Have Israelis & Palestinians Ever Made Peace? | The Oslo Accords Explained

[@UNPACKED]

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[@itsa-itsagames]

you guys should look into how the Quran states that Allah ordained the land of Israel for Moses and his descendants Surah Al-Ma'idah 5:21 "My people! Enter the holy land which Allah has ordained for you; and do not turn back for then you will turn about losers." I mean this would be Palestinian Arabs Holy Book saying that Moses and his people the Israelites were given the land by Allah. Thats kinda .... a checkmate.... is it not?

[@md.sohailali7961]

At 10:24 oh what a horrific thought you had provoked like Arafat had already had been mourning like there's no tomorrow for any peace for Palestinians which showed how far he was ready to Tom down but thankfully that guy should be celebrated as the most thankful guy in the history of mankind as he took the responsibility of ensuring there no state of Palestinians that should ever exist on the face of earth. He should be celebrated as the greatest hero of Zionism and ISRAEL and should be awarded Nobel peace price and followed by every possible prize in regards for his respect because it's was the duty of those terrorists (who had been giving Jews a refuge from Europe for centuries to kill that baskerd PRIME MINISTER as that is their only duty and reason to exist) to do the job so that that could have be a possible reason to kill and annihilate those peaky Palestinians and their state of Palestine.

[@md.sohailali7961]

8:57 yes there are anti Zionist parties in knesset but there aren't any FACIST PARTIES in knesset on the other side of that semi-circle.

[@mostafanimer4512]

Just give the homes to the owners . Leaders negotiations they own nothing . U speak to the owners this is the justice ⚖ .

[@HananyaNaftali]

I'm Israeli and I love Palestinians. we love peace

[@colonel7652]

SheHa'Shem Yishmor Otha Hananya, keep spreading zionism and show that Am Israel Hai!

[@Michael-ie4sb]

חנניה אני עוקב אחריך כבר כמה שנים עכשיו עוד שהתחלת את הדרך. אל תתחנף לאף אחד אנחנו לא צריכים להיות בצד המרצה זו לא הדרך …

[@Viclip24]

@@Michael-ie4sb but israel doesn't even exist

[@Michael-ie4sb]

@@Viclip24 ok so apparently im not real 🙂

[@Viclip24]

@@Michael-ie4sb are you from the people without a land that are in Palestine. I went to one of Palestine cities especially tel aviv and I saw a lot of foreigners who say they're jews and their goal is to steal Palestine

[@lukasjohansson1364]

Thank you so much for the video and giving people the opportunity to educate themselves in a pleasing and creative way😍

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

Well, apart from mentioning how many Palestinians have been killed by the Israel Security forces. In fact, since 2021. Over 300, 70 of which were Children. Not to mention 300 homes that were demolished. You see, the reason the Palestinians fight is because they are having their HOMES taken from them and are being sheperded into CONSENTRATION CAMPS.

[@lukasjohansson1364]

@@davideldred.campingwilder6481 what concentration camps are you talking about, don't spread false information

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

@@lukasjohansson1364 Jabalia Camp, Khan Unis Camp, Al-Shati Camp, Neseirat Camp. All founded when the Isralies invaded Palestine in 48. Then there is Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon recently. Basically 6 million people to date.

[@lukasjohansson1364]

@@davideldred.campingwilder6481 Jabalia Camp is a Palestinian refugee camp located 3 kilometers north of Jabalia in the Gaza Strip. Khan Younis Camp, is a Palestinian refugee camp in the Khan Yunis Governorate just west of the city of Khan Yunis and two kilometers east of the Mediterranean coast in the southern Gaza Strip. I have googled , those are refugee camps, founded by Palestinian authority

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

@@lukasjohansson1364 listen whenever the Nazis told the Jews that they were going to the death camps and work camps, they called them refugee camps. Nevertheless, they are all known under one thing and that is concentration camp. It is a place where people are CONCENTRATED. The term Refugee Camp is a Politically Correct term to persuade the detainees that they are being detained and a term used (For people like yourself) that don't mind that 6 MILLION people are living in a big camp(s) instead of their own legally bought home(s)

[@insaanietihad-MSB]

Thank you, Thank you, Todah Rabbah for sharing these very very important historical events, much much needed at this time. 🙂

[@benchapman3788]

I never knew about this, really brought a different light to the situation in Israel/Palestine, thank you!

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

No it didn't, it is completely one sided and didn't mention anything about the legitimacy of the Plaestinian Peace Struggle and how they have had their very homes stolen from them...

[@ultrasmagowski2877]

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[@EddieStyle]

What a great video! Super educational and high quality. Thank you!

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

No it wasn't. It left out the figures of mortality rates of Palestinians. And the reason why they struggle to survive on a daily basis. This was COMPLETELY ONE SIDED...

[@Manowar68]

@@davideldred.campingwilder6481 Paliwho?

[@Manowar68]

@@davideldred.campingwilder6481 In the main, Arabs only began calling themselves "Palestinians" in the 1960s for political expediency. United Nation General Assembly Resolution 181 (Partition Resolution) of 1947 never refers to the Arabs as "Palestinians," but simply as "Arabs." The first time an international body calls the Arabs "Palestinians" is 1972 with UNGA Resolution 2949 (December 8, 1972). Before 1972, the United Nations referred to the Arabs as "inhabitants," "the population," or "the Arab civilian population." Not once did it use the term "Palestinians."Are the Arabs now calling themselves "Palestinians" the ancient Philistines? 1 - The Arabs who are now calling themselves "Palestinians" are Semites; the ancient Philistines were not. 2 - The Arabs who are now calling themselves "Palestinians" practice circumcision; the ancient Philistines did not. 3 - The Arabs who are now calling themselves "Palestinians" are monotheistic; the ancient Philistines were polytheistic, whose chief deity was Dagon. 4 - The Arabs who are now calling themselves "Palestinians" speak Arabic: the ancient Philistines' language is still being deciphered. NO, THE ARABS NOW CALLING THEMSELVES "PALESTINIANS" ARE NOT THE ANCIENT PHILISTINES, WHO INVADED THE LAND IN THE 2ND HALF OF THE 12TH CENTURY BCE.During the mandate period (1922-1948), the British called all the inhabitants of the land "Palestinians," which is why some prominent Arabs tried to disassociate themselves from the name: Lebanese American Princeton professor, Philip Hitti (1886-1978), who testified before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry in Jerusalem in 1946 stated that, "There is no such thing as Palestine in history, absolutely not." Of course, what Hitti meant was that there was no Palestine in Arab history, in which he is correct. Hitti was opposed to even using the word Palestine in maps because it was "associated in the mind of the average American, and perhaps the Englishman too, with the Jews." "There is no such country! 'Palestine' is a term the Zionists invented! There is no Palestine in the Bible. 'Palestine' is alien to us; it is the Zionists who introduced it." -- Awni Bey Abdul-Hadi, Secretary of the Arab Higher Committee, before the Peel Commission in 1937. The argus-eyed reader will be quick to note that Arab representation during the mandate period was named the "Arab Higher Committe" and not the "Palestinian Higher Committee."

