who can prove their

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existence further back many of the

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people living in Palestine today can in

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fact prove their existence all the way

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back to the Canaanites in which case

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they're the indigenous people they were

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there first they're not they they were

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there before Abraham and his ilk showed

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up

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so I guess we're just going to play that

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game who got here first rather than

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actually just assessing the reality of

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the situation which is you're committing

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an ethnic cleansing campaign to get

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these people off the land you don't want

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them there and this is the reason why

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because you think the land is

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yours for

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