Comments by "" (@arturferrao7353) on "Hizballah expands its attack on key bases and airfields, with Jon Elmer" video.

@1031985 "“Palestinians” never had self governance in their history, not for a single day. " And why is that? Because they have always been invaded. Doesn't change anything. Palestinians are still palestinians.
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@1031985 "It’s nice you prove my point. “Peleset” is NOT Palestine." The reality: Modern Palestinians have half of their DNA from ancient Canaanites, which ties them to the land, even though Jews left the land for nearly 2,000 years. The DNA studies support the claim that Palestinians are descended from ancient Canaanites, which may increase the Palestinian claim to the land. Source: Eightify -> Origins of Philistines & Palestinians: Historical Connections & Politicization
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@1031985 "Peleset appear in the Jewish bible as “Plishtim.” BTW - the word “Plishtim” derives from the Hebrew word “Plisha” - invade, or “invaders.”" Thnks for remember us that even the ancient jews had the habit of accusing the others of what they do.
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@1031985 "Palestinians derive from a Roman word, “Syria-Palestina”, which was the name the Romans gave ..." Again, the reality: The term “Palestine” is derived from the Greek word Philistia, which referred to the ancient state of the Philistines. This name was given to the region by Greek writers in the 12th century B.C. Source: PCRF -> Who Are the Palestinians?
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@1031985 "Peleset is the name of an INVADING Greek people that settled in JUDEA from the sea" Again, the reality: In fact, the European signatures were not detectable at all in the individuals buried a few centuries later in the Philistine cemetery. Genetically, by then the Philistines looked like Canaanites. That fact in itself offers additional information about Philistine culture. “When they came, they did not have any kind of taboo or prohibition against marrying into other groups around them,” Master says. Nor, it would seem, did other groups categorically have that taboo about them, either. " Source: Smithsonian Magazine -> Ancient DNA Sheds New Light on the Biblical Philistines
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@1031985 "Palestinians didn’t exist before the 1960s. " The reality: 1898: Khalil Beidas, his preface to his translation of Akim Olesnitsky's A Description of the Holy Land: "the people of Palestine were in need of a geography book about their country... the Palestinian peasant waits impatiently for winter to come, for the season’s rain to moisten his fossilized fields." It has been proposed that this represents the first instance in modern history where the term ‘Palestinian’ or ‘Filastini’ appears in Arabic.[374][402] Source: Wiki-Pedia -> Timeline of the name Palestine
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@1031985 "When people said “Palestinians” they used to mean JEWS. " Again, the reality: Based on the work of Roberto Bachi, Sergio Della Pergola estimated that Palestine's population in 1914 was 689,000, comprising 525,000 Muslims, 94,000 Jews, and 70,000 Christians.[3] Source: Wiki-Pedia -> Demographic history of Palestine
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@1031985 "Why did no one talk about a Palestinian state then?" Who said they didn't? This happened on 1920: On March 20, 1920, delegates from Palestine attended a general Syrian congress at Damascus, which passed a resolution rejecting the Balfour Declaration and elected Fayṣal I—son of Ḥusayn ibn ʿAlī, who ruled the Hejaz—king of a united Syria (including Palestine). This resolution echoed one passed earlier in Jerusalem, in February 1919, by the first Palestinian Arab conference of Muslim-Christian associations, which had been founded by leading Palestinian Arab notables to oppose Zionist activities. Source: Britannica -> Palestine -> World War I and after
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@1031985 Any more lies that you want to post?
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@1031985 "Why is no one talking about a Palestinian state in Jordan’s territory?" Because its Jordan territory. Duhh...
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@1031985 "There was no occupation before 1967 - Gaza was under Egyptian control, the west bank under Jordanian control." The reality: During the foundational events of the Nakba in 1948, approximately half of Palestine's predominantly Arab population, or around 750,000 people,[7] were expelled from their homes or made to flee through various violent means, at first by Zionist paramilitaries, and after the establishment of the State of Israel, by its military. Dozens of massacres targeted Palestinian Arabs and over 500 Arab-majority towns, villages, and urban neighborhoods were depopulated,[8] with many of these being either completely destroyed or repopulated by Jews and given new Hebrew names. Israel employed biological warfare against Palestinians by poisoning village wells. By the end of the war, 78% of the total land area of the former Mandatory Palestine was controlled by Israel. Source: Wiki-Pedia -> Nakba
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@1031985 "Because it has nothing to do with Palestine and everything to do with Israel." Yes, because it is the israelites that stole Palestine and started a genocide.
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