[@mostafanimer4512]

Just give the homes to the owners . Leaders negotiations they own nothing . U speak to the owners this is the justice ⚖ .

[@EddieStyle]

@@mostafanimer4512 Who are the owners?

[@yonikatz3513]

The Israelis have tried over and over… and over… and over again. The other side does not want it and they admit it. What are the Israelis to do?

[@amjustdaniel5366]

bruh they never admit. they are saying that we always shoot first but u know the truth.

[@yonikatz3513]

@@amjustdaniel5366 Yup.

[@AG-iv6jf]

Maybe leave their land? You know just for change

[@yonikatz3513]

@@AG-iv6jf 🥱

[@yonikatz3513]

@@rashanajeh4996 Now I know you’re joking. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@omarlittle-hales8237]

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[@cosimodirondo972]

The last entry never existed.

[@rak6223]

“When you say NEVER AGAIN the NEVER AGAIN is not that people should not again attack jews then NEVER AGAIN is that human being should not treat other people like that.” Dr. Gabor Mate

[@berts558]

Just recently in the World Cup both Israelis and Palestinians were cheering for Morocco my Morocco save us all

[@nicbahtin4774]

“One of the common failings among honorable people is a failure to appreciate how thoroughly dishonorable some other people can be, and how dangerous it is to trust them.” ― Thomas Sowell

[@user-cq8ih4hj1u]

Thomas Sowell. Too clever for the mob

[@dinonazamodeen5694]

How would you recognize "Honorable People"? Have you ever heard someone say "That son-of-a-B...h" bamboozled me?

[@nicbahtin4774]

@@dinonazamodeen5694 well an honorable person is someone who stands on principle, is reliable, who will follow through. someone who is trusted and dependable. meanwhile you have some one like Yasser Arafat who despite being offered hospitality and base by several Arab nations he abused it and attempted to overthrow their governments. after failing both times he attempted to lie and cheat his way in order to be allowed entry to Israel though Madrid and Oslo promising peace and good faith. some one honorable like Rabin was totally fooled no seeing the snake that was Arafat. now we all pay the price

[@antonio703]

@@nicbahtin4774 You are an ignorant indoctrinated and racist.

[@nicbahtin4774]

@@antonio703 how can i be indoctrinated when the experience of living in a country that having a terror attack every weak will red pill any social conditioning your friends might pull.

[@AntoinneBarnes]

thanks for sharing this knowledge!!

[@apope06]

No mention of illegal settlements and restrictions on humanitarian aid right?

[@UNPACKED]

Did you watch the video?

[@BlakLad]

Largely good video, but you seem to only seem to talk about the terrorist attacks Extremist elements in palestine inflicted on the Israelis. You never really mentioned any of the illegal settlements Israel was funding in Palestine nor the numerous war crimes the IDF inflicted on the Palestinian civillian population. There is also the whole ethnic cleansing thing that Israel did to the Palestinians.

[@sandramorey2529]

My family lived in Jerusalem from the end of the 18th century until the beginning of the 20th century. The Ottomans were in charge then. My great grandparents had a compound on Ben Gurian ave and in those days there were plenty of Palestinians and other indigenous groups. The Bedouins & other nomadic tribes rented rooms in great grandmas house and kept their animals in the center courtyard. Everyone spoke arabic and Yiddish and the kids all played together. My grandparents got along with all the others. We kept the compound when we left for the US, but were forced to sell for much less than the place was worth in the 1970's. Israel wanted to build a shopping center, high end there.

[@deans5086]

How can Bedouins and Palestinian Arabs be indigenous?

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

Good question, he meant « invaders » the real natives are the Jews, both the ones always present and the ones coming from Exile

[@JJ73100]

Jerusalem had Bedouin never hhhhh you are dam lair, and ben gurian ave in 18 century thats another jock , you said was a lot of plasetinian that's right they are in their home. and you are few and they didn't kill any one of you ,who start killing thee Palestinian your people took their homes land,,,,

[@deborahfreedman333]

The "palestinians" are not from Palestine, and their leader was an Egyptian. Giving up more land to them, will not bring peace, maybe hudna, but never peace. Oslo was a serious mistake. Those, who negotiated with the terrorists, broke the law, and should have been convicted, not celebrated.

