Israel map throughout history

[@grezverde2343]

A bit of music would be fine

[@garyIIRidgewatII]

Music is a distraction.

[@vonshango6311]

@@garyIIRidgewatII ever heard of ambient genre? it would fit.

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture1965]

A bit of sound in general

[@newYoshtown]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5bZeqyop8-Hirs this should fit this video

[@kanenguye.n]

@@newYoshtown that would be a perfect Rick roll.

[@Jeremiahdvorak1]

What a great video!! Thank you for posting such a clear and concise video about the history of this part of the world!

[@laseret1]

Thank you for this very helpful series of maps of Empires, Kingdoms, etc., and for the timeline that helps put history in that part of the world in perspective. It has inspired me towards further historical study.

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

in all this time, not a single state called Palestine!? *GASP!

[@abd-al-haqal-haqiqi6981]

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philistins read History fucktard it was and way before the very first state of israel and the maker of this video didn't put it on purpose you dipshit

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Hiwa Joe *facepalm! the Philistines are extinct ya tard!!! and they weren't even middle eastern! they came from fucking Crete! and they invaded the ancient kingdoms of Israel, and Egypt, and the land that they occupied in Israel was a tiny strip along the coast from Gazza to Ashqelon. PS: Philistines is not even their real name, it was the name given to them by the Israelites (the ancient Egyptians called "sea people") there Hebrew name "Plishteim" comes from the Hebrew word "Palash" which means INVADERS.

[@Benamon9]

Lol, Hiwa. You're a fucking extremist

[@Mozzers84]

Benamon9 Given that most Jews are descendants of europeans and asians there is a pretty good argument that none of them came from "Palestine". 2000 years is a long time. Apparently man began in Africa, does that mean I get to go back and claim a bit of it? What is the statute of limitations on nationhood?

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Hergle McMergle DNA shows that European Jews originate from the Middle East, and north Africa, and 98% of them are from the Levant. and its not "most Jews" either. over 55% of Israeli Jews are directly from other parts of the middle east. and many people do not know this, but the Palestinians also have a European minority among themselves. in some cases, you can tell by the last name.

[@TheMichaelStarbuck]

We need more videos like this on KZbin. Good job putting this together.

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

Did you notice that *not once* was there a Palestinian empire?

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

+Falkner Blitz OK, thanks for the update, now; did you notice that NOT ONCE did you see a "phalesteen' Empire?

[@FalknerBlitz00]

Yes, it wasn't an empire - just a region name. Not every country in the world originates from it's own empire. There was no Canadian or Indian empire. Just recognized regions that eventually consolidated and had borders set to designate land masses/countries. And I guess I spelled it wrong too...might be phislistin or something like that.

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

***** Did Israel have an Empire? Hint, see [0:17 min].

[@FalknerBlitz00]

preto shohmoofc guy Sure land of the Hebrews...ok. I mean is the point there shouldn't be Jews/Israel in the area or there shouldn't be Muslims/Palestine in the area or is it something else? Both sides laid claim to the land throughout history....it seems very ridiculous that they are still fighting over it in the modern era.

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

Our point was, Israel got kicked out of the region, THEN the palistine came in, now their saying that it isn't Jewish land

[@jrizaac]

Let us not forget the independent Jewish Hasmonean Kingdom around 100 BC

[@Yuval012]

true... the video editor forgot it.

[@Lestibournes]

And the many revolts, the most significant of which were the Great Rebellion and the Bar Kohba Rebellion

[@empiricalpanzervii1556]

Interesting, I did not know of this.

[@jk19781]

Not once was this area controlled by "Palestinians".

[@gunsunited8973]

it was idiot palestine originates from the greek word of philistin. The people from palestine are the descentdants of the people from the kingdom of israel who got arabified but it does not mean the land doesnt belong to them. The settlers in israel are some people who fled israel long ago, jews were kicked out from everywhere but who accepted them in ww1 to ww2? the modern people of palestine have a right to believe in islam

[@gatesassemblyofgod4208]

may i have your permission to use this video to explain this history of Isreal in relation to the book of Nehemiah? This would be posted as an inclusion with other content in relation to Nehemiah on KZbin. Please let me know. I will not use it until i hear back from you. Thank you kindly. - Aaron

[@GREENTUBE100]

Cant argue with history- thank you for posting.

Imagine having a time machine and finding out that in 50 years it is taken over by the Chinese and they concrete over everything.

[@MrKakibuy]

cant see any palestinian state..

