Robin Hernandez4 said:The Jewish people have returned to their ancestral homes, and no matter what anyone wants or dreams, they aren't going anywhere—they're staying put until the end of time itself. As for those few antisemites running their mouths and dreaming up nonsense? Honestly, you can just tell them to go jump in a lake.
You know, when you look at all those intense arguments regarding the promised land, it really makes you wonder where the logic ends. If we followed that exact same line of reasoning, you could argue that Albania should be claiming California, or that the US should just take over Southern Poland—where does it actually stop? It’s a slippery slope. Honestly, though, the very existence of Israel feels like such a heavy injustice.😢Well, at least she’s safe where she is now. If we take a little step back into history, you see that the Zionist movement really started gaining momentum during the 20th century under British protection, which led to an increasing number of people settling in Palestine. The absolute turning point, though, was obviously WW2 and the Holocaust. Now, don't get me wrong—I condemn those atrocities completely—but it seems like those walls were used for propaganda purposes to push the creation of a Jewish state, and then, strangely enough, those same Nazi tactics were turned against the Arabs. The big question everyone asks today is where Israel actually belongs, and if you ask me, my answer is Europe. You see, after WW2, Germany had huge chunks of territory taken away from them in the East, which today...
It’s such a strange bit of history when you really sit down and think about it. You have this situation where those lands rightfully belonged to Poland, yet at the exact same time, Poland was having its eastern territories snatched away and handed over to the USSR. If things had been handled differently, they should have just left the Polish borders alone entirely. Instead, they took part of that territory—land that had been seized by Germany—and decided to establish Israel there. It’s wild because, even back then, the ones actually carrying out the killings were the Germans, not the Jews.