[@jibaruz]

rabin is originally from ukraine. arafat's family moved to egypt during ottoman times but is originally from Palestine lol

[@LilShibai]

I’m sorry didn’t the zionists and the majority of Israelis come from Europe? U guys really can’t see hypocrisy can u

[@DanielS-zq2rr]

@@jibaruz Arab Palestinians claim the land is originally theirs, and theirs only though. Even though many of their leaders admitted that Palestinians are just Arabs from various Arab countries around Palestine

[@jibaruz]

@@DanielS-zq2rr no leader has said that

[@jibaruz]

@@LilShibai you know the Israelis are aware of this so they made a myth of saying the Palestinians are actually the ones that come from other countries 😂 it’s pretty stupid

[@jasondanielfair2193]

Looking at the conflict linearly, chronologically, is a mistake. It seems tempting, but it always starts with the premise that we got to where we are today based on all the prior things-and that isn’t quite true. Depending on when you start counting, most of the people pictured in this video are dead. Sworn enemies? Not really…just born in different places to different peoples. Peace has never been a goal with a vision in sight, it has been a concept, a moving target, and I think that is the hardest things for foreigners/especially Americans, to grasp. Sometimes there is not a solution-and this creates real scenarios that require super human powers to achieve. For example, the land is so small, that even if Israel unilaterally decided to withdraw from the entire West Bank, it couldn’t physically do it-the airspace requires Israeli commercial plans to fly over the West Bank just to make a turn around descent into Tel Aviv, and there is no way to defend the country when it is only a few miles wide. Also, where are the Palestinians supposed to do international trade from? Israel wouldn’t allow constant transit of freight across its borders, nor Palestinian airlines to fly over (if you build an airport) the state for a long long time due to security concerns…so you are talking about across the empty valleys and mountains of Jordan to move products to Europe and Asia? Because Jordan has been soo friendly to the Palestinians and makes so many products itself… I am just saying that the complexities are so vast, and come from sources that have nothing to do with the peoples themselves (h/t to the British who created a silly arrangement that made both proposals for the state and Jerusalem just plain nutty). So until a lot of the practical questions have answers, the aspirational goals have to take a back seat. We can be inspired by them, but let’s not be discouraged by their shortcomings either. If people really really wanted to “solve the conflict,” then yeah it would take hundreds of billions of investment to make everyone happy. That is possible but a level of real Politik no one is quite willing to gamble on the Palestinians and the Israelis are not willing to spend/don’t have the political support/time between governments to commit to. The best hope is that the Abraham Accord states exert not just pressure, but economic incentives that create more opportunities for collaboration between Israelis and Palestinians-then, there exist possibilities for small parts of the puzzle to be solved. It won’t be solved at once, accept that, but celebrate the little wins. For example, social media and the World Cup allowed for youth interaction and flights directly to Qatar. This created a lot of tension, but it proved that we share the same world. It also showed that Palestinians can safely use Israels airport-diffusing a lot of tension on the Israeli side. So hey some trust in bits despite the violence can go far in quality of life.

[@yosefyonin6824]

the problem is that palestinians still try to linch any jews that walk into their towns while palestinians are free to walk if jewish cities completely safe and unharmed

[@davidw9751]

@@yosefyonin6824 That is why in a lot of cases agreements are useless as actual peace comes from the population. The Israeli population is indeed mostly ready for peace, the Palestinian population not so much. As they're governed by radical organisations like Fatah, Hamas and the Islamic Jihad, they believe peace will come on their terms once they genocided the Jewish population. The reason why they're so successful in spreading this idea is because of lack of education (the general population there doesn't know a lot about Jews besides what is wrongly told on the news or taught in schools) and poverty (as a result of their governments' corruption), since they are promised financial support if they go on a Jihad.

[@jasondanielfair2193]

@@davidw9751 the lack of education about Israel and Judaism and Jewish history in not just Palestinian, but many Arab/Muslim countries as well has created a very different picture of reality for their populations. This is by design-not because there is something inherently hostile between Jews and Muslims, but because many leaders of those countries need a scapegoat problem/country to blame problems on and distract from their policies. Iran does this masterfully. China does a very similar thing with its antagonism of Taiwan (don’t expect an invasion anytime soon folks, that is China’s way to making their claim continually relevant internally and internationally, but they have no incentive to actually invade, their leadership needs the false narrative that Taiwan is rebellious and evil etc. to rally the public around the regime. So back to the Israeli and Palestinian issues…the picture painted in Palestinian schools (many but not perhaps all) is so extreme that you would could hardly not think Israel was the devil if you grew up learning things that literally said Israel is the devil, especially if you do not understand why there are bombs going off overhead every now and then and planes from a foreign source you have never seen in real life. Social media is a blessing and a curse here too, on one hand, things like Tik Tok actually expose Palestinians to Israeli culture and regular people because it is geo-targeted and we are a handful of km away. Same with the opposite. But social media also rapidly spreads lies and disinformation. The UAE or Bahrain, I cannot remember exactly which, just announced they will start teaching about the Holocaust in schools. Imagine a whole country not knowing a crucial part of the history of a country that is supposedly a key adversary…well, that is most of the Arab world. And the ones who do know, are fed the lie that Israel was “given” to the Israelis/Jews as some form of reparations for the Holocaust, effectively erasing Jewish presence and history in the land. BUT I wanted to also say that the education problem swings both ways, particularly among the growing Ultra Orthodox community in Israel. The far right is increasingly diminishing secular education in the community and thus substituting actual history with a form of biblical Zionism that is just not a thing, and which paints the Palestinians in that same “classic enemy” motif, like Amalek or some force entirely bent on our destruction. And while yeah many parts of Palestinian are against Israel’s existence, they aren’t going anywhere and pretending otherwise, without knowing how to engage because you know nothing of their history, keeps us locked in perpetual purgatory. The situation is just that right now with the newly sworn in hard-right government full of reality deniers and bigots. Education is the only way to slow this descent.

[@ZackAbusharif]

This isn’t true. We just need good leaders. And it will happen

[@guillermorodriguez3844]

I live in a divided country myself, and is sad to see this in other places of the world. From El salvador, somany yearsafter a civil war, nothig has changed.

[@mastersplinter3868]

Underrated video, many Palestinians see this as all or nothing. Many Israelis want compromise and recognise the other side wants all or nothing which will make any compromise difficult.