[@MrKakibuy]

***** Jews bought this land from arab lords. we gave them MONEY for this land. go read some history books.

[@MrKakibuy]

***** History books are the best source.

[@MrKakibuy]

***** en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_land_purchase_in_Palestine you morons dont know how to use google,do you?

[@mohammadabusharkh6975]

***** did you even read this article, moron? "Map showing Jewish-owned land as of 31 March 1945, including land owned in full, shared in undivided land and State Lands under concession. This constituted 6% of the total land area" So 6% makes the entire country yours? Let's say I go buy some land in Spain or Greece (as a foreigner I can according to their law), after a while I can claim the country is mine? You're just stupid.

[@mohammadabusharkh6975]

***** Oh, and the reason you can't see any Palestinian state in this video is because there was none, as well as there was no Jordan or Iraq or Syria..etc. These were regions mostly part of Arab empires, and sometimes other empires. If the map was detailed you'd see Palestine being part of the Syria/Levant region. Palestine is NOT a muslim land, religion has nothing with this. Palestine is an ARAB land, as the first settlers there were Arab Kan'ans who came from modern Yemen, and who were fought off by Jews arriving from Egypt, who shortly established the kingdom if Israel there.

[@peopleofthecircle]

Great objective look at the history - I learned something. Any solution to the conflict has to be based of fact, history, and understanding both sides. Logic, pragmatism and rationalism must win over ideology and emotionalism.

[@Razzy1312]

You forgot the part towards the end where Israel expands to take the Sinai and parts of the Golan, then again contracts. But cool video.

[@ZeeJayStudio]

Nicely made. I think I should do something like that for my map series

[@markbigger8973]

1050 BC there existed the Kingdom of Israel.........

[@MajidSaieed]

The Assyrian in most cases is the kingdom made after David means It was Solomon kingdom I really advice you to search Quran with the word Solomon because he was worshiping God Allah.

[@szymeq.haizaki4898]

​@@MajidSaieedJesus is God and historical proofs, proofs that islam was created in 7-11th. century by arab leaders.

[@Brigitte3Z3K13LLalonde]

WOW! This is wonderful! Thanks so much!

[@MrMikflaherty]

So historically we should let Egypt have the claim to the land then ?

[@principal_optimism]

mick flaherty These were ancient Egyptians. Their civilization disappeared if I'm not mistaken. These people today called Egyptians are just arabs from everywhere else who had moved into the land of Egypt after the original egyptians' civilization was absolved. But I don't know, they could today have direct descendents.

[@principal_optimism]

***** I'm going to be racist and say that your name makes you a higher authority than me on this topic

[@principal_optimism]

***** I'm interested in the Israeli Jews' claim to Israel. I hear your connection to the land of Egypt is quite strong but here's the question. You think that the remaining "Egyptians" whose culture and Genes originated in Ancient Egypt deserve to return and establish a purely Egyptian(not Arab) state in the land. But this right and patriotism is it based more on Genes or Culture? If your ancestors had lived there but your family had lost the culture, the words, the traditions of Ancient Egypt: would you feel patriotic to Egypt? If your ancestors had lived there but had been exiled, moved to Europe, interbred, lost genes, had interbred people marrying people without and Jewish genes, but the households for years and years had kept the traditions, language, stories from that land: would you feel patriotic to Egypt? And which do you feel would make you feel more patriotic?

[@principal_optimism]

***** I am not Turkish. I am Australian. I never said that they Egyptians had migrated to Europe. I asked you a hypothetical question which I will phrase more plainly this time. For your patriotism to Egypt; is it more important that you have the same traditions as Ancient Egyptians or the same genes?

[@principal_optimism]

***** but what connects you to the land? Culture or genetics?

[@Mnevisson]

It's a map of political entities, and Canaan is a term for a region. You do have a good point, the animation seems to show the Kingdom of Israel conquering Canaan from the Egyptians, which is not what scholars currently believe happened. A more accurate description would show the Assyrian Empire being an entity in that region earlier, some Philistine disruptions in the coastal area, Egypt receding, and the Israelites coming to their own in the vacuum left by the Late Bronze Age collapse.

[@LFCsoldier]

Thanks for the upload! This was the funniest thing I've seen in weeks!

[@AnwarAlajmi]

Good day. I do like the way of illustration and it seems it took significant effort to produce such a good effort regardless to the concept of (Agreed/Disagreed). In addition, what was the resources of information in this regards which led you to such output? is it Israeli resources only? I'm looking forward to hear from you in this regard. Thanks

[@asonn5000]

Haters will say Palestine existed

[@אפקאליאב]

Omar Albarghouty you know that hebrew - is similar to Canaanite languages? I as a jewish speaking Hebrew could speak with Phoenicians, Moabites and so on if they were alive today? The truth is omar, is that you are arab and noting more. Israelites and jews came from some Canaanite people, others canaanite just disappeared. Hebrew names like Shahar, Anat, yam are names of canaanite gods. Yam for example is the god of sea, sea in hebrew is "yam".

