They'll be quiet

Birdbyrde440:


Omoh
it was the roman, then the british mandate that brought palestine into existence.
if still in doubt, name the any palestinian, muslim arab king of the past(iron age), since you say it stretches back to the time of david and goliath, show us one palestinian coin!

was there anything like islam in the time of david and goliath?
did you mean philistines or philipians?
where the philistines muslim arabs?

Here is Palestinian coin 1937

No christian cares about this

Russia's President Vladimir Putin compared the Israeli siege of Gazato the Nazi blockade of Leningrad during World War II, as he called it "unacceptable" on Friday.

Israel is now about to do something that is "comparable to the siege of Leningrad during the Great Patriotic War," Putin told journalists in Kyrgyzstan. "In my opinion, this is unacceptable," he said.

Fears for Gaza's Palestinian inhabitants have grown since the Israeli army called for 1.1 million people – nearly half the territory's total population – to evacuate ahead of a possible ground invasion.

"We understand what that entails. In my opinion, this is unacceptable. More than two million people live there," he added.

Moscow, which manages to retain close relations with both the Israeli and Palestinian authorities, said on Monday that creating a Palestinian state was the "most reliable" solution for peace in Israel.

Putin renewed his call for negotiations on Friday and offered Moscow as a potential mediator.

When asked whether Moscow could help find a way to end the crisis, Putin said: "Russia can, by virtue of the fact that we have had good relations with Israel over the last 15 years."

Putin previously said the Israel-Gaza conflict showed the "failure" of Washington's Middle East policy and called the creation of "an independent sovereign Palestinian state" a "necessity."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME607cX5HIU?si=JqH1NZuZd_nHxcRA

They will still slave to their masters

Buccalcavity2:

You don't support yet you support. That's the fruit of hypocrisy.
Current Egypt is occupied mostly by Arabs, aboriginals are minority, same in most north Africa, America, Canada, Australia....So stop the dummy of ancestral land.
That land has been in contention before even Palestinians moved in. They got it through war too. These are historical facts.
When you want to strike a superior, just make sure you are strong enough to win. Each people do what is best for thier citizens.

Which war did they fight to get Palestine? 1967? 1973? 1948?

Type Balfour declaration and see how they migrated these Europeans there.

And that they speak Arabic doesn't mean they are originally Arabs. Same way speaking English or french doesn't make you a britt or french. People and cukture change over time okay. ?

Apcsupport1:
Is that your believe

the information above is from wikipedia, you can dispute them with FACTS

In 2009, there were an estimated 50,000 Christians in the Palestinian territories, mostly in the West Bank, with about 3,000 in the Gaza Strip.[13] In 2022, about 1,100 Christians lived in the Gaza Strip - down from over 1300 in 2014.[14] About 80% of the Christian Palestinians live in an urban environment. In the West Bank, they are concentrated mostly in Jerusalem and its vicinity: Bethlehem, Beit Jala, Beit Sahour, Ramallah, Bir Zayt, Jifna, Ein Arik, Taybeh.[15]

Of the total Christian population of 185,000 in Israel, about 80% are designated as Arabs, many of whom self-identify as Palestinian.[16][13][17]

The majority (56%) of Palestinian Christians live in the Palestinian diaspora.[18]


View of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
Around 50% of Palestinian Christians belong to the Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem[citation needed], one of the 15 churches of Eastern Orthodoxy. This community has also been known as the Arab Orthodox Christians. There are also Maronites, Melkites, Jacobites, Chaldeans, Latin Catholics, Syriac Catholics, Orthodox Copts, Coptic Catholics, Armenian Orthodox, Armenian Catholics, Quakers (Society of Friends), Methodists, Presbyterians, Anglicans (Episcopal), Lutherans, Evangelicals, Pentecostals, Nazarene, Assemblies of God, Baptists and other Protestants; in addition to small groups of Jehovah's Witnesses, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and others.

Patriarch Theophilos III is the leader of the Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem since 2005. He replaced Irenaios (in office from 2001), who was deposed by the church synod after a term surrounded by controversy and scandal over a sale of property owned by the Greek Orthodox Church to Jewish investors.[19] The Israel government initially refused to recognize Theophilos's appointment[20] but finally granted full recognition in December 2007, despite a legal challenge by his predecessor Irenaios.[21] Archbishop Theodosios (Hanna) of Sebastia[when?] the highest ranking Palestinian clergyman in the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem.