[@I.T.S.V1]

Yes pls one day insha'Allah 😭😭😭❤️🇮🇱🇵🇸

[@patriotsforisrael3610]

The Jewish people are *indigenous* to Judea - Land of Israel. 🕎🙌 After over 2 millennia of forced exile, persecution, and genocide, the *(re)establishment* of *Jewish sovereignty* in our *ancestral homeland* is a remarkable story of *national liberation.* Jewish claims to the land are far more than biblical accounts. Our *religion, language, culture, holidays, rituals, liturgy, history,* and even the words Jew and Jewish are all inseparable from *historical Judea* and our collective longing to *return to the Land of Israel.* The land of Israel is where Jews became *a people* and the *oldest monotheistic faith.* It is where Jews *achieved sovereignty* before losing it and regaining it several times until much of the *indigenous Jewish population* was either killed or forced into exile following the *Roman Empire’s* brutal suppression of the heroic *Jewish revolt* in the second century of the Common Era. Though the Romans subsequently *renamed the land* Syria Palaestina, the Jewish people *never left* our homeland physically or spiritually. *Archaeological evidence* of Jewish life can be found in more than *30,000 sites* in Israel with antiquities dating back centuries. Even when we were massacred and persecuted by Christian Crusaders, Arab and Ottoman *invaders,* the British-led Jordanian Arab Legion, or more recently Hamas suicide bombers and rockets, our attachment *never* wavered. It is in this same land where Jews miraculously *revitalized* the Hebrew language, *rebuilt* the institutions necessary for independence, *re-engaged* in rituals that are uniquely observed in the land of Israel, *redeveloped* the land and the economy so that by several magnitudes the Jewish and non-Jewish populations grew, and offered refuge not just to the remnant which survived the Holocaust, but also millions of Jews fleeing persecution from the Muslim Middle East, Ethiopia, and the former Soviet Union. Today, Israel is a *rich tapestry of diverse citizens,* including over half of Jewish Israelis who identify as Jews of color and 20% of whom are Arab citizens. *Peace Not Hate!* 🇮🇱💙

[@tylerdurdan7128]

Why do they resist Zionism? It has been explained to them that the Zionists are smarter, work harder, and are just more deserving in the eyes of God. Who wouldn't be convinced to surrender their homes and sovereignty by such an argument?

[@eaglesfan226]

It wasn’t the Hamas that killed Rabin. It was Yigal Amir.

[@GaryParris]

so were the palestinians and christians.

[@GiveMeWaffles]

"The day the arabs lay down their arms, there will be peace. the day Israel lays down its arms, it will cease to exist" - Golda Meir.

[@jibaruz]

"the arabs" we are palestinians.

[@cosimodirondo972]

@@jibaruz In the main, the Arabs only began calling themselves "Palestinians" in the 1960s for political expediency. If one looks at the United Nations' resolutions vis a vis the Arab-Jewish conflict, that body, only began to call the Arabs "Palestinians" in 1972. Before that, the U.N. referred to the Arabs as "inhabitants", "the population", or "the Arab civilian population". Not once did it use the term "Palestinians."

[@jibaruz]

@@cosimodirondo972 this is a zionist myth, look up palestinian nationalism read about it please, you’re infecting your brain. Look into Tawfiq Canaan

[@cosimodirondo972]

@@jibaruz When two parties to a dispute go to court to settle their difference, the first words the judge utters are, "start from the beginning, and present any evidence you have." One of the earliest mention of Israel can be found in the 9th Century BCE archaeological find, the Mesha Stele, commissioned by the king of Moab (present-day Jordan), where he mentions Israel and a king of Israel, namely, Omri. The Mesha Stele is currently housed at The Louvre in Paris, France. If you claim that the land belongs to the "Palestinians" then it should be reflected in the archaeological records. Cite one archaeological evidence for the "Palestinians."

[@jibaruz]

@@cosimodirondo972 King of Moab is related to current day palestinian since he was a canaanite. Moab is a Palestinian canaanite word short for “from the father” so that’s wrong to call them “Jordanian” because “Jordanians” aren’t a real people. They are either Palestinian canaanite in blood or bedouin arab (nabatean descendant) and you need to acknowledge the different between today “israeli” identity and the “Israelite” identity. Israelis never identified as “Israelite” this is what foreigners called them. They came from Egypt. If Israelis claim to be descended from Israelites, they should go back to Egypt then. Canaan was a region of tribes that were unified as they identified as “kinaanu” but were divided from the Jews. We were liberated when Romans kicked the Jews out. First mention of Palestinians is the overall people in Canaan after destroyed colonial israel

[@51tomtomtom]

Love your videos and I'm not even jewish (or any religion) , but...........I recognised how many yiddish words my grandparents/parents spoke .......and than a grancousin of mine discovered the story of a part of our family with the surname "Wechsler"...........

[@NigelThornbery]

Doing that Freemason handshake. They are probably friends outside the public eye, letting their people go at it.

[@pedrorivera7931]

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[@Danilo_Ch_A_5731]

JUAN 3. 16 Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna.

[@PsychedelicUniverse]

Pales what? Never heard about it

[@TPG128]

palestine, an independent country bordering the independent country of israel

[@PsychedelicUniverse]

@@TPG128 The thing is that I looked in the UN website and I didn’t find any country by that name. I see Israel but I couldn’t find, how did you call it? pales something? Strange

[@shimshon6613]

Yeh it's a new invention, came a few years after the Narnians

[@TPG128]

@@PsychedelicUniverse well is is self governing so idk what point you’re tryna make

[@PsychedelicUniverse]

@@TPG128 so it’s not an "independent country"? I’m confused

[@emptyhad2571]

The last treaty needs to be signed so we can finally end all of this.😊

[@jonathanweinzierl4125]

Well explained 👍

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

The Palestinians are the newest of all the peoples on earth, and came into being in one day by a kind of supernatural phenomenon that is unique in all of human history. There is no such thing as a Palestinian people, or Palestinian culture, or Palestinian language, or Palestinian history. There has never been a Palestinian state, nor will there be a Palestinian state. There is no Palestinian archaeological find nor a coin. Today's "Palestinians" are an Arab people, with Arab culture, Arabic language and Arab history. They have their own Arab countries from where they arrived in Israel about a hundred years ago to differentiate Jewish immigration, this is the historical truth

[@MartinMartinm]

So you think groups like askenazis who lived in Europe for centuries have more of a right to claim lands in the middle east than arabs who have always been there?

