Abhijit Iyer Mitra explains [ancient] history of Israel - Palestine conflict

[@T.Green.]

BRILLIANT explanation Abhijit! Great stuff. Learnt so much new knowledge here! Awesome! :)

[@budmanso]

I am partially jew,mongol and Italian,all 3 monotheistic religions are embedded in me,pretty much in the same proportion.guess how i was called and treated all my life by ppl in any country i have been living or visiting? Only as a jew! So, yes,we do not have any place,but Israel to feel free and proud.we have built a state in desert from nothing in 76 years only. We all speaking a language,that was live only in our books. And we will stand for it! Hopefully the education and wisdom will allow our neighbours to live with us peacefully.like 21% of Israeli Muslims of our country. Thank you! We know that Hindus and a lot of Iranians are feeling our pain,and we will remember it, forever!

[@ashishsachdeva432]

Hindus always with Israel unconditionally.

[@besttech1993]

Brilliant interpretation by Abhijit. Imagine if Israel was not created in 1948. Would the Arab world have recognized Palestinians and given a separate country to them, given bitter fights amongst themselves. The answer is so evident

[@robertmitchell8630]

If there was no Israel Think off all the resources being used by the Hamas PLO ISIS etc where you think it would be funneled to? Yup Bharat

[@hugoanson2135]

They need the way of peace, shining in the hearts of ex-moslem Arabs, living in Israel, worshipping the Risen Prince of Peace, Jesus, in fellowship with true transformed messianic Jews ( Jeremiah 31v31-34).

[@alemjamir2355]

A crash course on history of the PALESTINIAN STATE: 1. Before Israel, there was a British mandate, not a Palestinian state 2. Before the British Mandate, there was the Ottoman Empire, not a Palestinian state. 3. Before the Ottoman Empire, there was the Islamic state of the Mamluks of Egypt, not a Palestinian state. 4. Before the Islamic state of the Mamluks of Egypt, there was the Ayubid Arab-Kurdish Empire, not a Palestinian state. 5. Before the Ayubid Empire, there was the Frankish and Christian Kingdom of Jerusalem, not a Palestinian state. 6. Before the Kingdom of Jerusalem, there was the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, not a Palestinian state. 7. Before the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, there was the Byzantine empire, not a Palestinian state. 8. Before the Byzantine Empire, there were the Sassanids, not a Palestinian state. 9. Before the Sassanid Empire, there was the Byzantine Empire, not a Palestinian state. 10. Before the Byzantine Empire, there was the Roman Empire, not a Palestinian state. 11. Before the Roman Empire, there was the Hasmonean state, not a Palestinian state. 12. Before the Hasmonean state, there was the Seleucid, not a Palestinian state. 13. Before the Seleucid empire, there was the empire of Alexander the Great, not a Palestinian state. 14. Before the empire of Alexander the Great, there was the Persian empire, not a Palestinian state. 15. Before the Persian Empire, there was the Babylonian Empire, not a Palestinian state. 16. Before the Babylonian Empire, there were the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, not a Palestinian state. 17. Before the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, there was the Kingdom of Israel, not a Palestinian state. 18. Before the kingdom of Israel, there was the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, not a Palestinian state. 19. Before the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, there was an agglomeration of independent Canaanite city-kingdoms, not a Palestinian state. 20. Actually, in this piece of land there has been everything, EXCEPT A PALESTINIAN STATE. A little more history for those wanting to 'restore Palestine'. In 132 AD the Emperor Hadrian resolved to stamp the Jews and their religion out of existence. He sold all Jewish prisoners into slavery after the revolt of Bar Kikhba, forbade the teaching of the Torah, renamed the province Syria Palaestina, and changed Jerusalem’s name to Aelia Capitolina. He renamed Israel to wipe out the national identity of Israel and the Jews. So if you are looking to 'restore Palestine to the Palestinians', you need to give it back to the Jews.

[@clonethorn]

Was there a Saudi, Iraqi, Jordanian, Kuwaiti, Emarati etc nation before WW1? This region never had a concept of nation...Palestine is a geography surely...that was how it was referenced in the Crusades and later....Palestinians are only those who live in this geography...that wanted a state after the British Manadate....Imagine UN/Britian giving away your country to immigrants without even consulting you 😆? And then the immigrants force you out and when you resist ....call you terrorists 🤣. Even the IDF arose from Haganah ( a Jewish terrorist organization)....so it is hardly black and white....The world must condemn atrocities and injustices whoever they are done by....that is the only path to a peaceful world

[@anandmehta2323]

@@clonethornback to our delusional arguments are we?