[@shaboki802]

xD your so dumb, i love how you typed that and you were like omg im going to show him. you do know that philstine are not palestinans in any way they died along time ago and the philestines mean Plishtim in hebrew witch comes from the word polshem itch means invders so yea your dumb. its like me saying that sparta and spain are the same bc of there name

[@shaboki802]

and some israeites were from judea witch make them jews.

[@Bobtasavior5956]

Palestine never existed

[@ADWJ1358]

You forget about the indipendence period of Judea between the era of the Greeks and the era of the Romans.

[@RobinYourHood]

Im not jew neither muslim, but i know Israel is way more older than both christianity and islam. Jews deserve part of that land cuz that's their ancestory land, muslim also deserve one part of that land...idk it's so complicated

[@billsampler]

Great vid! Thanks for posting. It seems the overall take-away is that this land belongs to whoever can take it. And it belongs to him for as long as he can hold it. Then it belongs to the next guy. C'est la vie.

[@paspax]

The original area of the jewish state included all the territory of Jordan.

[@aliquewilliams3080]

Nope. Transjordan was originally part of Mandatory Palestine but became a separate British protectorate in 1921, well before Israel came into existence.

[@paspax]

Alique Williams And was included in the original Israel mandate.

[@aliquewilliams3080]

paspax There's no such thing as Israel mandate.

[@paspax]

Tell that to the British.

[@aliquewilliams3080]

paspax Do you mean the mandate of Palestine? Israel and Mandatory Palestine are separate things. Transjordan was part of Mandatory Palestine, but later removed. It was never part of Israel.

[@Mr.Cool628]

1 mistake it not was kingdom of egypt in israel there were cannaties and after that kingdom of israel

[@drswag0076]

there was also the kingdom of Judah where Judaism was formed Israel were pagans while Judah is where the Jews were.

[@nitsannishri5038]

Canaanites were different tribes that were assimilated/extinct

[@jovial469]

The "Kingdom of Israel" appears around 1050 BEFORE Christ...

This is the real mandate of Palestine! WHITE BOOK WELL DEFINED "The statement was considered semi balfur friend Rail road) has been pledged to the Arabs (as Churchill's analysis). The vilayet of Ma'an and Aqaba port attached to the Kingdom of Transjordan Hedjaz, as the latter was Ibn Saud. Enemy Territory occupied Syria later that Mesopotamia and Palestine has been mentioned, VII, 94-97 Treaty of Sèvres, the short-lived Kingdom of Hejaz VIII will be separate articles 98-100. The Committee set up by the British in 1939 to clarify the various arguments that many of the commitments made during and after the Great War, and all of them should be studied together. The Arab representatives submitted a statement to the committee, Sir Michael McDonnell [3], which explained that McMahon had meant anything, there was absolutely no legal consequences, since it was the actual government of His Majesty's statements constituted pledge. They also pointed out that McMahon was only an intermediary in the Foreign Secretary, Lord Grey. Speaking in the House of Lords on 27 March 1923, Lord Grey has made it clear that, for its part, who for reasonable doubt, that the validity of the Churchill White Paper interpretation of the pledge, which, as foreign minister, caused to be given the Sharif Hussein in 1915. [4] Years later, scientists are searching through declassified files in the National Archives has found

[@shaboki802]

ofc jesus was a jew in judea and judea was apart of israel in 1050

[@thescarydoor4934]

@@shaboki802 part of what ? it was called Palestine, Jesus was Palestinian

[@anniemg8509]

Thank you..thus helped me a lot!

[@Lestibournes]

Israel didn't "expand under armistice". The UN decided on a partition plan and Israel was invaded immediately after declaring independence.

[@JoseHernandez-ek1mv]

Gingis khan was a muthafucking beast!

[@mikesmith4680]

people saying israel was a kingdom long before palestine as if its some kind of argument. that doesnt mean anything. france was a country long before switzerland, does that mean switzerland shouldnt exist? no, they live peacefully as neighbors. so should israel and palestine. israel should realize they dont have a right to palestinian lands, and palestine should realize they can get their lands back. most of israeli citizens are 2nd wave immigrants at most, and are not descendants of those who lived in israel 3000 years ago, palestinians however lived there for generations.

