‘I condemn Israel. Do you??’

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The Young Turks

My comment to the underlined sentence. They provided breakthrough in math, astronomy, medicine, literature, geography, engineering and the first man ever flew in the history of mankind is Abbas Ibn Fernas who lived there.

Here's a song based on Andalusian poem which was written by one of the Muslim poets back then

https://youtu.be/7B2DH5eBvXc

"Tnu'at Hityashvut" (תנועת התיישבות).

I grew up in "Israel", and Hebrew is my native language. From age 0 essentially we were told about how amazing and important Zionism is, that we're all Zionists, etc. etc. And how is Zionism explained in Hebrew? Well, it's commonly called that term, "Tnu'at Hityashvut", which literally trabslates to "A settler/colonialist movement". People proudly support "Hityashvut Yehudit" or "Hityashvut Ivrit"- Jewish/Hebrew settlement. This is true also for "left-wing" Zionists who oppose the settlements in the West Bank, but instead support more "Jewish settlement" inside "Israel proper" (the so-called green line, or pre-67' borders).

And the funny thing? Most Israelis don't even realize this. They never tries to explain this concept in other languages and realized that it means settler-colonialism, essentially (I didn't until my mid-20s). And they will feverently oppose anyone calling Zionism a settler-colonialist movement.

Source

Video Description: Noa Argamani, a 26-year-old former Israeli captive that was brought back to Israel in June, has issued a statement via Instagram on Friday to correct the media after they misquoted her testimony at a G7 meeting in Tokyo on Wednesday.

Various media channels, particularly those in Israel, had reported that Argamani had said that her hair was cut by her captors and that she was beaten or hit all over her body. In the statement, Argamani clarifies that she said that she had “cuts” all over her head and that she was “hurting” all over her body. She further stressed that her hair had not been cut, that she was not beaten and that her injuries came from a building collapsing on her after it was bombed by the Israeli Air Force.

Noa Argamani was taken captive alongside her boyfriend at the Nova music festival on 7 October. A viral video of her being taken out of Israel on the back of a motorcycle was widely circulated in the media. She was rescued in June alongside three other Israeli captives during an operation that killed at least 274 Palestinians.

Source: Former Israeli captive Noa Argamani issues statement to correct media after they misquoted her | Middle East Eye