[@abstrusemusic3999]

that i could not have said better myself.

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

@@MartinMartinm The Arabs invaded the Arabian Peninsula. Palestinian names: Al-Masri (Egyptian) - is this "Palestinian"? Hijazi (the Hijaz region in Saudi Arabia) - is it "Palestinian"? Baghdadi - (guess where from...) - is it "Palestinian"? Horani (Horan, "Syria") - is it "Palestinian"? Tarabulsi - (Tripoli, Lebanon) - Is this "Palestinian"? Bardeville (Vima village in northern Egypt) - is it "Palestinian"? Fayoumi (from Kfar al-Fayoum in Egypt) - is this "Palestinian"? Haddin (Yemen) - is it "Palestinian"? Halabi (Aleppo, Syria) - is it "Palestinian"? Abbas - the dynasty of caliphs from Baghdad - is this "Palestinian"? Bosnak (Bosnia) - is it "Palestinian"? Shishani (Chechnya) - is it "Palestinian"? Boshanka (Bosnia) - is it "Palestinian"? Ottoman (Turkey) - is it "Palestinian"? Al Qadwa (southern Syria) - is it "Palestinian"? Sultan (Turkey) - is it "Palestinian"? Defection (eastern "Jordan") - is it "Palestinian"? Moghrabi (Maghreb, Morocco) - is it "Palestinian"? Abid (Sudan) - is it "Palestinian"? Husseini (Saudi Arabia) - is it "Palestinian"? Tamimi (the Arabian Peninsula and the Levant) - is this "Palestinian"? Zabeidi - (Iraq) - Is this "Palestinian"? El Bana (Egypt) - is it "Palestinian"? Hebrew language derives from the Canaanite language

[@MartinMartinm]

@@gabrieljoseph6310 answer my question.

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

@@MartinMartinm This right was recognized by the League of Nations, as the branch of the international community, in its unanimous vote in favor of the text of the British mandate on AI. On 7/24/1922, all 51 members of the League of Nations voted without abstentions and without dissenters on the wording that states: "Recognition is hereby given to the historical connection of the Jewish people with Palestine, and thanks to it the re-establishment of its national home in this land", thus establishing this right in international law . Article 80 Chapter 12 of the Charter of the United Nations (1945), is part of the chapter dealing with international trust systems (International Trusteeship System) and excludes the trust agreements detailed in Articles 77, 79 and 81 of that chapter. Edmund Levy's 2012 report refers to this section as stating the "principle of recognizing the continued validity of existing rights of states and peoples acquired by virtue of the various mandates, including the same rights of the Jews by virtue of the documents detailed above (the Balfour Declaration and the mandate letter) to settle in the territories of the Land of Israel " and in the references of other international jurists in a similar spirit. A school of experts in international law sees Article 80, which attacks the decisions of the San Remo Conference (1920) of the League of Nations, as legitimizing, in terms of the law of nations, the establishment of the State of Israel and not necessarily Resolution 181, which did not come to fruition, and therefore expired and did not gain traction in international law. Similarly, the Jordanian annexation of Judea and Samaria in 1950 was not recognized by the countries of the world, and therefore it also expired, and therefore the Balfour Declaration of 1917, which recognized the territories of Judea and Samaria as a Jewish state, is still in force. There are jurists who see the provisions of the Mandate Letter as a justification in terms of international law for the application of Israeli sovereignty over the territories of Judea and Samaria and the Gaza Strip, and this is because the Mandate Letter recognized the rights of the Jews in the Land of Israel from the Jordan to the Sea, and was supposed to facilitate the naturalization of Jews in the Land, but as for the Arabs, it is not about their national rights but only on their civil and religious rights

[@thomashoward4321]

why not explain the history of these two people before 1945 and the British occupation how long has jewish and muslims been living together before 1945 can you do a video on the history of palestinian and the jewish people

[@baruch-fl1cw]

Amazing vidoes, keep on the good work🤍💙

[@ElmerDomingo-m5x]

Who's the person who quoted the quote at the end of the video?

[@eenrich9116]

You say that the intifada was met with popular support and sympathy for Palestinians and that is because a revolution is for oppressed people to fight that oppression and opposing liberation of oppressed people is a vile thing to do

[@simko8665]

The Palestinians were offered back the West bank but when they had to sign the agreement, they got cold feet. Not once but twice.

[@arfankhan1783]

Can Neva give up al aqsa and never will Jerusalem will be always ours until the holy site remain

[@simko8665]

@@arfankhan1783 Who is asking to give up Al Aqsa?

[@arfankhan1783]

@@simko8665 they will never be a third temple on the noble sanctuary maybe in the city of David but not there

[@simko8665]

@@arfankhan1783 Jews are not allowed to build the 3rd Temple. Most of them avoid to put a step there because of it is a holy place. The Orthodox Jews will not let it happen . The Jewish tradition says that it will come down from heaven by fire . You can relax now.

[@arfankhan1783]

@@simko8665 i already knew as someone who study’s Judaism and has Jewish friends the true people of the book the Haredim community I know so relax

[@romeyjondorf]

How nice, they met in Egypt for peace. Arafat's home country

[@jibaruz]

Arafat's family moved to egypt during ottoman times from Palestine, i wouldnt say home country. this can go the same to rabin, who's real hometown was actually in ukraine 😅. also its not really peace with egypt. they just made an agreement because there was too much war over sinai and both didnt want to lose more soldiers

[@romeyjondorf]

@@jibaruz No, actually look it up. On Wikipedia, it says his birthplace is Egypt

[@dizzyday]

I’ve been listening to this voice in a podcast for over a year and he is exactly how I pictured except glasses

[@purplepill5345]

It’s giving the book of “revelation” 😳

[@ErikaIvonneC]

No more targets one paradise all fight 👽

[@i_like-planes]

For 20 or so years, no serious peace negotiations were held, both sides are to blame. People don't realize that to make peace requires to compromise. I hope everyone will come to terms with this uncomfortable fact.