The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem is the leader of the Latin Catholics in Jerusalem, Palestine, Jordan, Israel and Cyprus. The office has been held by Pierbattista Pizzaballa since his appointment by Pope Francis on 6 November 2020.[22] George Bacouni, of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church, is Archbishop of Akka, with jurisdiction over Haifa, Acre and the Galilee, and replaced Elias Chacour, a Palestinian refugee, in 2014. Moussa El-Hage, of the Maronite Church, is since 2012 simultaneously Archbishop of the Archeparchy of Haifa and the Holy Land and Patriarchal Exarch of Jerusalem and Palestine.

The Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem is Suheil Dawani,[23] who replaced Bishop Riah Abou Al Assal. Bishop Dr. Munib Younan is the president of the Lutheran World Federation and the Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land (ELCJHL).The first Christian communities in Roman Judea originated from the followers of Jesus of Nazareth, who was put to death and crucified by order of Prefect Pontius Pilate in 30-33; they were Aramaic speaking Messianic Jews and, later, Latin and Greek-speaking Romans and Greeks, who were in part descendants from previous settlers of the regions, such as Syro-Phoenicians, Arameans, Greeks, Persians, and Arabs such as Nabataeans.[26][verification needed]

Contrary to other groups of oriental Christians such as the largely Assyrian Nestorians, the vast majority of Palestinian Christians went under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate and Roman emperors after the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD (which would be part of the Eastern Orthodox Church after the Great Schism), and were known by other Syrian Christians as Melkites (followers of the king).[27] The Melkites were heavily Hellenised in the following centuries, abandoning their distinct Western Aramaic languages in favour of Greek. By the 7th century, Jerusalem and Byzantine Palestine became the epicentre of Greek culture in the Orient.[27]

Soon after the Muslim conquests, the Melkites began abandoning Greek for Arabic, a process which made them the most Arabicised Christians in the Levant.[27]

Most Palestinian Christians nowadays see themselves as culturally and linguistically Arab Christians with ancestors dating back to the first followers of Christ. They claim descent from Romans, Ghassanid Arabs, Byzantines, and Crusaders.[28] The region consisting mainly of modern Israel and the State of Palestine is considered to be the Holy Land by Christians. Major Christian holy cities such as Bethlehem, Nazareth and Jerusalem are located in Israel and the State of Palestine.

That Christian Arabs in Palestine see themselves as Arab nationalistically reflects also the fact that, as of the beginning of the twentieth century, they shared many of the same customs as their Muslim neighbors. In some respects, this was a consequence of Christians adopting what were essentially Islamic practices, many of which were derived of sharî'ah. In others, it was more the case that the customs shared by both Muslims and Christians derived from neither faith, but rather were a result of a process of syncretization, whereby what had once been pagan practices were later redefined as Christian and subsequently adopted by Muslims. This was especially evident in the fact that Palestine's Muslims and Christians shared many of the same feast days, in honor of the same saints, even if they referred to them by different names. "Shrines dedicated to St. George, for instance, were transformed into shrines honoring Khidr-Ilyas, a conflation of the Prophet Elijah and the mythical sprite Khidr". Added to this, many Muslims viewed local Christian churches as saints' shrines. Thus, for instance, a "Muslim women having difficulties conceiving, for instance, might travel to Bethlehem to pray for a child before the Virgin Mary".[29] It was even not uncommon for a Muslim to have his child baptized in a Christian church, in the name of Khaḍr.[30]

socialmediaman:


The land flowing with milk and honey is the land we know today as modern day Israel. Palestine was a latin name given to the area by the Romans when they conquered the region in the second century. In fact it was named "Syria Palestina", Palestina being a latin word used to replace the name "Judea".

Lie and not true

Thank you for your feedback. Again, I urge those outside Israel and Palestine, especially the Body of Christ, to think, speak, and act based on knowledge and not based on brainwashing by the media.

How can you say, "The first people to call themselves Palestinians were the Jews who were named by the Romans"?

The above is so ignorant. The word Palestine is the Greek corruption of the term Philistine, which you see in the Old Testament. The Romans continued the use of the word Palestine. Before The Torah (Old Testament) was written, they were known as Peleset by the Ancient Egyptians.

