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The idea of a “Palestinian nation” wasn’t invented in 1948. It didn’t really gain solid identity in the global imagination as such until after the Six-Day War in 1967, which the Arabs (especially Egypt) lost badly to Israel.

This humiliation of Muslim states changed the strategic needs of the Islamic resistance movement and fabricated a Palestinian national identity with a bogus history more or less out of thin air.

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It will have become obvious to most by now that “Palestine” is not a geographical location but a political ideology.  But whose ideology? And why?

Yesterday, James Lindsay, American author, mathematician, founder of New Discourses and leading expert on Critical Race Theory, provided some answers in a post on Gettr.

What is “Palestine”?

By James Lindsay

The term “Palestine” until the 20th century referred to an administrative region without fixed or clear borders and with no national identity. The people who lived there before then were either regarded as Ottomans or as part of the Syrian region.

The term came from the final humiliation of the Jews by the Romans in AD 135, following the Bar Kokhba Revolt. The Romans put down the revolt and humiliated the Jews by renaming Judea, etc., “Syria Palaestina,” which means “Philistine Syria.” Arabs and other Arabic speakers record this by naming the “Land of Filastin” (Ard Filastin) in their fatwas and some other writings.

While some Muslims used the term that we’d render as Palestine, and many Europeans did as a hangover from the Latin name for the region, especially given the general vacancy and irrelevance of the region to most world affairs, it was never anything more than a vague regional designation. There was no state, no province, no administrative district, even, referred to by any name that would render to “Palestine” today. There was, as noted, certainly no national or even sub-national identity, and any attempt to do so would have been shut down by seeing them as incorporated within the broader Syrian identity. The name carried roughly the same kind of specific significance as a term like the “Near East” would today.

Identifying people as “Palestinians” didn’t really begin until the very end of the 19th century, and even then, it was a reaction to Zionism and Jews starting to move into the region. The term was sort of mainstreamed as a political reality after the Ottoman Empire was broken up in defeat after World War I and the region came under British control, using the old Latin terminology as “British Mandate Palestine,” meaning “the part of the Palestinian region under British control.” That was roughly thirty years before Israel would declare independence as the sovereign nation-state of Israel as we know it today. At no point in this story is there a sovereign nation-state called Palestine or anything resembling it.

That said, the beginnings of an Arab “Palestinian” identity as oppositional to Zionism and British Mandatory control developed from their previous 1890s beginnings to something more like a dedicated resistance identity when the Brits took over. Arabs didn’t believe in British sovereignty or control over what they deemed Islamic land, either, and they were adamantly opposed to the Mandate’s explicit Zionism, which was being acted upon to bring Jews into the region (even though the British were wishy-washy on this and then betrayed it during World War II, when it was arguably needed most).

The “Palestinian” identity at the time wasn’t exactly national but quasi-national and born (and borne) only in resistance. It gained some crystallisation as such in the mid and late 1930s after the failed Arab Revolt, significantly as a response (back-up plan) to the failure of Greater Syria to defend “Arab” interests in the region against British (and Jewish Zionist) control.

Still, it didn’t acquire something approaching the identity status people might recognise today for about another decade. That had to wait until after the “Nakba” in 1948-49. This contested event occurred when five of the surrounding actual Arabian nations declared and LOST a war on the newly declared Israel. These were Egypt, Syria, (Trans)jordan, Iraq and Lebanon.

Now, this war was the continuation of the same war being fought in the region before Israel’s declaration of independence (15 May 1948) following the late 1947 UN Partition of the region, which the proto-Israelis accepted and all the Arabs rejected. The Arabs started that war, too. Notice: no state of Palestine was involved because there was no state of Palestine to be involved. Something like a “Palestinian identity” as a refusal of these developments took significant shape at the time, though.

The Arabs refer to this humiliating loss as a “catastrophe,” THE catastrophe (Nakba), and rewrote history to create a “Palestinian” people who were displaced, harmed and killed by the (defensive) military actions of the Israelis, which they see as an act of colonial aggression because they cannot admit or accept that they lost the wars, including WWI, which removed the land from Muslim control (which they believe is permanent). The “Palestinian people,” whom none of these Arab states would absorb because they were more useful as a military-political weapon against Israel, came into existence as a tool to further their Islamic designs.

By the way, the UN Partition in 1947 (General Assembly Resolution 181) does not name the two states it partitioned: “Israel” and “Palestine.” It called them the “Jewish State” and the “Arab State.” The Jews took for themselves the name “Israel” for that land, as they would. As for the “Arab State,” it is not actually clear what would have been its fate. Jordan (Transjordan) viewed the Arab land by the Jordan River to naturally be part of its territory, not an independent state called “Palestine.” The Syrians opposed this not particularly because they wanted the land but because they didn’t want Jordanian expansion. As for Gaza, Egypt wanted administrative control but not to annex it. It is not clear what its fate as “Arab State” would have been.

In all, in 1948-49, and following the “Nakba,” these behaviours and conflicts reflected the broader pattern of inter-Arab rivalry more than anything else. The neighbouring states were more focused on preventing a Jewish state and on blocking one another’s gains than on creating a viable independent Palestinian Arab state under the UN plan. The very idea of “Palestine” with a unique national identity and (fabricated) national history would have to wait.