[@interstellarlapisthecccp4946]

+Mike Smith The reason France and Switzerland can coexist is because they don't have claims to the same land you fucking idiot. Palestine can't get it's land back. If they don't want to become Israeli citizens they can move to Jordan with the rest of their kind.

[@mikesmith4680]

Ivan & Fritz france used to rule over modern-day switzerland. why should palestinians move? its their territory. israel is doing what western europeans did to the natives.

[@interstellarlapisthecccp4946]

Mike Smith except Palestinians arn't the natives of Judea, the Jews are.

[@mikesmith4680]

Ivan & Fritz modern-day jews arent native to the middle east, very few if any. just cause your god said so, doesnt mean we all believe it. the original jews originated from there, but they were kicked out, why should they have that land back? greeks were kicked out of constantinople, russians were kicked out of kiev, dont they have the right of return?

[@interstellarlapisthecccp4946]

Mike Smith The Russian's wern't kicked out of Kiev... the Princes of Novgorod left Kievan-Rus in order to get more power and independence.. and to answer your question if the Greeks decided to invade Constantinople I would fully support them.

[@MaureenMaynes]

Poor little Israel, why can't they leave her in peace?

[@atekin99]

because they take others land

[@MaureenMaynes]

Jimmy Nutron Have you seen the size of Israel ? They aren't very successful at taking land from others are they?

[@garyIIRidgewatII]

Maureen Maynes True.

[@abiezercoppe8886]

Maureen Maynes Wow, even Zionists don't come up your crackpot "history". "The British after notations bought six percent of the land - which was called Judea" What on earth are you on about? I presume you meant donations rather than "notations", but considering the nature of your conjecture, who knows. Also, Palestine is a land of ancient cities (some of the oldest known) and the Palestinians farmed and tended the land. Your claim of a "barren" land flies in the face of all the facts.

[@MaureenMaynes]

***** You have made some excellent points here.

[@georgebenyamin3030]

I'm just curious though, are you a protestant American by any chance?

[@spookstaz]

Nice video! The history of the past empires and nations is so fascinating!

[@chetnek]

Soo.... technically Egyptians and Anatolians have the most claim to the place ?

[@mishoginat5840]

+Toni Coni no there is a mistake there was caanans so the land was their and then jews captured it when they exit from egypt

[@redeemed66]

+Misho Ginat he he finaly somebody who doesn t is confused and know the facts . quit simpel just read the historical books both bible and koran agree Abraham father off all how believe !! abraham got 2 sons ismael the first jacob the second , ismael had to go , and was send to the east these are now all the arabic , and they are still mad about it , that spoiled kid jacob= israel who was the blessed one

[@chetnek]

redeemed66 so we should base history on fairy tales? Bible, Koran, and Torah don't prove a thing

[@redeemed66]

+Toni Coni no tony no fairy tales , the bible is a proved historicall accurate book , but you are free to believe it

[@khaleda.135]

it is a fantasy book, arabs were there from 125000 years ago, you still believe noah shitty story? or abraham's story that was wrong to science? the first people came from africa, arabs aren't sons of a ishmael.

[@todddowning7682]

What happened to Canaan and Palestine?

[@lgjosad]

its fictional country and never existed. you can check it by yourself.

[@principal_optimism]

Todd Downing correction on Rivkin's point. Canaan did exist and in the bible canaanites are mentioned, however they disappeared off the face of the earth. Palestinians today aren't their descendants. The ancestors of Palestinians today moved to the land of Israel after the Israelites were evicted by the Romans. They then built the dome of the rock on top of the ancient Jewish temple's ruins. And the conquering Ottoman empire built in the land to commemorate some miracle that they invented within the last 1500 years and crapped on the holy temple. This expansion of the warmongering ottoman empire constituted "Palestinians" and provided them with a "civilization" to call their own. But even so much is contested by both sides of the debate.

[@khaleda.135]

canaanites are same people of palestine today, all jews keep on making stories about them disappearing with no proof, blood test proved they are more related to the real jews in the area than any arab.

[@shaboki802]

palestine? you mean philstine witch were greeks and had nothing to do with todays palestinians? they still were first. and canaans are not palestians

[@shaboki802]

no palestnains came from turks u fucktard.

[@bishoyrashad5826]

1:28 mongel empire xD

[@HL2BeTAFaN22]

With what programm was this made??

[@PoGirlShines]

I have no idea as to the accuracy, but very interesting. Thank you.

[@thescarydoor4934]

most of it is BS

[@GrumpyAboutEverything]

People after watching this and realising ISRAEL EXISTED WAY BEFORE 1948: 😮

[@sygboe1]

For about a week only.