[@clonethorn]

@@anandmehta2323 A few questions that need to be explored 1. Did UN/Britain take the wish the people who were living in Palestine/Israel before 1948? 2. Even if there was no Palestine as a nation/country earlier, it was known as a geographic area. When did Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan etc come into existence? If they did not before that then the equivalence of saying that Palestine as a nation never existed and hence has no right to exist is flawed. My point is we must be fair and call a spade a spade. Atrocities have been committed by both sides. The world will be a better place if this conflict is resolved. Pushing a biased narrative and conveniently omitting facts to belittle the case of the Palestinians does not help. Even though the way Israel was created can be viewed as unfair, it is reality now and one cannot wish it away to have a peaceful future. Ironically both can benefit greatly if they can work out a way to live peacefully

[@manoharansubramaniam3862]

@clonethorn British did not ask the Jordanian's as well. !!!. We can't rewrite or redo or change history 🤔.. The Arabs including Palestinians should understand that Isreal is a reality and try to live with that They must improve their economy and do some good to their clan

[@YISHRAELi]

There was people of Philistya later Romans called their land as Palestina in the hate of Jewish people. Hebrew language existence to prove Hebron , Judea and Israel and Aramaic langauge was given to whole Arabia including syria, Jordan and Iraq but Khureshi Mohammed spread Arabic language through Quran and now whole ME turn to Arabic speakers. If Palestina was a Kingdome name few Palestinian Kings ? Name a Palestinian Currency ? Name a Palestinian Language ? Name a Palestinian settlement outside Israel ? Name a Palestinian name out of Arabic names 😂 would you ? Keep calm and approve the existence of Israel.

[@redtygon76]

Abhijit Iyer-Mitra, I'm not sure how you pronounce Iyer but, I think it will be close to the Hebrew name יאיר which means enlightened or one who light (guides) the way. You rise to your namesake and beyond. Brilliant job, couldn't said it better myself.

[@stinglp1198]

Phonetically ajːɐr , meaning sage, priest, teacher . They are Brahmins from Tamil Nadu,South India.

[@VesnaVK]

I'm so glad this showed up in my feed a few days ago. I've watched hours of AIM since.

[@sbkenn1]

Some history - One of the oldest Zionist apologetic arguments you'll hear is that the Jews were somehow "the original inhabitants" or Palestine and, thereby, Jerusalem. But, historically, the Jews never held Jerusalem for any significant amount of time compared to all the other nations that lived and ruled there. For roughly 3500 years --Yes, say that figure out loud: THREE THOUSAND AND FIVE HUNDRED YEARS-- in what is called the Proto-Canaanite period, Jerusalem belonged to the Canaanites who worshipped many gods and godesses. It wasn't until 2000BC do scholars find a reference that debatably refers to Jerusalem. The word is "Rusalimum" in texts of Egypt's Middle Kingdom. Scholars believe that the name is a consecration to "Shalim" a Canaanite deity of the netherworld from Ugaritic scriptures. The territory passed from the Canaanites to the Egyptians, ultimately. So here we have Egyptians and Canaanites being the original inhabitants of Jerusalem for 3,500 years before the Jews ever conquered it. Jerusalem was taken by King David in 1010BC and lost to the Egyptians in 925BC. Jehoash of Israel briefly recaptured it in 786BC but then lost it to the Assyrians in 740BC. That's just 131 years, just about as long as the Crusaders' rule of Jerusalem in the Middle Ages. The Jewish Hasmoneans re-took it in 140BC under Simon Thassi but then lost it to the Persian Seleucides in 134. That's 6 more years of Jewish rule. Due to a Seleucid civil war, Judeah incidentally became independent in the chaos in 116BC. In 87BC the Jewish Hasmonean king executed 800 Jews for sedition. In 47BC they lost Jerusalem again, this time to the Romans. That's 69 years of rule. In total, off and on the Jews ruled Jerusalem for MAYBE 206 years. The Pre-Constantine Romans ruled it for 250 years. The Christian Byzantines ruled it for 304 years. The Muslims ruled it under the Rashidun, Umayyad and Abbasid Empires for 332 years. The Muslim Fatimids ruled it for 129 years. The Crusaders took it from the Muslims and held it for 88 years. The Muslim ruler Saladin conquered it in 1187 and his descendents held it for 63 years. The Muslim Mamluk Empire ruled it for 236 years. The Ottomans ruled it for 401 years. That's 206 years of Jewish rule. 392 years of Christian rule. And over EIGHT HUNDRED YEARS of Muslim rule. And before any of them, the Canaanites and the Egyptians lived and ruled there for 3,500 years. Longer than anyone. So since the common Israeli argument that the Jews "deserve" Palestine because they are the “original" inhabitants has been proven a bold faced lie, based on this argument should we give Palestine away in this order? Actual history tells us that Jews ruled Palestine for barely over 2 centuries. The Christians ruled it for nearly 4 centuries, double that time. the Muslims ruled it for over 8 centuries, more than doubling the time the Christians ruled and QUADRUPLING the time that the Jews ruled. And as the Palestinian people are a religious confederation of Christians and Muslims, both consistently at peace with each other, that puts their birthright to it at 1200 combined years. Nearly a thousand years longer than Jews ever reigned over Jerusalem. And like it always has been throughout Islamic history, the Jews are welcome to stay there, but as co-inhabitants with their Christian and Muslim neighbors. No barbwired walls, no soldiers shooting little kids, no stealing people’s homes like bandits, no apartheid separating Palestinians from Jews. The issue is not that of religion but rather corrupt apartheid ideology

[@pkempaiah]

Nicely explained, well done Abhijit!!!!

