There Has Never Been a Nation Called "Palestine"
- tatobin4
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There has NEVER been a nation called "Palestine" nor are the Israeli Jews "occupiers". Israel is and always has been Jewish land, as shown in countless historical records going back some 6,000 years.
Arabs and the so-called "Palestinians" are the ACTUAL occupiers. Before 1969 when Yasser Arafat had them start calling themselves "Palestinians", they called themselves "Jordanians" in the West Bank and "Egyptians" in Gaza. As for the name "Palestine"; it was the Romans who renamed Judea to Palestine (as an insult) after they exiled the Jewish people from their homeland for revolting against rule by Rome. The Arabs came later.
At the end of WWI, and the fall of the Ottoman Empire—who had controlled the region and had split the region into 3 provinces; Damascus, Sidon/Beirut, and Jerusalem for 4 centuries—this "no-man's land" was given over to the British to control and manage under the 1917 Balfour Declaration. This task using the old geographic name as a political entity was called "The Palestinian Mandate" and its mission was not just to manage the region, but more importantly manage the reestablishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" who had been in diaspora across the world for centuries. The area was recognized by the world as the original homeland of the Jews, and had been going back some 6,000 years—and now the world had decided they should be returned to their homeland.
Under this "Palestinian Mandate", Arabs migrated from many different nations seeking employment with the many jobs the British occupation had suddenly opened up. At first, they were also more than happy to take financial advantage of the arriving Jewish refugees by selling what they saw as worthless desert. However, when those Jewish settlers formed Kibbutzim, built irrigation systems and transformed that barren land into rich farmland, the Arabs suddenly wanted it back. Murderously so.
And thus began the conflict—started by the Arab muslims.
Now, here's a simple question that exposes the “occupier” myth: If Jews are supposedly the “occupiers,” then tell me: How did the Al-Aqsa Mosque end up being built on top of the Jewish Temple Mount?
You don’t build your structures on top of someone else’s holy site if you were there first. The Islamic claim is historically weak — and the Jewish claim predates Islam by millennia. In fact, the Qur'an even states that the land of Israel belongs to the Jewish people.
It's also important to know that you can never believe anything that comes directly from a Palestinian or Pro-Palestinian source. Seriously. It's ALL propaganda.
Have you ever heard of Pallywood? If not, you will now.
“Pallywood” combines the words Palestinian and Hollywood and describes the deliberate staging or fabrication of media scenes by Palestinian groups—hoaxes designed to win world sympathy or portray Israel negatively in the international press.
It would be unwise and even foolish to simply believe or take at face value anything that comes from a Palestinian or Pro-Palestinian source, and you'd be foolish to. They offer nothing but propaganda, hoping that you'll be foolish enough to fall for it!
FAKE victims, FAKE crimes, and FAKE injustices. Even those disturbing pictures and videos of dead Palestinian babies. FAKE! They are using ultra-realistic silicon baby dolls. You can easily go online and see and buy the actual models they're using in their fake videos.
If you still doubt that it's fakery, then these two videos should convince you as they contain many, MANY undeniable and blatant examples of Pallywood including the use of silicon infant dolls.
And, so now you know.
For further reading:
🌐The Balfour Declaration: https://jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-balfour-declaration-table-of-contents
More history: https://history.com/articles/history-of-israel
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© 2025 Timothy Tobin. All rights reserved. First publication: The Red Pill. This essay may be quoted or excerpted with proper attribution to the author and source link.








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