[@slh950]

Macedonia is in GREECE it was the Greek empire, when it collapsed became Byzantine or 'Eastern Romena' empire.

[@LigadOss]

Very incorrect. Alexander was from Macedon. He united Greece before taking on the Persians but it was always Macedon. And when the Empire collapsed who ruled Israel was the Selucids, then the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, then the Romans, and when I say Romans I mean the Roman Empire and later the Eastern Roman Empire which you know as the "Byzantine" Empire., Macedon and the (Greek) Eastern part of the Roman Empire had no relations.

[@TheJnegs]

***** Why? Just... Why?

[@slh950]

Ligad Ossadon Sorry, Perhaps I'm referring to Greece in a general sense, as in Greek culture which was dominant through the Mediterranean for so long even in Rome. I always thought that 'old' Macedonia was a 'satellite-state' in language and culture when Athens was the centre of the world.

[@atekin99]

wtf this is the worst interpretation of history I've ever seen xD

[@jimdimt1627]

makedonia is one name of Hellinik territory... like thesalia, thrake, Epirus Attika=athens, peloponesos, crete, and alla Hellinik placew... why is so hard to underestand ppl... is like we say now,,, in amerika.. oregon dallas, florida, and aal the other places... is siple just that,,, like ancient historian Stravon says.. like all the other regions one Hellas is makedonia olso....3ct B/C... dont mess with something you dont know ... and stop suport the unhuman conditions and be so mean... cant u see ppl, that we ar in the lowest position ? i wonder how ppl ar so hypnotizezd these days,,,... and in america that become a police-army state... i feel very sory for u ppl because you sel your freedom for security... and an ancient Hellin-Greek filosofer says, that no man deserve nothing if man sel freedom for security.. it is a fact... wake up ppl.... sorry for my english.... just live and let others to live too..... ;)

[@CyprusHot]

Macedonian Greek and Byzantine Greek* Empires

[@atekin99]

nope macedonian are macedonian and Byzantine are roman read history.

[@CyprusHot]

Jimmy Nutron That is like saying Quebec is Quebec. Ancient Macedonia was Greek, the inhabitants worshipped Greek Gods and had Greek names and viewed themselves as Greek. Alexander the Great stated that it was his duty to spread Greek culture. As for Byzantium, in the 11th Century, the Latins were calling Byzantines Greeks. The last Byzantine Emperor, Constantine XI Paleologos, had said " Ἕλληνες εσμέν " ("We are Greeks"). Most historians agree that after the accession to the Byzantine throne of Heraclius in 610 A.D., the Byzantine Empire became essentially Greek in both culture and spirit. Heraclius made Greek the official language of the Empire, and it had already become the most widely spoken language of the Byzantine population. The Byzantine Empire, having had its origins in the Eastern Roman Empire, now evolved into something new-something different from its predecessor. By 650 A.D., only a very few lingering Roman elements remained alongside the pervasive Greek influence. According to various historical sources, a large majority of the Byzantine population from 650 A.D. onwards was of Greek cultural background. Additionally, the Byzantine army fought in a style which was much closer to that of the Ancient Athenians and Spartans than that of the Roman Legions. And finally, "most historians of Byzantium agree that the Empire’s greatest and most lasting legacy was the birth of Greek Orthodox Christianity. Eastern Orthodoxy arose as a distinct branch of Christianity after the “Great Schism” of the eleventh century between Eastern and Western Christendom". I suggest you actually read history yourself before you tell other people too. It would help you incredibly.

[@TTMODS]

*GAYreek

[@atekin99]

***** they might be of greek culture but macedonians definetly had a different nation. its like ukranians and russians, they have the same culture but different historical nations. Byzantium was formed as the "Eastern Roman Empire" and like you said they might have changed to greek culture, they started off as romans which means it was the romans who expanded the empire. and for some reason the empire went into decline after it converted to greek culture.

[@CyprusHot]

Jimmy Nutron Do not apply the same concept of 'nation' in today's world to the times of ancient Hellas. If the Macedonians viewed themselves as Greek, then who are you to say otherwise. As for the Byzantine Empire, they viewed themselves as Greek too. Quotes and historical evidence provided before. No need to go over the same points.

[@avkrules]

My curiosity of history and maps piqued my interest here. I appreciate the balanced review of historical empires. I'd recommend starting the animation by illustrating where the region of Palestine was historically located. Later, you do get into the West Bank and Gaza until the 1970's, but forgo on mentioning the expansion of Israel since.