[@TesterBoy]

3:30 “The Palishtu and the Hebrews were worshiping the same God contrary to what the Bible says”. Where did he get this idea??

[@edmondmiranda8951]

Very nice, interesting topic 👍, thanks ❤️

[@gauravlath19]

Namaste! A brilliant, articulate & nicely dated timelines, lecture by Abhijit explaining the whole genesis of Israel-Palestine conflict. Truly amazing. Abhijit threw so much light on Jewish history & so nicely explained Jewish-Kaballah spiritual connection with the land of Israel.

[@InigoAmoEnriquez-hr8ri]

Am Yisrael chai !

[@UnpackingtheWorld]

Hope they can give Same timelines and dates for the characters mentioned in scriptures like Ramayana and Mahabharata

[@gauravlath19]

@@UnpackingtheWorld for that watch Vineet Agarwal Ji's podcasts/interviews where he articulately narrates the timelines of Ramayana wherein he's written a book on Valmiki Ramayana himself. Maharashtra timeline isn't that difficult to understand since it takes place in the end of Dwaparyuga of current 28th cycle - Manavantara.

[@robertmitchell8630]

If there was no Israel Think off all the resources being used by the Hamas PLO ISIS etc where you think it would be funneled to? Yup Bharat

[@UnpackingtheWorld]

@@gauravlath19 there is no historical evidence that Ramayana or Ram existence … if no historical evidence then it’s considered as mythical.

[@robertmitchell8630]

I found this very informative and enlightening

[@lilidafication]

What a bright mind❤

[@bandraman]

I did not hear a word he said, so I got to watch it again, as I was mesmerized by the beautiful woman and her smile....🥰😉

[@apchengalath4078]

Great story telling post, thoroughly enjoyed it ❤

[@rajasekhar9840]

This guy is so so knowledge 🙏

[@austinsmith8584]

Namaste, Israeli here very impressive. The way you explain Modern history is on point. I’ve never heard the exogenous with King Hezekiah as the factual point of historical record. Is there a book that explores this topic in depth?

[@siddharthshekhar909]

I'd like a good book on this fascinating subject too . Great explanation.

[@vickeykooper2674]

@@siddharthshekhar909 there lies the issue. No one book will suffice.... Abhijit Iyer himself says he would read 3 journal articles a day randomly and would apply reason and develop conjectures.....no shortcut....

[@AbstractViewsdesi]

@@vickeykooper2674 Which history has a clear book ? someone needs to tell you by articulating timelines.

[@vickeykooper2674]

@@AbstractViewsdesi you are just repeating what I've said.....

[@vickeykooper2674]

@@AbstractViewsdesi for starting it's good

[@NotaGandhi]

Very nicely explained.

[@swarnalathavemuri3170]

Great job Enjoyed listening to it Thanks Swarnalatha Vemuri

[@sekharkishore2418]

Very educational, awesome Thanks

[@mcmemmo]

Fantastic summary, but he entirely omits the Arab conquest and Islamatization of Syria-Palestina starting in the 7th century, and the apartheid "dhimmi" status of Jews & Christians under Islamic rule. Also, to clarify, at 18:13, when he says "The dessert was given to the Jews. The didn't want that, the "they" refers to the Arabs, NOT the Jews. The Arabs didn't want Jews to have ANY land.

[@SamirMishra6174]

Amazing history

[@satanshameer690]

Who is genetically closer to ancient Israelites? Palestinians or European Jews?

[@frankinmyrrh330]

Abhijit, you are a light to the great darkness.

[@r_a_]

अद्भुत। मेरी अल्प बुद्धि को तो बहुत सारी बातें तो समझ ही नहीं आईं। पर जितना समझा रोचक लगा। पुनः सुनना पड़ेगा।

[@syammohan9456]

insightful

[@suchitabhat5051]

Very nicely explained ❤

[@RajMann-z6s]

Damn.... it was a hit on the bull's eye drawing a parallel in naming of Nalanda Station by the Indian Congress Party and Syria Palestina by the Romans.😊

[@subhashvyas3877]

Salute your depth of various things 🙏brilliant 🙏

[@AX-fx7ng]

Well put.