[@howlandcrowe9807]

"Both sides have to compromise." Shockingly, Jews aren't willing to compromise with people who want to exterminate them. Why, yes, one people's right to live is totally negotiable! Maybe we could meet somewhere in the middle and allow just a little genocide.

[@i_like-planes]

@@howlandcrowe9807 quite a long way from giving people independence by giving up part of the land to genocide. I lived in this conflict my whole life and I want it to end. This way of thinking will just prolong it.

[@howlandcrowe9807]

@@i_like-planes, the president of Palestine is a Holocaust denier whose college dissertation was on denying the Holocaust. Hamas advocated genocide in their charter. When Israel was invaded in 1948, Arab leaders were quite vocal about wanting the Jews exterminated. I don't see how it's possible to compromise with people who want your entire demographic dead. In 2008, Israel offered to give up 94% of the West Bank and build a tunnel connecting Gaza to the West Bank (a generous offer, considering Hamas' penchant for using tunnels for terrorist activities). Mahmoud Abbas rejected it.

[@i_like-planes]

@@howlandcrowe9807 yes, and change needs to come from the Palestinian side as well. Like I said, both sides. Fact still remains that for the last 20 years or so, no side invited the other to sit at the negotiation table.

[@deborahfreedman333]

It's funny how Ukraine is not being asked to give up her land, to the invaders and occupiers from Russia. But, in order to have peace, Israel should continue to give up land, to those who invaded and occupied.

[@איתמריצחק-ז7פ]

The Palestinians are just families who came from Arab countries (Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon...) when Britain has controlled the country, there was never such thing Palestinian people and they never controlled “Palestina” - a name that the Romans gave to the country so enough with all the nonesense that we conquered them

[@Viclip24]

Stop stealing Palestine because we other Muslims won't let you rest peace. That land is also very important to Muslims

[@cosimodirondo972]

Lebanese American Princeton professor, Philip Hitti (1886-1978), who testified before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry in Jerusalem in 1946 stated that, "There is no such thing as Palestine in history, absolutely not." Of course, what Hitti meant was that there was no Palestine in Arab history, in which he is correct. Hitti was opposed to even using the word Palestine in maps because it was "associated in the mind of the average American, and perhaps the Englishman too, with the Jews." "There is no such country! 'Palestine' is a term the Zionists invented! There is no Palestine in the Bible. 'Palestine' is alien to us; it is the Zionists who introduced it." -- Awni Bey Abdul-Hadi, Secretary of the Arab Higher Committee, before the Peel Commission in 1937. The argus-eyed reader will be quick to note that Arab representation during the mandate period was the "Arab Higher Committe" and not the "Palestinian Higher Committee."

[@joshualittle877]

Partially correct. The Palistinians of Gaza and West Bank were those that became stuck there when Israel captured the territory in 1967. During the British Mandate everyone who was born in the region were called Palistinians reguardles of what their religion or ethnicity Jews, Muslims, Christians, Kurds, Circasians, Arabs were all called Palistinians. It was not until the 1950s that the Muslim Arabs of those two regions began to take on this new Palistinian identity for themselves. There is actually some reasoning to their assertions though I have seen no proof they are true yet. Yes there was never an independent Arab Muslim country called Palistine such a country never existed. We do however have to consider that when the Rasidun, Amayyed Caliphs conquered from Israel and the Levant all the way to Morracco along the Mediterranean coast of North Africa they did so very differently than they did when invading Persia. In Persia only the religion changed. The language and culture stayed the sane. The Levant and North Africa were on the other hand changed completely. They became Arabized. Today we tend to think of the Northern most African countries as Arab to the point some like Libya and Egypt are often erroneously labeled as Middle Eastern when they are nothing of the sort. All of those countries have Arabic speaking people with Arab customs and Arab appearance. When Spain fought to re-conquer the Iberian Peninsula and parts of North Africa they fought an Arab like people today erroneously called the Moors. The term Moore comes from a latonized pronunciation of the Arabic Magreb( simply means West) or what became known as Morracco. The Spanish called them Moriscos and the English Moors. They were in fact Berbers the same people that inhabited all of North Africa before Arabs or Europeans. These Berbers were both converted to Islam and their native culture replaced with that of Arabs. This is where the name Barabary Coast and Barbary Pirates came from. The Mamaluke Sultan that controlled these Berber Pirats was one of the first countries the US had to fight at the very same time we fought the British during our Revoltion. So what does this have to do with the Palistinians? Simple the Palestinians are attempting to assert that they are actually desended from both the Arabs and these original people who lived in the region before Arabs got there and they think this somehow gives them more claim to the land. The reality however is that this conflict is not and never was over land at all. If the Palistinian Arabs of Gaza and West Bank layed down their arms and requested, in exchange for peace and recognizing Israel's right to exist they could have posession of Gaza and West Bank as Independent Arab states with their own sovereignty and autonomy they would have had it years ago. The problem is none of this is about land or who stole what from whom. Jews didn't steal anything from them. They lived next door to Jews under the 3 Arab Caliphates for eight hundred years and under the Ottomans for another four hundred years but now all of the sudden living in peace is a problem? It's because in all that time Jews were considered second class citizens they were in many ways subservient to their Arab neighbors as well as the Ottomans. What the Palistinians cannot accept is living with Jews that they must respect as equal partners. They want to murder us, all of us and anything that doesn't end in our murders and their possession of the entire country of Israel is unacceptable to them. Arab Muslims control every country in the Middle East and North Africa but having this one blemish on what they see as a perfect picture even though it's smaller than New Jersey is just unacceptable. Israel has 2.2 million Muslim Arab Israelis who have all the same rights and privlages as any other Israeli. They even hold at least 20 seats in Knesit, Israel's Parliment so the idea that Israel is just persecuting Arabs for being Arabs or that it's any kind of Aparthied state is just rediculas.

[@danal81]

Did you get Hasby award for 2022?

[@Ugaritic]

One of the most idiotic arguments I've ever read

[@MaryamofShomal]

What makes me sad is the two men who actually wanted peace and achieved the closest thing to it between the Israelis and Palestinians, Rabin and Arafat, were both assassinated because of it. Because of PEACE. As a Christian, I’ll be praying for all y’all. This madness needs to end.

