Comments by "FuzzyBear" (@fuzzy-02) on "Israel At War: The Crisis The World Didn't See Coming" video.

@user-yu4yt9dk2s the jews lived in the land and came under the romans. Then jesus came and Christianity began. Some jews did not convert and still lived in the land. Then islam started. They conquered the land. Then the holy crusades came and bloody war for the land between christians and muslims took place. I am not aware where the jews where during the time but I think they migrated to Europe and othe places? Fast forward to WW2, Britain negotiated with France and they decided on the borders of their colonies. Then the Brittish, for supposedly having been aided during ww2 by the jews, agreed to acknowledge a jewish state, Israel and acknowledge its location, as if the brittish owned the land (but then again, the winner decides history, regardless of my opinion) Then many things happened leading to today. At one point Palestinians moved to the neighboring countries of Lebanon and Jordan (im not sure) where they lived as refuges. They tried taking over both countries, at different times, and failed after bloody wars. Though camps remain (more than 200k in Lebanon) And ill stop here because else im not too sure on things and id endnup giving you my opinion instead. Thats just roughly the situation. You better google and search for history yourself and read multiple sources. Do not entrust your information to one source, no matter whom it is, this comment includee. Im just eousing your curiosity and giving you a reference point. Edit: More than one islamic empire rose and fell during the course of history all over africa and asia. From Morocco and all the way to india and china. So the argument of who lived there the longest or first gets the land is childish. Its a complex situation, that is for sure.
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@ajaxkay8701 Your comment is thorough and greatly documented. I see your point and I think it has reason. On my end, to be honest I just recalled what we were taught in history school (Lebanon) from as early as elementary towards highscool. To be even more honest, now that you said it feels really weird when you put it that way. About the jews killed in europe then instead of land from there they got one from like... the other side of the world. What I found funny is brittain having legal claims over the land at the time is just a nice way of saying "this strong nation took this land, and the other big nations agreed." Xd
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@tannerjones6564 You can't argue with this because most countries would not exist othetwise. We can apply your own argument to the united states (because its an easy to understand argument) and many other nations. The Mayans owned south America, should you evict brazil and the other nations then? What about other places in europe, asia, etc... The argument of who lived there does not hold very well. This is a complex situation, I dont think any of the two sides are in the complete right or wrong. I just feel sad for the human lives that die like this. But in the end of the day this isnt a perfect world. He who wins decide history books. But with our current modern world, no one would truly ever win when other big countries dip in. At the end of day, i am no expert to give any opinion nor am I of the parties involved. I can only sigh and pray the suffering end.
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Good video, but you should have talked more of the past. The suffering and death toll goes way more than this. Omitted information because its too big is pushing an agenda by diverting the point of view. Still, im not an expert but I know for a fact no one can ever cover this topic with full unbias.
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@munax-pd9tu well I dont really understand the point (no offense, im being honest, not mocking your or anything) but most people of today were converted from one religion into another. Or into none, for those who dont believe in god or hate religion for some reason. Im not saying its bad or good. Just saying it is.
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