[@klarioncall]

plz have a longer session

[@sambit948]

Ask him about ancient history of Odisha, especially the Konark Temple of Odisha and Odisha assembly.

[@sunnymitra6372]

I once heard about some Jews who said Christianity is just a Modified Version of Judaism plus the Pork.

[@leomalcom7376]

The old testament is the Torah n Bible is made off old n new testament

[@induchopra3014]

Abhijeet is entertaining also. So sweet,gentle. Lovely human

[@aashishsharma9106]

Entertaining and lovely yes. Sweet, may be. It's a big no for GENTLE.

[@abhijitsen2197]

10 most important teaching.

[@NicoleGarcia-v6t]

Good information

[@nikhilalbert3084]

This is a very interesting and complicated History! My Hypothesis is that there has been a conflict in this region even since the Neanderthal Species and the Kura-Araxes culture (who directly led to the genetics of the Levantine peoples today), and into the Bronze to Modern age. The main flashpoint is that this region is where two species and then the races, met, due to the very unique and highly strategic location of the Levant. More Research is needed. Regarding the religion, the location leads to the Natural evolution of Monotheism, since you have motivation to achieve something greater than yourself. The Metaphysical reasons are open to be discovered, however. Anyway, this region does actually live up to the name "Holy Land" even in the Secular sense.

[@usharamesh4105]

Listened to this same Video one week back...

[@badcomment6353]

here's the thing. the Jews had a continuous connection to the land for millenia. let me repeat, MILLENIA. Be it text, culture and custom which by the way can be validated by archeology and by the 3 predominant monotheistic religions. So, any claim that they are the "occupiers" and/or "colonizers" doesn't hold water

[@MegaLeoben]

Modern Isrealis have mostly European genetics. The arabs have been in the area for millenia.

[@badcomment6353]

@@MegaLeoben if you play that game, then the influx of middle eastern people through immigration (legal or otherwise) in european countries will displace the current majority of the population i.e., the whites. and it will be the same all over again

[@robertmitchell8630]

Palestine, the Mandate(sub clause of the treaty of Sevres) required Britain to put into effect the Balfour Declaration's "national home for the Jewish people" alongside the Palestinian Arabs, who composed the vast majority of the local population;

[@josephmagen5393]

Nice explanation. The British and MR Haim Vaitzman discuss back in 1937 about Jewish state and the west bank will be incorporated with Jordan.

[@sudhirnair]

What a fabulous history lesson. Thanks Abhijit!

[@AshikJonathan]

Israel an amazing nation, a light in tgmhe sea of darkness shrouding ME

[@ramnivas5176]

Well, thanks to social media & internet, most people know this in nutshell if not in so much details... But the most important point of discussion would be, what's the solution now? 2 state solution with Palestine divided apart as gaza & West Bank doesn't seem to be feasible as it looks completely 2 different states seperated by huge distance even if the people are of same race.

[@nishaanand8995]

I am amazed at Abijith's knowledge on such a vast and varied subject

[@TheB657]

He might "brilliantly" explain history of Israel (as the video thumbnail suggests) however he is a dork when it comes to Itihaasas and even refutes the Itihaasas with his impoverished knowledge of ancient Indian history. This is the state most Indians are in today. Masters in other subjects than their own ! But become self styled stalwarts.

[@jp-jb1bw]

Point , indeed. But given his Capital background and an Eng edu, this is the best tht he can be. However, it is time for him to leaf thru the Rigveda, the Chanakya neeti and Neetishatakam.For starters.

[@rishavkumar1250]

Most of your itihasa is laughable ( हास्य) because it's exagerrated with stories of gods and demons

[@netaji-thebritishslayer]

​@@rishavkumar1250ok librandu😂

[@srivani991]

Interesting

[@riddle672]

Amazing, this information is hard to find. Even if UN had not created Israel and Palestine. I don’t think the Palestinians would have allowed any Jews to live in that land. It was only because Jews had separate land they have survived or else Israel would have been one more Pakistan or Afghanistan where minority community is targeted till none are left .

[@solimansoliman9806]

The UN didn't create Israel - it was taken by Zionist force. Actually, there were plenty of Palestinians who worked with Zionists, and there were Jews living in Palestine prior to the state of Israel's creation.

[@LivingJournal]

Interesting they actually lived peacefully with Jews, until Zionism started. Also, Palestinian are actually have Jewish blood instead of the Jewish who intermingled with Europeans and moved to Israel. One more thing, Jews are supposed to be in exile until the return of messiah. There are Jews peaceful ones , following the true religion and following gods order outside of Israel, written as in Torah. Many Jews converted into Islam, because they wanted to stay and watch over their land.

[@sunnymitra6372]

​@@LivingJournalNope.....that's incorrect. The Jews were Second Class Citizens under the Islamic Caliphates and had to pay Jizziya to stay Alive.