[@jamalalafgani1137]

its not 50 years wars. The war had started thousand years before.

[@tsujeshnair81]

Borrowing your video on words by Simon Perez. Hope there's no objection in using it.

[@jefism]

This aged well.

[@Christabbaword]

Luke 21:20 “When you see Jerusalem being surrounded by armies, KOSHER HAMBURGERS you will know that its desolation is near.

[@MesaperProductions]

The palestinian arabs? The palestinian arab leadership? NOPE

[@leon-nitaisheszek9038]

hey im 13th you have really good vids

[@mikey2it82]

God praise the Land of Zion 🇮🇱🇮🇱💪

[@jennyjen7000]

*Moloch

[@ahmadsalameh7959]

Weird place to start the story at.

[@ErikaIvonneC]

Natural mystic 🎶 everyone is perfect

[@francescogorbechov4192]

What’s especially delicious is that even the Quran says that Allah gave the land of Israel to the Jewish people. Palestinians just need to accept that

[@mannyperez4010]

Ah well my God said that everything you have belongs to me. You just need to accept that

[@itsjustwaterrr5948]

Can Yall do a video on the Nicaean council.

[@escapebeyond110]

One love

[@TheWaveSon]

When the Palestinians grow up and want peace, they'll find Israel is already waiting for them for 75 years 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@honestcivilian5539]

I agree I wish people would just set aside their differences and start treating each other like human beings. I think Isreal needs to make amends with Palestein for the genocide they commited against them after world war II. Todays Israeli's should Apologize on behalf of their ancestors and maybe compensate the decendents of the families that negatively impacted. Atleast by making the effort to say 'Hey we're sorry for the damage our ancestors caused' would like to move forward and build a new nation with you. And Maybe Jewish men should take on Arab brides and Arab men take on Jewish brides. I'm just saying learn to love again.

[@themanthemyththelegend6418]

bro just said palestine never bombed israel

[@boithangkipgen461]

You know same number of Jews were expelled from the Arabs country

[@sevenwarlord1255]

they will boom themselves and blame it to Palestinian

[@ErikaIvonneC]

I wanna change one with God

[@jonathano.7109]

7:08 I was just thinking how reasonable and balanced this was, until you mention a sudden wave of suicide bombings without mentioning Baruch Goldstein. Wikipedia (Hamas): "Hamas first began suicide attacks specifically targeting civilians in response to the Cave of the Patriarchs massacre carried out by the American-Israeli settler Baruch Goldstein, who... during Ramadan, killed 29 unarmed civilians... There was a strong sense that the Israeli military was complicit in the massacre because.. the nearby IDF forces failed to intervene to stop the attack, and indeed an additional 19 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in the riots that ensued in protest of the massacre. "Hamas announced that if Israel did not discriminate between "fighters and civilians", then it would be "forced ... to treat the Zionists in the same manner. Treating like with like is a universal principle." Prior to the Hebron massacre, Hamas did not deliberately attack civilian targets. But following the massacre, it felt that it no longer had to distinguish between military and civilian targets." You also omitted Netanyahu's role. Rabin's widow blamed him directly for her husband's assassination. Not a bad video at all, and thank you. A good attempt at balance, but missing those details IMHO.

[@UNPACKED]

Thank you. If you watch more of our videos, you’ll see that we talk about all of that The Rabin Assassination and whose fault it was: kzbin.info/www/bejne/inWrinurfKuhl9Esi=43tIIIFKNWu8f-ZQ Baruch Goldstein: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fniyamCJp96JfNk It’s hard to know exactly what led to what, but it’s not true that Hamas terror attacks began after Goldstein’s massacre - we talk about it more In the Baruch Goldstein video.

[@asiriaarba6916]

𝗜𝘀 𝗣𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝗯𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗜𝘀𝗿𝗮𝗲𝗹 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗮𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗮𝗻𝘀 𝗢𝘂𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵? Peace between Israel and any other nation depends on the Jewish people being at peace with each other. In the past, Israeli Jews were once united in times of war. Today, even war fails to unite us. There is no need for us to fight anyone. We will finish ourselves off with our own hands. Until we understand that everything depends on uniting above our divisions and discovering a common love, we will have no peace and calm with our neighbors. How does it work? It works because we are a special nation that was established not on biological ties, but on achieving the idea of “love your friend as yourself,” and it is that example of unity that will let us function as a healthy organ in the world. If we achieve such love for each other, then Palestinians will have no drive to fight us, and in general, the hatred against us will subside. If we wish to be at peace with Palestinians and the entire world, we first need to be at peace with each other.

[@blr759]

maybe you told...and I missed it. When was Arafat allowed to enter into Israel? Thank you!

[@marcelmolenaar5684]

I am so tired of these liars.

[@mz6367]

Hope to see ❤Palstine free from both Israel and Hamas love from Norway

[@ErikaIvonneC]

Imagine all the people strong you caaan

[@the2ndcoming135]

Exodus 23:13((G.N.T.))✝️

[@Rebeker]

1979 is an awful year the ayatola started to ruin Iran with the help of Arafat they had money from the US, look for Irsn contra, and also there, the mosad was helping.. I think there is a side of the story that they are not telling us our life could depend on knowing that Thank you for your insights, this is gold

[@Anesthesiapookie123]

well I could agree that the 1970s was a terrible for the Arab world, black September, Lebanon's horrific civil war, Iraq-Iran war due to Iran turning into more of an Islamic Shia republic.

[@ErikaIvonneC]

We are all in

[@claytonknight3078]

Amen

[@ClevorBelmont]

Should've taken the deal(s).

[@Chuck-mp1ji]

what was it for exactly ? 13mn of video to say nothing, absolutly nothing part of the usual cliches.

