Comments by "AlQaisar القيصر" (@hishamalaker491) on "Unpacked" channel.

  1. Nah thats cap I am Palestinian from Nablus and my family was in Nablus from fathers side for centuries while the maternal side of my father was originally from khalil (west bank) but went to Jerusalem before '48. Also many of my friends who are Palestinian have Jordanian passports either because their family were made refugees after '48 or '67 or they decided to migrate around that time but all have ancestry in Palestine spanning centuries if not millenia's also Palestine and Jordan are essentially one and half of Jordan became Palestinian due to Palestinian refugees fleeing due to Jewish zionist incursion. how ever my mothers side is Syrian hence I am Palestinian-Syrian but still my Palestinian side which is descendant of Samaritans who likely converted and got arabized are Indigienous we aren't Arabs who migrated the only side of the family that migrated was my Syrian maternal side and that was likely a millenia ago.
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  2. The influence they wield on culture and finance is a important reason regarding their history of hostilities, if someone wants to genuiely know why I will answer that and by ''they'' I am not talking about the Rothschilds only but all of them.
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  3. With silly mistakes like this one could question the integrity of the historical information provided by this channel.
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  4. ​ @spikeshnoops9940 Okay Bolshevik revolution: Lenin: quarter jewish, Karl Marx Jewish, Zinoviev Jewish, Bukharin Jewish, Trotsky also Jewish. They also made antisemitism punishable by death in the early days of the Ruddian revolution.
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  5. 0:09 Ethiopian Jews, Mizahri, Spehardic and Iraqi/Iranian even Khazar Jews left the chat Call me what you want, you can search them up and compare how they look like and well they dont look very similar at all. He could have specified American Jews and not ''jews'' because all of them are Jewish.
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  6.  @kavkazEagle77  You know what for the sake of your arguement I will call my self Levantine arab happy? There is no Palestine its just southern levant or part of greater Syria (which under the Ottomans Palestine was under greater Syria which also mean levant) this does no mean Nablus is not arab nor does it mean that many of us didnt get expelled or were forced to leave due to war and foreign zionist incursions. Lets use the arguement for the Kurds okay? There was no Kurdish state and before them were Assyrians who did have a state so lets kick all the 30m kurds from their lands elsewhere? Does that sound like a viable humane solution? Besides Lebanon was never a country that does not mean that people cant name their country Lebanon, since the region is named that after the mount just like Palestine it was named that by some Greeks whom the Arabs had adopted afterwards hence the name stuck even the crusaders hell bent on genociding us used to sing crusader songs about going to Palestine hence there is no reason as to not name the country Palestine if that is for many the recognized name of said area.
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  7. Okay, I am Palestinian-Syrian Arab Muslim and my view on zionism is that it is a (mostly not entirely) secular Jewish (nationalist) movement started or popularised by Herzel to resettle Palestine (as it was known during that period even zionists used to call it Palestine) by all means neccesarry such that it was met with resistance by some religious Jews/rabbis and the Ottoman caliphate/empire. The zionist ideology (Popular in Britian amongst British jews including Rothschild) sought to establish a colonial entity loyal to Britian (like how canada or Australlia were) while others wished for a independent Jewish but secular nation state akin to nationalist movements popularised at the time. This would be achieved as believed by many but not all zionists to be achieved with the "resettling" of established non-Jewish populations (mainly Arab Muslims/christians) or by living with them. While Britian promised this to them Britian came with the condition of respecting the civil liberties of established non Jewish populations instead of resettling them but why would they listen to the entity that allowed them to mass migrate and promised them a state? Nah rebel against Britian even though technically speaking the whole thing would've been impossible without them.
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  8.  @benqurayza7872  Yes same language and same region but just minor differences best example is Germany Austria, Switzerland and Luxemborg. All are technically Germany but are vastly different. Many Northern Germans are or feel closer to the netherlands rather than their fellow Germans in Bavaria or Austria who feel closer to each other. Just like the Levant, the Jordanians and Palestinians are the same thing due to geographic proximity rather than the Syrians and Lebanese while the Syrians and Lebanese are closer to each other rather than the Palestinians or Jordanians. you can see it in the accents where the Lebanese is very soft French influenced and Syrian is soft but to a lesser extent while the Palestinian is a bit thick but the Jordanian is the thickest and the angriest of all overall we are the same but depending on geographic proximity some feel closer to some than others.