[@LivingJournal]

@@sunnymitra6372 you mean during during medieval times? Because surely hasn't happened in 19 or 20th century? But if it the law of the land you must follow it. Also it only applied to men.not women or children or elderly or disabled. Jews were not second class citizens. If you talk about class and caste system no place us worst than India. Even to this day.

[@sunnymitra6372]

@@LivingJournal India treated Jews much better than the Europeans and Middle Eastern Islamic Empires. '"Caste|" is a Spanish Portugese word "Casta" which means division of people. The First caste based Census was proposed by the British in 1871 and it was during that time Criminal Tribes act was enacted and implimented

[@vivash8068]

what is her name?

[@indiapakistanfriends7453]

Nations and borders change all the time. Might is right in political affairs.

[@pbs59]

But much more beautiful is my friend Pavneet सिंह. No one excel him

[@kapiltriv]

It’s like an awkward first date 😅

[@PanksB]

Abhijit ka bachpan ka photo lagaya lagta hai! 😂 BTW- excellent insights.

[@cuprince8569]

Curious to your sources in all the various things you mentioned... :S

[@naveenchandar3288]

What he forgot to mention unless i missed it is that, you can't just come in later in life and plonk yourselves on top of Arabs who had established themselves there. The brits did this again. So the question is why couldn't they coexist with them? Instead of wanting a serious state and kicking everyone else out. It is like India now laying claim to Cambodia, Thailand, Bali and Sri Lanka and asking the Tamil populace to go there as it is all their ancestral land.

[@leomalcom7376]

When they establish Israel there were most Jews n some Arab. The other places most Arabs. It was a small land to begin with but the Arabs attacked the very next day with the help of other Arabs. The Arabs didn’t agree for the creation of Israel. Arabs lost n were kicked out n more lands Israel acquired in subsequent wars started by the Arabs to kick them out.

[@Indicthoughts898]

Interesting. So I hope the Palestinian who have left will never come back.

[@oldschoolsaint]

I don’t think this guy really understands the history. For example, the NT narrative about the role of Jews and Romans was written 2-3 hundred years before Rome became Christian. He got lots more wrong as well.

[@MegaLeoben]

Your crash course on the history of the region commonly referred to as Palestine contains a chronological list of ruling powers prior to the modern era. Here are some notes and potential inaccuracies: 1. Historical Accuracy and Terminology: The statement effectively communicates that there was no formal, sovereign entity known as a "Palestinian state" throughout recorded history until the modern period. However, the usage of "Palestinian state" can be misleading because the term "Palestine" has been used in various forms over millennia, primarily as a regional, not national, descriptor. 2. Simplification of Complex Histories: Each of the entities listed managed the region with different degrees of control and influence, and the local population might have had varying degrees of autonomy. For example, under the Ottomans, local governance by Arab families in the region could be viewed as a form of local Palestinian administration, albeit under Ottoman sovereignty. 3. Emphasis on Non-Existence of a Palestinian State: This emphasis might overshadow the fact that national identities and statehood concepts as understood today did not apply to ancient times. The region's history is complex, involving a mosaic of cultures, governance systems, and identities. Regarding the additional historical context about Emperor Hadrian and the renaming to "Syria Palaestina": 4. Historical Context: The renaming of Judea to "Syria Palaestina" by Hadrian was indeed intended as a punitive measure against Jewish nationalism after the Bar Kokhba revolt. This is correctly stated, but it's important to note that the term "Palestine" had been in use prior to Hadrian's renaming, originally by the ancient Greeks to describe the area roughly corresponding to the former Kingdom of Judah. 5. Implication for Modern Political Claims: The statement linking the historical renaming to the modern claim to the land by Jews is controversial and politically sensitive. It simplifies the complex and diverse claims to the land that include religious, historical, and cultural aspects from both Jewish and Palestinian perspectives. The modern political status and claims in the region are influenced by numerous factors beyond ancient historical claims, including but not limited to the developments of the 19th and 20th centuries, such as Zionism, Arab nationalism, and international agreements.

[@canarese]

So, according to you, If Israel settles between Egypt and Jordan, everything else is settled? Even hypothetically?? I am not so SURE.....

[@neil_patel]

Wonderful - however, one chunk can be added - how / why and under what pretence did the Jews arrive in "Palastine"? Abraham was Iraqi, and send Isaac and his 12 Tribes to that part of the world to invade the locals, did he not? And did Abraham not tell them God said it was their land? And did they not massacre 31 Canaan tribes to create Israel? Is it not notable that the oldest DNA from Palastine people today is 90% to be found in Lebanon? Who really is indigenous? It is the Lebanonese, right?