[@LightniXMusicChannel]

Well, the Palestinians ruled for 0 years, 0 days and 0 hours. If the land belongs to either the Israelis or the Palestinians, 150 years is probably more than none

[@Bytheemperor]

this land... is mine...

[@lgjosad]

no, its mine now

[@Bytheemperor]

lol!!! XD

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

too bad fer both o' yall! ITS MINE!

[@joelgonci98]

god gave this land (gets stabbed in the face and a new guy starts singing) ... to meeeee

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Joel Gonci way ta put a damper on the conversation.

[@imamook]

This only extends back 3000 years, if you go back further even more nations have claimed ownership of that area. So basically you have about 50 different peoples, empires, what-have-you at one time or another have laid claim to that area both before and after, all of them including Israelis were invaders. So why have the Israeli invaders been given the any preference? Why not the Assyrians, Persians, Selmuks and so on?

[@shamicentertainment1262]

maybe because they have died out? (apart from persians, but they have Iran)

[@principal_optimism]

^ also even if they were around today they're not calling for it. Their empire was 1000 times the size of the land of Israel, It's only the Jews who lived their once and who claim g-d promised to them and the "Palestinians" whoever they are.

[@calopsitadancarinadebrake7052]

true, that when the Hebrews arrived in the promised land (Israel) there were already other peoples living there like the giants, Jericho

[@mrkilo-g8794]

@@calopsitadancarinadebrake7052 Yep

[@badpiggies988]

@@shamicentertainment1262 The Romans have Italy, Greeks have Greece and Cyprus, Ottomans have Turkey

[@danielevav]

there was another jewish kingdom in israel in the greek and in the roman eara why this is not mention in the video??

[@Eli7PM]

They just put the Roman Empire without mentioning that Jews lived even after the collapse of the Roman Empire.

[@BlahBlahBlah8861]

No there wasn't Daniel. The last Jewish king of Judah was exiled by the Babylonians. In later centuries there may have been brief quasi-autonomous periods for the Jewish elite but certainly there were no 'Jewish Kingdoms' in the region after Zedekiah, before, during or after the Greek and Roman periods. One final point: the idea that there was a large, continuous, independent and unified kingdom of Israel existed only for two generations according to the bible (David and Soloman) and probably didn't really exist at all on any meaningful scale according to modern archaeologists.

[@leroyhobbes6297]

BlahBlahBlah8861 Daniel I believe he is referring to the Hasmonean kingdom, which gained independence after successfully revolting against the Seleucid Empire. Also, the primary ancient kingdom has always been the Judean one. It contained Jerusalem and the temple, and existed centuries longer than its neighbor to the north.

[@EBUNNY2012]

Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@durhamdf]

that is kind of the direction things are heading in, althoug extremely slowly :) The world is begining to realize that in order to share this tiny planet we are going to have to work together and agree on some basic rules. Especially as globalization really has turned us into a global society where actions of one country can send shockwaves throughout the world markets.

[@erikfahl4032]

In all seriousness. Who cares about "I was there first". It's all about power anyway. Survival of the fittest.

[@StateOfTheInitiative]

"survival of the fittest" isnt real you illiterate clown.

[@numbersix100]

The geographical land area known as “Israel” didn’t exist until 1948 when it was stolen from the Palestinian people.

[@mortadelacontomate4278]

The denomination of Palestinians did not exist until the Romans named that land Palestine 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@GM-uz2gd]

israel made by divel

[@shaboki802]

divel?

[@dymproductions]

Actually the Egyptians hated it because they lost land in a war and they though they were the super powers. The Israel had the chance for peace and went for it with a peace agreement. The conquering of the land was too show that Israel has powers and that Arabs should not mess with them. Since then, it has been fairly quite in terms of major full size scaled wars.

[@johnsmith-qn3ul]

"ISRAEL MIGHTY MIGHTY ISRAEL" "ISRAEL MIGHTY MIGHTY ISRAEL" the arab world need to start singing this catchy tune.

[@FADIMOHSEN]

The video shows the Kingdoms and Empires that had historically ruled Palestine, it doesn't talk about the ownership. "The land of Palestine has been populated by the nation known as Palestinians since historical times. These people are known to have been religiously diverse always with Muslim as its majority, living peacefully with fellow Jews, Christians and Druze people. However, with the Zionist movement of 20th century, a large number of Jews immigrated to Palestine from many parts of the Europe which increased the Jewish population drastically, leading to conflicts between Arabs and Jews"

[@shaboki802]

sorry but no. palestine came from the word phillstine (witch have nothing to do with the palestiians) the romans call the land palestine to make people forget judea bc they were sacred that people would become jews

[@HOPE-i6e]

@@shaboki802 The word "Palestine" are also a word used to insult the Jews during the era of the Roman Empire.

