Palestine Explained In Under Two Minutes
I picked this up from Mikael Valtersson:
Here’s Valtersson’s tweet:
Mikael Valtersson @MikaelValterss1
Who has the historical right to Israel/Palestine for dummies.
My wife said, can't you write a short and not so detailed tweet about my former 4000 character tweet on the historical right to Israel/Palestine, so here are a Saturday evening tweet in that manner.
To claim the Jews have the historical right to the land of Israel/Palestine because you're the indigenous population of that land, and nobody else, are like me claiming the historical right to the ancestral farm on my paternal side, because my Christian ancestors built it 900 years ago and I'm a descendant to them.
It doesn't matter that my great,great, great, great grandfather Nils moved from the farm around 1800 and his brother stayed there. Even though his brothers descendants still live there I have a greater claim on it, since they no longer are Christian and speak another language......
No court of law would support my claim, that's for sure.
PS My relatives still speak Swedish and are Christian.
4:10 PM · Jan 6, 2024
It really is that simple.
Palestinian-Israeli conflict reimagined as a house-share. Three brief sketches. (Warning: black humor):
https://youtu.be/ldsWc2sxL9s?si=LuVrhfhvEpnCElvs
https://youtu.be/BvqsqalamyA?si=1PKkDxPOXHIdhiOR
https://youtu.be/71knegFxJRQ?si=iWrhfoE-kvf8uwl8
I've still got a beef with the French for murdering my ancestors and forcing their children to emigrate to the U.S. as orphaned teenagers back at the end of the 17th Century. I haven't quite picked out the house I want in the former Saintonge province yet but I am working on it. Funny that "reparations" is a French word but they don't seem to think much of the idea.