Abraham met them in the land when he moved to the Promised Land. We see this in Genesis 21:34:

"Abraham stayed in the land of the Philistines for a long time."

Notable people in the Torah (the books attributed to Moses) were Philistines, including Abimelech, the king of the Philistines, with whom Abraham entered into an agreement not to maltreat his people in Genesis 21:23.

Goliath was a Philistine-1 Samuel 17:4. When King Saul wanted to kill David, the Philistines gave David asylum-1 Samuel 27:1.

Jordan is not Palestine. I know because I have been to Jordan. I have equally been to Palestine.

And finally, the Jews were not the first people to call themselves Palestinians. They may, at one point in history, accept that they were from the geographical area known as Palestine, but they never used the term Palestinian to describe themselves.

Please stop spreading ignorance and falsehood that makes people hate the Palestinians. From time immemorial, those people have been nothing but kind to followers of Christ.

Thanks again, and may God bless you.

Shinjawest:
Head slammers are very stupid set of people...

Always blaming people for their stupidity..

Now they are not blaming American for creating Isis and Taliban...

Soon they will claim that Christians created bokoharam..

Stupid black abduls

I expected you to come with evidence that Israel didn't support Hamas

UselessBuharist:
He wasn’t Hamas terrorist

But never lived as a refugee in his land neither did his disciples support his oppressors against him. You forsake Jesus himself to follow a Jew who spits on you.

Whalis:

Judaism has no problem with Christianity. As a matter of fact they share almost the same holy book.

Spitting on christians is an ancient Jewish tradition

Whalis:

Judaism has no problem with Christianity. As a matter of fact they share almost the same holy book.

Really

Jesus of Nazareth spent His earthly ministry serving and teaching before dying for the sins of the world. Who Jesus was and where He came from was an important part of Jewish tradition; the Jewish people were waiting and praying for a Messiah to come.

When Jesus came, not everyone recognized Him as the Messiah and instead rejected him, but not before Christ established His gospel on the earth. His gospel that was established so long ago in ancient Israel, ancient Palestine, and other regions of the Middle East reflects the principles that the New Testament teaches us today. Knowing who Jesus is, where He came from, His purpose, and His message will help each of us better understand the transforming power of Jesus' atonement, death, and resurrection.

The Ancestry of Jesus
An important part of Jesus' identity is His family line, especially how it relates to the events in the Bible. He is from the line of King David via His mother Mary, meaning He’s of Jewish descent (Matthew 1:1-17). More specifically, Jesus was a rabbi, a teacher of Judaism. Judaism was the primary religious faith in Jerusalem, the place in which Jesus was crucified and resurrected. His Jewish ancestry is a significant part of both Jewish tradition and the Christian faith.

In the Bible, the Jews, stemming back to Abraham and Isaac, were a chosen people of God who covenanted with the Lord. The covenant people of Israel were promised the land of Canaan (which is now correlated with modern-day Israel and Palestinian Territories), and other blessings should they fulfill their responsibilities as God’s chosen people. The Jewish faith and cultural identity were and still are deeply tied to their promised land. Because of His ancestral line and His life documented in the Bible, we know that Jesus was Jewish and that he was deeply involved in Jewish culture.The Places Jesus Lived and Served In
Jesus was born in Bethlehem, which was a town located in Judea, just south of Jerusalem. King Herod ruled at the time as a client of Rome, meaning He was given the authority to rule over Judea by the Romans. To get rid of Jesus and the threat Jesus posed to his reign, Herod issued the mass murder of all male infants, which caused Joseph and Mary to flee into Egypt with Jesus (Matthew 2:14-16).

However, after approximately three years, Jesus returned to the area of Judea, first in Nazareth where He was raised, and later in other parts of Galilee. The Bible refers to Him as Jesus of Nazareth; even when Christ was crucified, his cross read “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews” (John 19:19).

Galilee was located in a region of the Holy Land, which is referred to as both ancient Palestine and the Lands of Israel, according to certain scholars. In Jesus’ time, ancient Palestine was a part of the Canaan region, which encompassed the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.

Was Jesus Palestinian?
Some refer to Jesus as a Palestinian Jew, a Jew who lived in a Palestinian region. These regions are assumed to be Nazareth, Galilee, etc., though some scholars attribute these areas to Israel. Others call Jesus a Galilean Jew. Depending on one’s understanding of the regions in the time of the Bible, Jesus was born in and lived in the regions of Palestine and Israel, and He was raised by a righteous Jewish family.

