Always have and always will.The Balkans
The Middle East
A lot of countries and people seem to really hate everyone around them in those two regions.
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Always have and always will.The Balkans
The Middle East
A lot of countries and people seem to really hate everyone around them in those two regions.
How did the European powers create tribal rivalry which is the crux of the issue?
As if the tribes wouldn’t continue fighting if the lines were drawn differently. SMH.They drew borders on a map that didn't match tribal regions so you had tribes vying for control of the new state that magically came into existence after WW1. Sykes-Pikot and Balfour and all that. Also, the European countries took control of former Ottoman areas and used divide and conquer strategies to keep power. It's the same strategy states always use, give the minority group political power over the majority group. Then the minority group has to stay allied with the European country or they will be overthrown and killed.
Europe also authorized European Jews to move into Palestine/Israel which disrupted the equilibrium of the region. There hadn't been Muslim/Jewish/Christian conflict in the region for at least a couple hundred years under the Ottomans. Anytime you encourage another group to migrate into an area there will be conflict. Add into that the strange feudal-like land ownership system in the Ottoman Empire. Many of the families who had lived on a patch of land for hundreds of years suddenly found that new owners had purchased their farms and houses and wanted them out. If you want to know the detail listen to the martyrmade podcast's 30 hours on the issue. It isn't biased one way or another just describes the events and the perspectives of Arabs and Jews as it happened.
As if the tribes wouldn’t continue fighting if the lines were drawn differently. SMH.
can't believe CNN aired this.
They drew borders on a map that didn't match tribal regions so you had tribes vying for control of the new state that magically came into existence after WW1. Sykes-Pikot and Balfour and all that. Also, the European countries took control of former Ottoman areas and used divide and conquer strategies to keep power. It's the same strategy states always use, give the minority group political power over the majority group. Then the minority group has to stay allied with the European country or they will be overthrown and killed.
Europe also authorized European Jews to move into Palestine/Israel which disrupted the equilibrium of the region. There hadn't been Muslim/Jewish/Christian conflict in the region for at least a couple hundred years under the Ottomans. Anytime you encourage another group to migrate into an area there will be conflict. Add into that the strange feudal-like land ownership system in the Ottoman Empire. Many of the families who had lived on a patch of land for hundreds of years suddenly found that new owners had purchased their farms and houses and wanted them out. If you want to know the detail listen to the martyrmade podcast's 30 hours on the issue. It isn't biased one way or another just describes the events and the perspectives of Arabs and Jews as it happened.
So it would have been better if the Ottoman Empire had stayed in power?
Apparently, many Shiites celebrate Christmas as a religious holiday. They think of Jesus as a major prophet.The Sunnis and the Shia have despised each other for hundreds of years. They are close cousins. It’s not much a stretch to assume that they hate Christains even more.
Ironic. Muslims are not a race, but, like Christians, can be from any race.A local liberal called me a racist for that opinion.
Apparently, many Shiites celebrate Christmas as a religious holiday. They think of Jesus as a major prophet.
Lurking G_dless atheists can yuk it up all they want and put me in their looney bins, but here is what I've heard is happening, on a large scale, here and now, in Iran and among Iranians/Persians in the U.S.: many are having visions and dreams where Jesus comes to them in person. They typically convert to Christianity--often in secret. We're not talking about 100s or 1,000s, but 10,000s or even 100,000s, and it's apparently growing.
A local liberal called me a racist for that opinion.
Look at photos of Tokyo after WWII. Now look at Tokyo. That’s what some of the wealthiest men in the Middle East are contemplating for Gaza.Taas Saada (former PLO sniper and Palestinian driver for Arafat), is reporting that multitudes of people are now (just very recently) having visions of Jesus in Gaza and dropping Islam for Christianity. Per Saada, 200 Gazans recently had the same vision of Jesus and converted all at once to Christianity in mass. A revival is not coming, it’s already here.
Saada is also reporting that Qatar seeks to govern Gaza, locally on the ground, along with a team consisting of Saudi, UAE, and maybe some others. Everybody understands that the Gaza people will not be “dumped” on any other nation. Qatar is taking the lead and in near constant communication with Israel. One possibility that’s already being tossed around is a confederation of Israel + Gaza. Hamas will not govern Gaza. The Qatar/Saudi/UAE police will be on the ground for policing and locally governing at first. Long term = a Federation of Israel and Palestine. Ultimately ruled by Israel, but locally governed. In this Federation, the Jews cannot be outnumbered at the vote. The Gazans will control their own local affairs, with oversight by the Qatar/Saudi/UAE team for a while, possibly for a long while. Israel will have the only army and will govern foreign affairs. Hamas will be eliminated.
Saada also said Qatar has expressed that it wants to create a new Singapore out of Gaza and will pour billions of $$$$ into it. It might be a good time to buy some real estate in Gaza as soon as the war ends. As citizens of the Federation of Israel and Palestine, Israeli nationals would be able to buy and sell real estate in Gaza. Obviously, nationals of Qatar,Saudi Arabia, and the other partners on the ground will be eligible to buy and sell real estate in the new rebuilt Gaza. Folks, if this happens, plenty of people will get very rich.
Taas Saada (former PLO sniper and Palestinian driver for Arafat), is reporting that multitudes of people are now (just very recently) having visions of Jesus in Gaza and dropping Islam for Christianity. Per Saada, 200 Gazans recently had the same vision of Jesus and converted all at once to Christianity in mass. A revival is not coming, it’s already here.
Saada also said Qatar has expressed that it wants to create a new Singapore out of Gaza and will pour billions of $$$$ into it. It might be a good time to buy some real estate in Gaza as soon as the war ends. As citizens of the Federation of Israel and Palestine, Israeli nationals would be able to buy and sell real estate in Gaza. Obviously, nationals of Qatar,Saudi Arabia, and the other partners on the ground will be eligible to buy and sell real estate in the new rebuilt Gaza. Folks, if this happens, plenty of people will get very rich.
That would be a good result, but distance away from the homeland is an issue.Another possibility, if Israel were to allow it, is to make Gaza a joint colony of Qatar/Saudi/UAE.
Didn't Israel warn of Retaliation for the October attacks, and give people the clear heads up of what was coming shortly after?
Yes. Yes they did.
Now you have to wonder why countries in the region weren't proactive in providing refuge for these people
Now you have to wonder why countries in the region weren't proactive in providing refuge for these people
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Sat, Nov 30 • 6:30 PM on ABC