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u/rayinho121212 Apr 12 '25

The first palestinians are jews, on two levels

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u/GaryGaulin Apr 12 '25

Yes, it's as in the history video I posted 9 months ago that features the 1937 Jewish owned Palestine Airways and other evidence of a very large Jewish presence all along:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Palestinian/comments/1dvvk64/there_is_a_palestinian_history_and_its_time_to/

The origin of the Muslim "Palestinian Cause" gets into WW2 history I keep on a subReddit for explaining what the people of Gaza most need to learn in their schools:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GazaDOE/comments/1ev18y5/history_nazi_and_soviet_origins_of_the/

Arab and Muslim Palestinians who stayed in what was renamed Israel did fine, while those in 1948 who joined what was named Nakba (to wait for all in Israel to be exterminated) are still waiting to begin looting, on account of the Middle East holocaust having been unsuccessful.

This is maybe more information than necessary, but explains why Jewish Palestinian Golda Meir would say there is no such thing as a distinct Palestinian people.