[@jaspaldhillon8311]

Abhijit missed out Mohammad asking Jews to accept him as a Prophet, and that too the last, which the Jews rejected and thus began their genocide. Jews being killed goes back to the the beginning of Islam.

[@ads9057]

In the 4th century, as the Roman Empire christened, Palestine became a center of Christianity, attracting pilgrims, monks and scholars. Following the Muslim conquest of the Levant in 636-641, several Muslim ruling dynasties succeeded each other as they wrestled control of Palestine: the Rashiduns; the Umayyads, who built the Dome of the Rock and the al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem; the Abbasids; the semi-independent Tulunids and the Ikhshidids; the Fatimids; and the Seljuks. In 1099, the Crusaders established the Kingdom of Jerusalem in Palestine, which the Ayyubid Sultanate reconquered in 1187. Following the invasion of the Mongol Empire, the Egyptian Mamluks reunified Palestine under its control before the Ottoman Empire conquered the region in 1516 and ruled it as Ottoman Syria largely undisrupted through to the 20th century.

[@nafeesahnaf2387]

Now monotheists have to learn about their history from an idol worshiper.

[@sanjaiyadav2080]

Says the one who circles a black cube.....😂😂

[@avinashsanil8165]

CAPTIVES colour is fascinating..

[@rajeshmani2243]

Lot of things should come out for good....

[@SAGKavin]

You are wrong about Moses and then commandments. It's a fact that it's historically true. Even today the coaralized remains of Egyptian chariots are found under red sea. Before hazakaya, durning time of David and Solomon, the temple was built and what was inside the temple were made clear.

[@DalitisHebrewnotHindu]

Thé currents that form the waves

[@rajvindersinghghuman5166]

Judean tribes have existed in Israel in the 2nd millennium BCE, not 3,500 years.

[@satyamarco3202]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@UnpackingtheWorld]

Why these days these people more interested in God of Abraham and its people .

[@priya7529]

So there you go, the British connection evident in creating disruption within ancient ethnic groups for their colonial benefits...😂

[@sunnymitra6372]

But here the British are claiming to be the decendents of the Romans

[@krishnanramakrishnan472]

Watch History of the WORLD BY MEL

[@GODOURSALVATION.]

Muslims were offered 2 states, they refused time and again

[@bilalnaqvi3414]

History of Juda and no mention of Nebuchadnezzar??

[@rajibjoshi9647]

wow this is a complicated issue to say the least no one can claim what is exactly right or wrong. anyone can pick up certain segment of history to justify their point...but one thing is and one thing only...both Palestinian and Israeli are human and both worship the same god ultimately and are inevitably related...nothing further can be said. and same can be said about every other conflict around the globe....

[@nileshjoshi99]

Can there be a Hindi language show hosted by the same lady? Anandi Shah 😊

[@samuelross9884]

It's completely dishonest to consider only 3% of history. Frustrated by confusing & contradictory information, I researched the history of the land we call Israel and Palestine today. Who lived on it first? Israelites lived on land 1,658 years before the ancestors of Palestinians. Palestinian ancestral land is the Arabian Peninsula. ‘Palestinian’ is a modern word from the 20th century. "Syria Palaestina” was the name given by the Romans to Judea after the Bar Kochba revolt, although the name's origins go back even further, perhaps being based on Philistine. Only the Canaanites and Philistine predate the Israelites. The descendants of Canaanites and Philistine is complex and not entirely resolved. The Israelites arrived C1300 BCE and established the Israelite Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. The Kingdom of Israel fell to the Assyrians in 722 BC, while the Kingdom of Judah was conquered by the Babylonians in 586 BCE. Next the land changed hands many times, until Arab Muslims conquered it in 638 CE and established an Islamic Caliphate. The Arab population, increasingly identifying as Palestinian particularly in the 20th century, has been a significant part of the social and cultural fabric of the area, especially during the periods of Islamic rule and the Ottoman Empire. A timeline: Canaanite Period (c. 3000 - 1200 BCE): The earliest known inhabitants were Canaanites, a Semitic-speaking people. Philistine Period (c. 1175 - 604 BCE): Philistines settled along the coastal areas, mostly in the Gaza Strip. Israelite Kingdoms (c. 1020 - 586 BCE): The Israelites, also a Semitic-speaking people, established the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. Assyrian and Babylonian Periods (722 - 539 BCE): Assyrians and Babylonians conquered the region. Persian Period (539 - 332 BCE): Persia conquered the Babylonian empire, including this area. The Persians later reinstated Israel as a country. Hellenistic Period (332 - 167 BCE): Conquest by Alexander the Great, followed by the Ptolemaic and Seleucid rules. Hasmonean Kingdom (167 - 37 BCE): Jewish rule restored after the Maccabean Revolt against the Seleucids. Roman Period (63 BCE - 324 CE): The area became a part of the Roman Empire, with Israel remaining a kingdom within that empire, with Rome appointing the king, until AD 44. Bar Kochba Period (132 CE - 136 CE): Simon bar Kochba let a Jewish revolt and for a short time revived Jewish sovereignty over land, until it was brutally crushed by the Roman Emperor Hadrian, who renamed Judea as Syria Palaestina to remove any trace of Jewish connection to the land. Byzantine Period (324 - 638 CE): Christian rule under the Byzantine Empire. Islamic Caliphate Era (638 CE - 1099 CE): Arab Muslims conquered Jerusalem in 638 CE, introducing Arab rule and Islamic culture to the region. Arabic gradually replaced Aramaic and Greek as the dominant language. Crusader Period (1099 - 1187 CE): European Christians captured Jerusalem and established the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Ayyubid and Mamluk Periods (1187 - 1516 CE): Saladin, a Kurdish Muslim leader, defeated the Crusaders. The Mamluks, who were of various ethnicities including Turkic and Circassian, succeeded the Ayyubids. Ottoman Period (1516 - 1917 CE): The Ottoman Turks controlled the region, and the Arab populace lived under Ottoman rule. British Mandate (1917 - 1948 CE): British control after World War I. Increased Jewish immigration leads to tensions between Jews and Arabs. State of Israel (1948 - Present): Established in 1948, leading to ongoing conflicts with Arab Palestinians. The ‘West Bank' is in fact ancient Judea, the land of the Jews. The 'Philistines' lived along the southwest coastline, nowhere near the Judean hills. But with all this, there has never been a Palestinian state.