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  9.  @jackiem907  I am just going to copy pase my reply to you: I am Palestinian from Nablus and my family was in Nablus from fathers side for centuries while the maternal side of my father was originally from khalil (west bank) but went to Jerusalem before '48 (she was born in Jerusalem but her family originates from khalil another place in Palestine). Also many of my friends who are Palestinian have Jordanian passports either because their family were made refugees after '48 or '67 or they decided to migrate around that time but all have ancestry in Palestine spanning centuries if not millenia's also Palestine and Jordan are essentially one and half of Jordan became Palestinian due to Palestinian refugees fleeing due to Jewish zionist incursion. how ever my mothers side is Syrian hence I am Palestinian-Syrian but still my Palestinian side which is descendant of Samaritans who likely converted and got arabized are Indigienous we aren't Arabs who migrated the only side of the family that migrated was my Syrian maternal side and that was likely a millenia ago.
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  10. Okay so? Who tf said he represents us or me? My father certainly thinks he is a idiot and I dont particularly see him as a hero or as a great leader or as a leader even.
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  11.  @kekesam4957  How do you expect militants to build a state which they dont have or how do you know not expect a state to fulfill its duties, your arguement is flawed.
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  12. Because the Mufti feared the establishment of a zionist state and the removal of Palestinians and of Muslim authority from al-quds and oh well he was right.
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  13.  @jonlenihan4798  I am Palestinian I have everything to criticize Palestine for as in the state and plenty to talk to the Jews about.
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  14.  @Nomad1992  I call that BS, my Palestinian father refused multiple trips to Israel by his workplace and refused to meet with Israelis for a good f*cking reason. We have honour, we dont associate with a backstabbing person. I would trust a crusader, a Nazi, A mongol, A Imperialist than to trust a Jew let alone a Israeli.
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  15. Both of you guys are wrong fundamentally it isnt. Zionism is a nationalistic movement prompted by many leftists and socialists and overall secularists. It aims to establish a ''democratic'' Jewish national state only for Jews (however due to some reasons mainly international law they couldnt fully expell everyone else living there). In a zionist state there would be adultery and gambling hence its a state for jews and not a ''Jewish state abiding by the Torah'' (which is the book of guidance for the Jews). Hence it had and still has heavy opposition from ultra orthodox jews (I am talking about zionism as a movement).
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  16. ​ @ehudshapira2745  هي من القدس جدتي من القدس اسف على التلخبت بأصل من الخليل و هم تقابلو بالأردن
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  17. Most Gazans are not From Gaza, they are from other parts of Gaza but were forced to go there as refugees due to expulsion.
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  18.  @jibaruz  Heh true, my friend a Palestinian told me how he met some christians in Nablus under occupation just like Palestinians ironically you guys made 10% of the population that is before '48, wonder what happened? Did a certain refugee group decide to make a state? Either ways from a Palestinian-Syrian Muslim may god bless you, these guys dont know anything about anything and only like to divide us further.
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  19. I dont care if it does, as a Palestinians I am sick of these Jewish m'fers. We cant have peace with them they from the beggining expressed their desire to kick us out and those who they kept were an act of mercy trust me in 20 years time they will kick Israeli-Arabs out as well many Israelis and Jews want to go ask Ben shapiro.
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  20. ''There are 50 states so lets kick out everyone currently residing in Wyoming to Idaho and give it back to the natives who were there centuries if not a millenia ago'' Thats basically your logic...
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  21. ​ @Unpacked Ironically it's the boomers that love Israel and the jew while Genz doesent.
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  22.  @bobbertsonlarz1743 WHAT DO YOU THINK?! ITS THEM JEWS ACTING LIKE THAT! THEY BLAME OVER AND OVER AGAIN! ''The Jew cries out as he strikes you'' thats a good quote dont you think, its a Polish proverb btw even the poles hated them cant blame'em.
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  23. ''The Transfer of 225,000 Palestinian Arabs, from the Jewish state to the Arab one'' And you wonder why we rejected it.
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  24. ​ @camg5949 you know what fkin bothers me? You are killing my people and you are disposseing them for 75 years then you lobbied America to start the war on terror and destroyed the countries of my fellow Arab and Muslim nations while simultaneously America and the zios bomb and simultaneously call us evil terrorists to the world media to further dehumanize our existence unless we stick by your damn principles. Imagine what that small hat tribe did to anger the Germans so much and now imagine how that pales in comparison to us.
