Comments by "Winston Smith" (@winstonsmith935) on "Israel-Hamas: Trudeau acknowledges "many people" in Canada afraid of "escalating tension"" video.

  1. Trudeau needs a little history lesson to reinforce his statement. History of Perpetual War in the Middle East: Its a Human Pastime Wars Fought in the Middle East Timeline 499 BCE-Present Day: 1,525 Years of War Iran at the center of it. Then called Persia. 499 BCE to 449 BCE-Greco-Persian Wars. Location: Greece, Cyprus, Egypt, Aegean 335 BCE to 323 BCE-Wars of Alexander the Great:Greek City States against Persian Empire 66 BCE to 217 CE-Roman-Parthian War:Greek City States against Persian Empire421 to 422 Roman-Sassanid War (Part of the Roman-Persian Wars:Greek City States against Persian Empire 484 to 572 Samaritan Revolts: Samaria (Israel), Byzantine Empire (Turkey, Eastern Mediterranean) 494 to 534 Basus War:Fought between: Taghlib Tribe against Bakur Tribe Arabia (Arabian Peninsula) 502 to 506 Anastasian War (Part of the Roman-Persian Wars:Armenia), Upper Mesopotamia (Turkey, Syria) 541 to 562 Lazic War/Colchic War: Byzantine Empire against Sassanid Persian Empire 572 to 628 Byzantine–Sassanid War: Byzantine Empire against Sassanid Persian Empire 642 to 737 First Arab–Khazar War: Khazar Khaganate against Umayyad Caliphate 780 to 1180 Byzantine-Arab Wars: Byzantine Empire against Arabs Levant (Syria), Egypt, North Africa Iran’s history (Persia) Crusades: Christians vs Arabs August 1096 to August 1099 First Crusade (Part of The Crusades) March 1147 to April 1149 Second Crusade (Part of The Crusades) May 1189 to 9th October 1192 Third Crusade/Kings’ Crusade (Part of The Crusades) October 1202 to 13th April 1204 Fourth Crusade (Part of The Crusades) October 1217 to July 1221 Fifth Crusade (Part of The Crusades) 1228 to 17th March 1229 Sixth Crusade (Part of The Crusades May 1271 to December 1272 Prince Edward’s Crusade/Ninth Crusade (Part of The Crusades) 4th April 1291 to 18th May 1291 Fall of Acre/Last Crusade (Part of The Crusade 1380s to 17th February 1405 Conquests of Timur (Tamerlane) 1521 to 6th September 1566 Wars of Suleiman the Magnificent:Hungary, Persia (Iran), Iraq, Moldova Those are the facts to the end of the Crusades. I will post the modern history next
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  2. Here is the Modern History of The Middle East. You never learn do you Modern Middle East Wars: Arabs vs Israel /UN Security Forces October to 1973, 24th October Yom Kippur War 1990, 2nd August to 1991, 3rd March Gulf War Kuwait, UN Security Forces against Iraq 1994, 4th May to 1994, 7th July Yemen Civil War:Republic of Yemen, United States, Jordan, Qatar, Egypt, Sudan, Iran, India against Democratic Republic of Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Lebanon, Iraq, Libya, Kuwait 2003, 20th March to 2011, 11th December Iraq War:USA, UK, (multi-national forces withdrawn before end of conflict) against Al-Qaeda Location: Iraq, Syria 2008, December 28th to 2009, January 18th Gaza War (Part of the Arab-Israeli Conflict) Fought between: Gaza Strip against Israel 2011, 15th March, ongoing Syrian Civil WarFought between: Bashar al-Assad government against Rebel forces including ISIS 2015, 24th July, Ongoing Kurdish-Turkish Conflict: South East Turkey, Northern Syria, Northern Iraq 2019, 5th May, ongoing Persian Gulf Crisis Fought between: United States and allies against Iran Oct 2023 to Present: Back to Arab States/Iran vs Israel. History of War an Inconvenient Truth that is brushed under the carpet. 499 BCE to 737 BCE Persians were in the Middle of all Wars. Which is Iran Today: Still a Troublemaker Many people think of Persia as synonymous with Islam, though Islam only became the dominant religion in the Persian Empire after the Arab conquests of the seventh century. The Persian Empire was a series of dynasties that lasted from the 6th century BC to the 20th century AD. At its height, the empire stretched from the Indus Valley in India to the Balkan Peninsula in Europe and southwards to Egypt. Five dynasties ruled the Persian Empire before it collapsed in 1925. Throughout the centuries, the territorial boundaries of the empire changed severally, but the political and economic centre remained in present-day Iran.
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  3.  @ToiChutGongWu  You mean when UK and France divided up the Middle East without regard of Indigenous people, ie, Bedouin’s. That’s why Lawrence of Arabia was fighting for the Arabs.
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