It’s important to portray a more accurate image of Jesus since He is typically portrayed as having lighter, more Westernized features. Portraying Jesus more accurately helps people better understand the culture He lived in and gives a better view of what He actually might have looked like. It’s also important to recognize the cultural and religious significance of Jesus’ ancestral line.

D1official:
Someone should help Muslims know that propaganda won't save them,certainly not when the whole world including Chinese and Russians knows them for who they are.

Jew's knows they are nothing without Christians, and we have their back in this WOTOPORIOUS adventure. So REST!!

😂 ser how they're stoning you away from their land hypocrite

MadamExcellency:
If it is a prison, where did they get ammunition and rockets to attack Israel from? Egypt has border with Gaza and the entrance is controlled by Egypt and Hamas.

BTW, Gaza life expectancy is 76 years while Nigeria is 54 years.

May you experience what people from Gaza go through daily, then before your death.

Say amen to this if you're not ab hypocrite



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vio53jUpJz0?si=29txLcizCkBJA8gN


This is the Jews you're supporting, stoning christians

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZDE4MvnvBQ?si=Cj0N2HcyuCRAwDHi

Former US president Jimmy Carter said Saturday that eight months after a bloody war in the Gaza Strip the situation there remains “intolerable”.

Carter and his delegation were supposed to visit the isolated territory but earlier this week called it off, citing unspecified security concerns. Speaking to reporters in Jerusalem, Carter said he was still determined to work for a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza.

“What we have seen and heard only strengthens our determination to work for peace,” he said. “The situation in Gaza is intolerable. Eight months after a devastating war, not one destroyed house has been rebuilt and people cannot live with the respect and dignity they deserve.”More than 2,000 Palestinians were killed in the 50-day summer war between Israeli forces and Hamas militants who fired rockets into Israel.

Earlier in the day, Carter, 90, visited Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah and laid a wreath on the grave of former leader Yasser Arafat.

Carter was accompanied by Gro Harlem Brundtland, a former prime minister of Norway and fellow member of his Elders group.

But Carter was shunned by Israeli leaders who long have considered him hostile to the Jewish state.

Although he brokered the first Israeli-Arab peace treaty during his presidency, Carter outraged many Israelis with his 2006 book Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid. He has also repeatedly reached out to Gaza’s Islamic Hamas leaders, considered terrorists by much of the west.Carter did meet with a group of Israelis living in towns bordering Gaza and heard about life under the threat of rocket attacks and militant infiltrations from Gaza. But he said that he had no interest in meeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has ignored him in the past.

“This time we decided it was a waste of time to ask,” Carter said. “As long as he is in charge, there will be no two-state solution and therefore no Palestinian state.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR4udCWMkd4?si=lxjIbnydn1AoLcxd

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Hypocrites are blind by force and hatred

Botragelad:

Propaganda. Gaza is burning! Lol

But these ones will never wake up again

Botragelad:
Propaganda again. Lol
Why are you so scared?

Visit the site now fool. Visit the Israeli kneset website. Didirin

HenryTimes:
Islam_Bad

Christians terrorist

Israeli Government website Taken down

More

Female Israeli soldiers abducted by Hamas force

brightDdon:



Wait till this time tomorrow

Or don't worry I'll call your attention to the scores by this time tomorrow.

300 out of 6.5m dead already.

slimfit1:
Israel will only get stronger no matter what happens.

mumu

11doubledee:
You didn't condemn the attack,you are calling for 'de-escalation'
Go and de-escalate it na!
Mtcheew!

foooooolllll. See how they killing your bloody hypocrites

Offpointng:


Imagine some Christians taking on killing some Muslim community and going from house to house to do that cuz some Muslims desecrated a Church. You can see how senseless it sounds right??

They'd rather kill humans cuz of a building and you see nothing wrong in that

You're a bastard fool

okeke6969:
Why is this Op so happy about this ongoing war? Is he gaining something indirectly that we don't know?
Untimely death to anybody wishing another person death.
Bi o se ma ri niyen, la'se edumare.

You will also die for wishing christians like you and Palestinians death. Bloody hypocrites oloriburuku