[@Tony-qx9yb]

This video is not an accurate historical summary of the Jewish people and the land of Israel. It started with Abraham who knew that there was One God who’s son Yitzchak was the first person to be born a Jew and worshiped The One God who had a Son Jacob who was born and lived in the land of Israel who went down to Egypt with his Jewish family of 70 people who all worshiped The One God The Jewish people were redeemed from Egypt by Moses and they all worshipped The One God and continued to do so in the land of Israel until the majority were exiled by the Persian king Nebuhanezer

[@mughal1501]

Hebrew jews later converted to islam. so.....muslim of palestine is native.

[@bilalnaqvi3414]

So now Religious expansion depends upon dietery habits and permissiblities ??

[@Indicthoughts898]

Only if you believe in facts. If you believe in magic horses then no.

[@lordvoldemort7465]

@@Indicthoughts898 aren't u the same people who believe in a monkey 🐒 god and elephant 🐘 god who rides rats 🐀 😁😁😁

[@anoshantonykj5770]

In 1950 palasteen mejority 86 % christians

[@jeshamathews1646]

I don’t think the explanation is correct about Jews early history. If you read Old Testament of. Bible you will know that Jordanians and Lebanon citizens are brothers of Israelis. Abraham nephew two daughters children are settled in Lebanon and Jordan . To be honest all the Middle East citizens are from Seth’s sons , who is Noah’s one of the sons. Abraham was chosen by god to 🎉settle in Israel so that paganism can be abolished and they can serve one god . His grandson Jacob moved to Egypt due sever drought in Isreal . Later they lived Egypt as a slave and Moses liberated them as per gods order . God gave him rules to Isreal how should they live . So that they can light to all civilisation. These rules are written in the tablets which is in Torah.

[@muhammedjaseemshajeef6781]

after jews went into exile the residents were mostly Christian and spoke aramaic and after Arab conquest of aramaic speaking regions the regions such as syria, iraq, lebanon, Palestine region🇵🇸were arabized and Christians🇵🇸 converted to Islam 🇵🇸and only some speak aramaic today🇵🇸 And there was no any mass arab migration to levant or north Africa Those are arabized levantines or berbers 😌👌🏻🇵🇸

[@sunnymitra6372]

But Arabs aren't Palestinians......Arabs are a different Community

[@kunalseth6437]

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[@RajMann-z6s]

Civilizations have been built on the science of social engineering 😅

[@robertmitchell8630]

If there was no Israel Think off all the resources being used by the Hamas PLO ISIS etc where you think it would be funneled to? Yup Bharat

[@matthewjoseph7671]

Just Wondering What Mr AIM's Source is ? Mr AIM makes very powerful statements ...so powerful in fact to suggest that he lived 3500 Years Ago 😂

[@clonethorn]

They had to do this after a "brilliant" episode....or is this the same but freshly edited..."we know for a fact.." is interestingly repeated so many times.... "Palaishtu"/Philistines were Sea People..thought to be from Greece/Crete...with no connections to Palestinians today...Canaanites find no mention....there is better, objective and detailed historical content that is way better than this "brilliant" piece. Very convenient omission of the Nakba...