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  25. ​ @HowlingWo1f You constantly say you are victims, YOU TALK ABOUT THE FKIN HOLOCAUST TO JUSTIFY YOURSELF WHILE MASSACRING CHILDREN IN GAZA!
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  26. ​ @Smil7001 However its 75% of MENA and as a Arab am proud of that. I am ashamed of all the normalisation, I hope that westerners stand up to the group ransacking their nations and promoting ✡️ wars like " the war on terror" and the Iraq war.
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  27.  WayneLynch69  Yeah christianity spread peacefully to the caucasus right? No Ethnicities were wiped out right? The Jews definetly didnt conquer, enslave and expell people who happened to be in their future ''promised land'' right? The Spaniards were definitely peaceful in their spreading of christianity in the Americas, philipines and even in Iberia, right? Also your calling us pigs? We hate pigs we dont eat or approach them on other hand you guys eat and raise pigs in your farms. ''Tell me what you eat and I will tell you what you are'' - Anthelme Brillat-Savarin You quoted a Political leader and I quoted a French author neither of us are quoting scientists or any scientific fact hence technically both of our quotes have the same value since they are only metaphorical.
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  28.  @forfun9395  Uh The change from Mecca to Damscus in Syria not Iraq (in terms of the order of change) also that was a different caliphate then to Iraq that was also a different caliphate then the one in Cairo yeah again different kingdom which started in egypt 5 centuries later besides by technicality it makes sense to change the capital damscus your capital since Hejaz isnt really the best place to manage the political affairs of a nation stretching from egypt to Persia. Russians changed their capital from Moscow then to St.Petersburg then back to Moscow even thats a bad arguement since It was the Russian empire who changed it from Moscow to St.Petersburg and the commies who made the capital go back to Moscow. Also the One in Turkey was again a different kingdom by the Turks, your are literally showcasing your ignorance as Islam is a religion and these nation states with capitals they are political capitals in which they manage their nations from also why would the ottomans Change their capital from constantinople (Istanbul) to Mecca which they got after constantinople/Istanbul it strategically makes no sense and makes them far away from their European possesion. A capital is supposed to be the central strategic city in which political and military power could be prevelant. In Britian yeah its london since thats where most Of political and economic power was well why didnt it change it to one of its colonies well why would they? The conquered territories by the Muslims were homeland territories and were annexed while the British conquered territory and made them colonies. The people living in the conquered territory by the Muslims technically became citizens while people Britian conquered in their colonies were subjects to the ''mighty British Empiraaahh'' and could easily manage the country from there ( as in from London as the strategic political and technically military command). Same with France its Paris thats the chosen political command of the country. Mecca it self is actually a small city I have been on pilgrimage to it and its surrounded by mountains in the midst of the dessert why would the caliph not change it to a more convenient location where he could more easily manage the recently conquered territory in Levant, Persia and Egypt? for earlier caliphs it was but then it was changed in order to locate the central military and political center to a more centralized place. Look at the Ottoman Empire Constantinople which literally sits on Europe and Asia is a perfect geographic location for a city to manage the political and military affairs of a nation stretching from Hungary to Yemen. For the earlier caliphs in the Umayyad caliphate it was Damascus which even beforehand was as a important city located in the middle of the caliphate is technically the Centre and from there militaries can be organized. Thats the danger of ignorance friend. I know that you hate us, hate me, my people and my religion but if you educate yourself more and use more common sense maybe you would change your mind else your hatred will blind you with ignorance and you will live your whole life like this except if your a old man who already lived his whole life like this. Well God bless you my friend, may you be guided to a more righteous path.
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  29. Statistically in 1920, Palestine was 90%+ Arab and %<10% Jewish even after the migration of jews at that time then with the extreme amounts of jew migration into Palestine they eventually made a 1/3rd of the land by 1948 and after that a even higher proportion of the land as the Nakba ensued.
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  30. Sure maybe Hamas did do some atrocities but I doubt the ''beheading 40 babies'' thing is real
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  31. ​ @rigelbound6749  They didn't...
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  32. ​ @rigelbound6749  They saw the fkin American flag.
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