[@imretoth8150]

Yaaaaaaaala 😢

[@ErikaIvonneC]

Yes vacations for Middle East

[@JADE-vc3dt]

Israel has been trying to give peace Buh Palestinians and Arabs nation's won't agree Imagine tryna to gain peace buh your having suicide bombers to help u 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️💔 classic Muslims beliefs Israel has always been the victims here 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️💔 God bless and help Israel 🇮🇱✡️✝️🙏🙏💚🥺😔

[@alhaithmalbakri9645]

Trying to give peace, yeah by instilling fear into civilians, kinda like…hmmmmmm. Oh yeah! Terrorists. You’re obviously a troll

[@abbakovner1861]

@@alhaithmalbakri9645 and what else is going to be done? Patience does not last forever, Israel is not going to put up with Palestine declaring war all the time, every time Israeli politicians lose more patience, Palestinians always reject peace treaties, but believe me, in the not too distant future Israel will lose patience, and they will give the most radical response to the Palestinians, because it seems that this is what they want, war.

[@ErikaIvonneC]

One god

[@a.m204]

Never make PEACE with the Snakes PLO

[@retepelyod]

Maybe you should unpack some maturity in your presentation. This is a serious subject.

[@ErikaIvonneC]

Space invasion always god is a mystery

[@medjdabenissaad529]

Palastine free no for israel

[@deneshbhaskar]

Israel has benefited more from the Olson deal. They gave up taking care of the West bank and Gaza residents. There won't be a Palestinian state. My peace deal includes giving Gaza to Egypt and West bank to Jordan. If I was Israeli pm I would not make any deals and continue building settlements.

[@rhinochino]

Repent Israel, war is coming. King of peace is coming to establish the eternal kingdom of peace and righteousness. Repent all ye nations and people. Messiah will take the absolutely righteous.

[@jibaruz]

WOW this is the most Israeli biased story ive EVER heard

[@danhworth100]

This one didn’t age too well

[@user-cq8ih4hj1u]

No. They wont be peace. Sorry. The problem is the balestinians.

[@РаушанТогойбаева]

Angels abdicated, forswore and betrayed Mogols of all generations, mix, species because as Bioflor№, all Mogols types and kinds are sold for Meridians and Parallels Crossing Areas, the hardest plan, necessary fresh curse forever. One must not have connections with so much cursed one not to link curses through and to Ancestry… round face beauty, Mogols' mummy's sizzling 1st inspired Angels on Melody and Music... Sandra «Maria Magdalena» first 4 seconds, Supreme Notes and Tunes, are the Official Notes and Tunes of Power of Angels… Nagima is fighting against Angels 2nd round, Angels take and keep Spiritual Valuables without curses, before Curse Penetration stage… Fairyfailtale

[@a.m204]

What is palaestine? Is it a China made mobile phone?

[@GaryParris]

strange that you haven't touched upon the israeli violence, only one side is used the words of violence and terrorism. Wow!

[@UNPACKED]

Strange that you commented on a video without watching it, as the video talks about Israeli violence 😁

[@holy_Mospeada]

בשלום אי אפשר לגור

[@ethanguptill3417]

Israel should just not do an apartheid, it may help make peace come sooner

[@giovanni545]

Revelation 12:17 King James Version 17 And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.

[@davidcourt238]

Did the giant make peace with the pea? fairy tales don't happen!

[@tznwyvuk471]

Abraham is Father of Judaism, he doesn't have anything to do with Islam.

[@ryanmoore2447]

well you guys poisoned him Arafat he's gone now mossad 💉💊

[@yodaz101]

You can dream about it...Never gonna happen.... never....

[@monamak8271]

It's frustrating to witness Israel seemingly escaping accountability for their crimes against humanity, Our innocent Palestinian brothers and sisters continue to be oppressed by the apartheid, illegal occupying state of Israel. Despite this, we remain hopeful and maintain faith that one day, Palestine will be free from the river to the sea.. "The world started to pay attention to apartheid South Africa in the late 1970s, this was mainly when the USA-UK started to turn against the white regime. Now I’m beginning to see that the attention of the world will also shift to isolating Israel only when USA-UK turn against it. This is the precise problem with the continuing colonial order of the world - where something must happen for as long as these nations prefer. In a fair normal world, the isolation and defeat of apartheid Israel should have been achieved as soon as the progressive nation states began to identify it - whether they come from the North or South. Let’s continue fighting for the freedom of the Palestinian people, let’s not give airtime to guys like these in the name of polite society. There should be nothing to debate about settler colonialism and the dehumanization of people in their own land. We must fight against this bullshit man." author, Pedro Mzilieni

[@cybermage3021]

Before even watching the video, you really take over someone's house and kill half of his family and migrate the other, and then you expect them to make peace with you? thanks for making me laugh.

[@howlandcrowe9807]

*stares in the ethnic cleansing of 1 million Jews from the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Iraq, Yemen, etc.* You really wanna go there, bro?

[@cybermage3021]

@@howlandcrowe9807 One million? all the jews that lived back then in the arab world were one million, and 850k of them migrated to the "promised holy land", so how did we exactly cleanse one million?

[@howlandcrowe9807]

@@cybermage3021, ooh, a 150,000 difference. Whatever. I rounded up. And they didn't "migrate" to Israel. They were FORCED to leave. A great irony is that many Mizrahi Jews were actually anti-Zionist. Iraqi Jews held rallies proclaiming their loyalty to Iraq in the 1930s, for example. That changed after their Arab neighbors turned on them in 1941, massacring them and lynching them.

[@deborahfreedman333]

And since that is exactly what the Arabs have done, what is your point? This is Jewish land, invaded, ethnically cleansed of the native people, and occupied by the Arabs.

[@jibaruz]

exactly this video was super biased

[@Synth08]

I hate how this guy doesn’t talk about Israeli violence

[@elcanalderebeca]

Interesante

[@greggallery717]

Waste of the internet,

[@briarpatchson3039]

NO PEACE WITHOUT THE PRINCE OF PEACE!!! Yeshua hamashiach!!! ✝ Isaiah 9:6 "For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace."

[@ErikaIvonneC]

Sorry Italy Israel Yes please india

[@fakaaaM97]

In end you killed arafat