[@Jagatrakhshkan350]

It is a small edited version, divided into many small videos dedicated for important sub heading of the original longer version. This is for ease of watching and understanding.

[@clonethorn]

@@Jagatrakhshkan350 True and full of opinions and omissions ...

[@manoharansubramaniam3862]

What is your Version?

[@clonethorn]

@@manoharansubramaniam3862 It is not about "my" version. You can reference the works for Ilan Pappe and Norman Frankenstein for history, specifically the modern history of Palestine/Israel for a complete background without omission. There are number of their related content on youtube. Just as an example this "brilliant" talk does not mention the Nakba ever...

[@manoharansubramaniam3862]

@clonethorn All Ahhijit is trying to give is a glimpse of the events. It can not obviously include everything .It is truly brilliant. Be as it may, I have two questions ? Why no Islamic country is willing to accept Palestinians, after all they also are Muslims. What happened to the Jews who were living in the middle east countries other than Israel?

[@robertmitchell8630]

The reason the Abrahamic religions use Amen ,Aminn Amin etc Moses brought it out from Egypt The God Amon Ra Israel Is Goddess ISIS Ra Amon Ra El ancient Phoenician God 🙏 So they start the prayer Yeah Allah and conclude with Amin or praise to Amon Ra

[@indiapakistanfriends7453]

Foolishly, Muslims and Christians frowned upon money lending, instead of putting a cap on interest rates by money lenders. This allowed Jews to dominate the lucrative banking business.

[@rajvindersinghghuman5166]

Some of what you spoke is incorrect. Please keep to India knowledge, your India's history that you know instead of talking about other countries history & religion. I disagree a small portion what you said.

[@krishnanramakrishnan472]

Council of Nicea

[@petem9994]

But didn't Abraham, father of all jews, came from Mesopotamia and concocted the story that "god send him to the promised land of palestine, canaan?

[@uzmaali9746]

He conveniently tells a story from 3000 years ago but totally misses all the 20th century historic documents (with written records unlike the land deeds from 3000 years ago) like Balfour declaration, resolution 194 of UN which also gives the right to return to Palestinian refugees kicked in Nakaba of 1948 and all subsequent historic event leading up to today situation. Read a book or two on the issue in context of modern history. Based on these augments 100 of counties have no right to exist which came into being in 20th century after the world wars. 2 state solution is a must to restore peace. Israel needs to exist and so does Palestine.

[@avinashsanil8165]

Concocted? What makes you think so? Can you share the link of your source? Want to check on the credit worthiness of your source. What tilted your conclusion in favour of fallen historians rather than holy prophets and countless eyewitnesses? Clearly your BIAS shines through in order to show Sanatan dharm in a better light. RSS ka chela hai!!

[@sunnymitra6372]

Proto Jews were Pagans and Yahweh Johavah was one of the Pagan Gods of the Early Jewish people.

[@nothingness3]

This lady is so beautiful she is distracting me from Abhijit ❤...lady don't come on camara...plz let me focus...

[@GODOURSALVATION.]

Bible has no invented stories, its based on facts. Jesus's crucifixion has been confirmed by various great historians.

[@gulag88]

😂😂😂

[@worstcatapultkingplayer5810]

Funny how he completely missed the entire point of Byzantine empire giving up Jerusalem to the Muslims and Caliph Umar allowing Jews to return. Modern day "Israelis" are not ancient hebrews.

[@arokiasamystephen3417]

Mose, Abraham....Jesus are Jews.....it is in the Quran.....

[@cyb-m]

wrong 1:30 - sorry, but hinduism is monotheistic at it core. Brahmam - Consciousness is God. All others are deities representing different aspects of consciousness and states of mind. So Hinduism is probably the oldest monotheistic religion.

[@nnbg8000]

Exactly! I'm an "oldie" & it's good to see young people like you are aware of this. When Hindus pray, they pray to that "param atma" & not to multiple "gods". I don't believe in God/god but I still call myself a Hindu as it's the only faith that gives me that scope.

[@worstcatapultkingplayer5810]

So stop worshipping monkeyman and holy cow. Come to the real faith and the true religion of Islam

[@robertmitchell8630]

Aton

[@YISHRAELi]

Acnathen - Eka Nadhen in Sanskrit Mac Nathan - Mekha Nadhen in Sanskrit December - Dashambaram in Sankrit November - Nava Ambaram in Sanskrit October - Ashta Ambaram in Sanskrit Such as many language example that pointed out once a time Sumeria, Sanskrit and Aramaic was the main used language in the world. Hari Kula esh is Herculese in Roma. Hindus and Abrahamic people were given Veda but both people travel different pathway and God appear as Budha for hindus and Lord appear as Yeshua for Israel to keep peace.

[@worstcatapultkingplayer5810]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sunnymitra6372]

Interesting Theory......but Buddha wasn't the only one who came here