Comments by "" (@richardkent2014) on "Israel forcibly evacuates Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza | BBC News" video.

  1.  @ARCofRESISTANCE  Zionists were among the Jews who supported German colonial expansion and shared an interest in the two developments. Zionists advocated for Jewish national revival, while other Jews in German colonies had different orientations, such as preserving religious tradition or seeking a symbiosis between Germanness and Jewishness.
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  2. Even more funny when you consider all these problems today come from areas where the ottoman empire used to be.
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  3. Syrians understand what we talk about and Kurds today British mandated Palestine and french mandates Syria and Lebanon your problems don't stem with us in Europe or America but what was there before ww1.
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  4. Do you know in the same time Israel has existed us in the UK have lost the remains of the biggest empire in recorded history and lots of nations in the middle east Arab world and Islamic world where actually given independence by us before ww1 or after ww2 interesting fact.
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  5. Do you know apartheid in South Africa started in 1947 ended in 1991 after we gave south Africa independence in 1910 that was created out of 6 European colonies to
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  6. We seem to have given lots of nations independence before ww1 from our empires in Europe well before the problems started in South Africa and the middle east and Arab world and we didn't even colonise the middle east or Arab world.
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  7. Us Brits and french and Russia beat the German empire ottoman empire and there allies we was called the triple entente it wasn't much to do with western Europe there history in central and Eastern Europe before ww1 but we took control of there empires after ww1 most nations got independence from us down there or where under our protection from the ottomans before to.
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  8. I just want peace for everyone down there it will bring peace to Europe to and eastern and central Europe where east meets west you can stop that being a problem area you can go home to.
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  9. The problem is your still carrying on us Brits and nations in Europe today we didn't exist 100 years ago either before ww1 but our empires did and kingdoms and caliphates.
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  10. What's really funny with Israel is the history of Tel Aviv and what was in Palestine before ww1 and the demographic of Israel today why would you have even headed there when you was coming to the west before ww1 anyway and actually supported us to in ww1 and ww2.
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  11. Is Brits actually renovated Al asqa mosque in Palestine.
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  12. There's a thing called the status quo in Israel there not allowed to put one religion over the other not all Jews are the same have you ever heard anyone say where they come from or why they came to the west.
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  13. I think this was your problems with the Germans or like other colonies and settlements you became nations see it doesn't make sense historically why you have problems in Palestine and why no one else will take you AI Overview    +1 Before World War I, Palestine was made up of several Ottoman provinces, and there were also German and other colonies in the region:  German colonies Christoph Hoffmann and Georg David Hardegg founded the Templer colonies in Palestine, including the Templer Colony in Haifa, the Jaffa colony, and the German Colony in Jerusalem.  Jewish immigration The First Aliyah, or "agriculture aliyah," was the first wave of Zionist immigration to Palestine, with 25,000 to 35,000 Jews immigrating between 1882 and 1903.  Ottoman authorities In 1892, the Ottoman authorities banned land sales to foreigners due to concerns about the loyalty of the new immigrants and the potential threat to Turkish control in the region.   The Ottoman Empire was eventually broken up, and Palestine became a British-administered territory under the League of Nations. The British Mandate for Palestine was established in 1920, and the British administered the territory until 1947.
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  14. I actually used to live in America a few places but I lived 5 miles from Palestine in Ohio each state in America has different European history Ohio was a German state.
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  15. I don't think British Palestine was a bad place it was a administrive centre for change's happening Syrians and the Lebanese don't even talk about the french who allowed this because my uncle got his fingers servered to the bone in British mandated Palestine because we was caught between two groups of people there but we never had a problem with either of you
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  16. ​​ @Straight_Talk that's the problem in the west we have Muslims from all over the world living here I think all them in Israel come from Europe tbh people don't know about the ottoman empire in Europe and how it was partioned after ww1. We only get problems really from where the ottoman empire used to be Al asqaa mosque is different from Mecca to it's very European there's spaces for evey religion to pray in al asqa.
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  17. Don't let the youngsters grow up how we did the world is to different for this today. and Europe and America is the worlds home to now.
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  18. You accuse us of heinous things in Europe today in nations we gave Independence to you say we support genocide in Europe it's you lot down there causing it and your politicians in nations we gave independence to not taking the refugee's
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  19. I can make sense now of why my great uncle had his fingers cut to the bone on both hands in British Palestine now . Don't know if you can today but back then he was left a cripple couldn't work no help back then.
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  20.  @ARCofRESISTANCE  us Brits where a colony to but the only think.left in this world is our empires don't exist anymore but what you have today does and millions living here and across the world now including America and that you should have had peace in 1993 we never caused any of your problems in the west it's your history here had we not won ww1 how do you think your life's would be today.
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  21.  @ARCofRESISTANCE  the big question of the middle east is where the Bedouin went to some do live in Israel some don't and those who do live in occupation alone asqa mosque was a place every religion could pray they even cut that off so people can't communicate I guess now. AI Overview    Bedouin people have been present in Europe in a number of ways, including as migrants and through international advocacy campaigns:  Migrants Bedouin people have migrated to Europe, often facing many risks and dangers along the way. For example, Abdullah al Badri, a 27-year-old from Kuwait, spent several years migrating to Europe. He said he left his country because he didn't have status, freedom, or the right to choose.  International advocacy The European Union has supported international advocacy campaigns to prevent the displacement of Bedouin communities in the West Bank. For example, the EU has participated in Ramadan iftars with students and families from Bedouin communities.  Support for Bedouin villages Activists have shown support for Bedouin villages threatened with demolition by spending nights in the villages. For example, activists slept on mattresses in the front yard of an Italian-funded school in Khan al-Ahmar.  Bedouin people are a nomadic group who have traditionally herded livestock across the Middle East. However, their nomadic culture is threatened by industrialization and mineral exploitation. Many Bedouin people are now seeking employment instead of living off their herds. Not every Bedouin supported the ottoman empire like everyone living under the ottoman empire wasn't against the west.
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