Comments by "" (@jellyrcw12) on "What Israelis Fear the World Does Not Understand" video.

  1. When does being indigenous begin and end? Judaism originated in this area. So did Hebrew. Most Israelis can trace their ancestry back to the immediate area.
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  2. Tell me, who built a religious site on top of the other? Why did so many countries and cultures tell Jews to go back?
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  3. @RichardLewisCaldwell  European jews were and are not colonists, at least not in Israel. I don't really get everyone's obsession with the Ashkenazi. Secondly, I'm not really sure what this conversation is about anymore lol. My tl;dr is that Judaism and ALL Jewish people are indigenous to the region, Israel has a right to defend itself, and that hatred needs to stop being taught to children. As I see that this conversation has reached the end of its utility this will probably be my last response
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  4. I agree, at some point being indigenous starts and ends. But I don't think anyone is chanting at you to go back to your homeland? For most of history the world saw Jews as belonging in Israel.  @craven5328 
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  5. "And make whoever is there between second-rate citizens and slaves." Not sure what you mean? What I'm trying to say that is for most of history people have told Jewish people to go back to Israel, now they're in Israel and people are saying to go back to anywhere but there. So it seems like many people just don't want Jews to exist. I do not think everything the state of Israel is doing is right, currently or historically. But yes, Judaism, Hebrew, etc are all indigenous to Israel. It's silly to deny otherwise. @ronnynoneofyourbusinessgoo7892 
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