[@SULTAN007ist]

nice propaganda!...

[@animus3255]

if it's propagation of actual history, why not

[@SULTAN007ist]

Animus and you tell the deference ??

[@animus3255]

yes, everyone is called to investigate and compare it to other records, especially if it's worth looking at and talking about

[@SULTAN007ist]

Animus that's what we all do

[@animus3255]

that's good. what was presented inconsistent with history here?

[@CELTIC58ME]

BULLSHITE

[@Benamon9]

The Romans should've finished the job. To Christians, that is. Lol, this is just a joke, like you are.

[@thisguy4345]

FLORENCE MC CARTHY the true is hurt ?

[@dudefrombelgium]

you can show any fact but people will not believe it when you say Israel.

[@dieterniermann]

@anthonycrystal33 There was never state or even a nation called Palestine, that was just a name (given by the romans) of an area in a region that we call the Middle East.

[@omarsalem4918]

I'm from Palestine and i can trace it back 700 years and still counting if my grandfather was still alive he could probably trace it back to the time of Jesus!

[@thatkiddownthestreet8898]

you do know you were a british colony before 1948, right?

[@slyasleep]

great video, thanks!

[@93adennis]

Israel since becoming a nation in 1948 has given back so much to the world and even helping their one time enemies Egypt & Jordan. I think that in itself speaks volumes about the Jewish nation.

[@lotr450]

That was a great video

[@apselmanny]

@lotr450 this is what wiki says: "Plan Dalet" called for the conquest and securing of Arab towns and villages inside the area alloted to the Jewish state and along its borders.[3] In case of resistance, the population of conquered villages was to be expelled outside the borders of the Jewish state.

[@SuperniusPL]

Good video. I posted on supernius.pl Israel and all Jews have the right to have, to live in peace.

[@badpiggies988]

The oldest anarchy server on Earth

[@avkrules]

Regarding the conflict... show maturity, stand united, grace culture with diversity, and live with secular principles.

[@katherinegordylevine8167]

Thank for this. Shared on my Jewish Life pinterest board, twitter, and facebook.

[@forestsoceansmusic]

I think you clicked on the wrong box to reply to. What you've posted doesn't apply to me at all. Just looking at what's also posted, I think you meant to put your reply onto mick96ful's post ?

[@ClayandPapyrus]

Israel was independent after the Greek Empire collapsed it wasn't another 200 years until the Romans arrived

[@CharlyBown77]

Muy buen resumen de Israel a través del tiempo, felicidades excelente trabajo. Very good summary of Israel over time, excellent work congratulations ColonieRabbi

[@Wul-Lop]

Great education demonstration video.

[@MrNintoku]

Shows the land was originally the Pharohs of Egypt, then the Israelies. Sorry Muslims you got no claim on the holy city.

[@ozzirt]

You can make some valid points. good to see that you can learn something.

[@VirbiusMoon]

2. After the Arab conquests in the 7th century, the country was Arabized which made Moslem converts of the natives, settled down as residents, and intermarried with them, with the result that all are now so completely Arabized that we cannot tell where the Canaanites leave off and the Arabs begin. They are called Palestinian today, as they have been since Herodotus, through the Byzantine and Arab era up to today, as I have shown.

[@joeclarke9782]

Very nice overview.

[@emilphoryew9436]

Great, now where's my falafel?

[@poupounina]

To those saying that the land of Palestine and its surrounding is claimed by muslims and/or Arabs, I would like to say that the ones called Arabs today are the descendants of the previous people and empires that have lived on these lands throughout history. Canaanites, Egyptians, Assyrians, Hittites, Babylonians etc.

[@forestsoceansmusic]

Yes. "Imagine there's no countries, It isn't hard to do, Nothing to kill or die for, And no religion too. Imagine all the people, living life in peace." (John Lennon, 1971 - for those who may not know.)

[@DeptalJexus]

don't fool me. where's the Palestine ?

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

there never was one.

[@Mr.Cool628]

Palestine never existed it was only in ottoman control

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Diaa AL-mabhouh no you illiterate fool! Jesus was a Jew born in Judea. the Roman emperor Hadrian would not rename it to Palestine until hundreds of years after Jesus's death (how does it feel that you Arabs let westerners pick your names for you?)

[@Mr.Cool628]

FALASTIN was in gaza only and not naztheret + they never controlled jerusalem + falastin not was muslims and they died all of them they not exist anymore king david and solomon destroyed them and after when romans captured kingdom of israel they renamed it to palestine

[@Mr.Cool628]

check kingdom of israel map if you not belive

[@thorandlundeve]

Solomon : Who wrote this !!!?

[@bobbeckel5266]

This is a wonderful video. It is obviously the result of a tremendous amount of work. If it is flawed, isn't it up to the critic to create a new improved video, and post it? It would be really something if the author, who it appears is the only one in the World with the skills, could create an updated version that addresses the peanut gallery.

[@durhamdf]

I agree with that, no race, culture, religion or any other division of people can claim exclusive right to land.

[@14may2003]

Nice video.

[@TheChutzpahGirl]

Recent archeological digs provide evidence that Jerusalem was a big and fortified city already in 1800 BCE. Findings show that the sophisticated water system heretofor attributed to the conquering Israelites pre-dated them by eight centuries and was even more sophisticated than imagined. Dr. Ronny Reich, who directed the excavation along with Eli Shuikrun, said the entire system was built as a single complex by Canaanites in the Bronze Period, around 1800 BCE., The Jewish Bulletin, July 1998

[@tomerp9408]

Palestinian state? I do not think so. Palestinians were not existed When Abraham came to Canaan, when the people of Israel conquered Canaan and in other events. Palestinians never were here.

[@elainemarie8725]

At first I thought I was deaf!!!!.. Then I remembered I ate some edibles!!!😂😂😂😂 y’all need to do something about background music!! People don’t like this!!

[@TheChutzpahGirl]

When the Hebrews first migrated to Canaan, in around 1800 B.C., Jerusalem was already a big and fortified city. From that time on, there were always Jews in the area, but for many centuries, the Jewish population was only about 3% of the total. Arabs, both Muslim and Christian were 97%.

[@cattraknoff]

Ba'al worship was omnipresent throughout the Middle east. This is because Babel settled all of those lands, and Ba'al was the King of the gods there, under the name Marduuk.

[@ilokivi]

Surprised to discover that after representing competing powers from Morocco to Mongolia, that from 2:00 onwards no recognition is given to the occupation of the West Bank or Gaza.

[@cattraknoff]

In those societies worship of Ba'al was omnipresent. It was partaken in by entire communities, entire cities, entire nations.

[@VirbiusMoon]

The fact is that the land has been an Arab country more than anything else in history, and the people there referred to as Palestinians (or Filastins) for over 1000 years. In this era of Independence, it makes no difference that rule of the land has changed hands to different Empires throughout history.

[@eoghanc1212]

They were never captive in Egypt. They were paid workers and mercenaries who worked at or guarded one of the pyramids as it was built. Once it was finished they moved on. They had an army of about 5000 men and they DID conquer Canaan. Also, they were allowed to leave Egypt initially, but Moses ordered the mercenaries to raid a market town for provisions for them in the desert. That's when they were chased by the Egyptian army. This has all been proven.

[@morriswilburn]

That is my understanding. By way of background info, before the region was called Palestine, it was named Canaan after a people there named Canaanites.

[@Lestibournes]

It was called Canaan after the Canaanites who colonized Semitic land. The Philistines, who were either Greek or Crete, colonized the Mediterranean coast. The name Philistine means invader. Israel, a Semitic nation, conquered Canaan. Israel was conquered and exiled by the Assyrian an Babylonian empires. It was re-established as Judea in a rebellion against the Greco-Syrian empire. It was annexed and colonized by Rome. After failed rebellions Rome annexed Judea to Syria and called to combined province Syria-Palestina. After the state of Israel was re-established the Arabs who resided in Israel started calling themselves Palestinians. Except that they can't pronounce it so they say Balastin.

[@wabdinur]

Yes, we're playing the hypotheticals...it's good to see from the prospective of others sometimes.

[@Crazylalalalala]

@senyah5 remember? RND in Israel by leading US firms like Intel Mircorsof, Google,apple... is what helps keep US economic competitiveness.

[@jimbahb6998]

Cool vid.

[@TheChutzpahGirl]

Asking others for dates (which you appear to be incapable of providing yourself), and then dumping personal insults on everyone else, is a sure indication you are on the backfoot.

[@avavassallo2990]

Oh my god this video is older than me-

[@jasonwong1352]

According to history, the Ottomon's allowed Christians and Jews to live peacefully with Muslims. On Friday the Muslims prayed at the Dome of the Rock, on Sunday the Christians went to Church. The Jews were so afraid of the Christian crusaders they helped the Muslims defend Jerusalem during the crusades (and for good reason because the crusaders killed everyone including their own people).