Identity during this period (1949-1967) was still largely either “Arab” or as part of one of the Arab states, like Syrian, Jordan or Egyptian, specifically, or just “Islamic.” Movements like pan-Arabism and even pan-Syrianism were more relevant to the identity of the people today treated as “Palestinians” than was anything to do with Palestine, although the word was used. The biggest change in this period from the one before is that before this, the term “Palestinian” referred also to Jews in the region (under the Mandate), which more or less ended. Arab states also kicked out all the Jews (850,000 of them) during this time, and most of them were absorbed by Israel.

Even still, the idea of a “Palestinian nation” wasn’t really invented in 1948. It didn’t really gain solid identity in the global imagination as such until after the Six-Day War in 1967, which the Arabs (especially Egypt) lost badly to Israel. This second humiliation, referred to as the Naksa (“setback” or “relapse” or “defeat”), which displaced some 400,000 people[1] as Israel pushed threats out of its immediate vicinity by taking the lands from which they operated, changed the strategic needs of the resistance movement and fabricated a Palestinian national identity with a bogus history more or less out of thin air. That’s the one defended to this day.

[1] Note: These people were in large part there as a stand of active resistance against the existence of Israel as part of the aforementioned strategic refusal of any Arab states to absorb them, etc., so focusing on their displacement alone is complicated, to say the least.

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Rhoda Wilson
While previously it was a hobby culminating in writing articles for Wikipedia (until things made a drastic and undeniable turn in 2020) and a few books for private consumption, since March 2020 I have become a full-time researcher and writer in reaction to the global takeover that came into full view with the introduction of covid-19. For most of my life, I have tried to raise awareness that a small group of people planned to take over the world for their own benefit. There was no way I was going to sit back quietly and simply let them do it once they made their final move.

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Ian cross
Ian cross
21 days ago

Doesn’t really matter what they are called, or what their territory is named, the genocide of these people is an unforgivable crime against humanity committed by those who are beyond reproach.

Dave Owen
Dave Owen
Reply to  Ian cross
21 days ago

Hi Ian cross,
Without a doubt it is a crime, called a genocide.
But nobody will be prosecuted because it has all been planned.
Now we know it was all nonesence about the WW2 concentration camps.
If there was all that Holocaust, they would not do it to others.
We have been told total lies for years.

chris moore
chris moore
Reply to  Dave Owen
19 days ago

You too,you 🤡 Genocide is an absolute lie. You just hate Jews. You disgusting mszi

Islander
Islander
Reply to  chris moore
19 days ago

A disgusting comment! Grace? Do you have any?

chris moore
chris moore
Reply to  Dave Owen
19 days ago

During Hitler’s reign of terror, we had the Mufti of Jerusalem making alliance with him. During the same decade, 900.000 Jews were ethnically cleansed from at least 5 Arab nations/lands.

In 1948, the Jews declared independent. The very first action by the Arabs, was a Genocide attempt against the Jewish state. Then repeated in 1967 & 1973.
Israel was outnumbered yet still won & managed to take bufferzone in order to prevent the Arabs from succeeding.

All these wars were an attempt to kill every Jew in the land. From the ‘River to the Sea’, is not a new concept. They’ve tried their best to destroy Israel over & over, yet people are complaining or blaming Israel? Imagine?

To this day, they are still trying to kill every Jew in the world, not just in Israel.

Ezekiel 38-39 will sort this out. Turkey & Iran, two major countries who will lead this war, including other Muslim states..
This period will be the time of Israel’s redemption.

Joel 3 specifically mention this battle & gives the exact reason for it. It specifically says that God will gather these armies from all the nations in order to judge them all, all because throughout history, they all mistreated his people & divided the land of Israel.
Example: “west bank” Gaza & all the territories west of Jordan which is part of Judeah & Samaria.

Alkflaeda
Alkflaeda
Reply to  Ian cross
21 days ago

A defensive war is not a genocide – unless it could be argued to spring from a genocidal attack on the defenders, that is. The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics states that 73,259 Gazans died during the recent war. We know that they include natural deaths in their figures, and there were 5,500 of these in Gaza in 2022, the last full year before the conflict, so we have two years at 5,500 each = 11,000 subtracted from 73,259 = 62,259. Hamas has granted military widow’s pensions to 50,000 women widowed during the war; whilst Islam permits men to have more than one wife, it does not appear to be customary in Gaza (Yahya Sinwar, who could certainly have afforded more than one wife, was monogamous). So, if we know that 50,000 married combatants died, that brings us down to 12,259 as a possible figure for civilian deaths. If we had figures for the deaths of unmarried combatants, that might whittle it down further – but, even as it is, a conflict in which the ratio of civilian to combatant deaths is 1:5 is recognised by military experts like Professor John Spencer as a remarkable achievement on Israel’s part. For comparison, the ratio during the Iraq war was 9 civilian deaths per 1 combatant. There is no genocide.

Alkflaeda
Alkflaeda
Reply to  Alkflaeda
21 days ago

Ratio figure should read 1:4, not 1:5.

chris moore
chris moore
Reply to  Alkflaeda
19 days ago

During Hitler’s reign of terror, we had the Mufti of Jerusalem making alliance with him. During the same decade, 900.000 Jews were ethnically cleansed from at least 5 Arab nations/lands.

In 1948, the Jews declared independent. The very first action by the Arabs, was a Genocide attempt against the Jewish state. Then repeated in 1967 & 1973.
Israel was outnumbered yet still won & managed to take bufferzone in order to prevent the Arabs from succeeding.

All these wars were an attempt to kill every Jew in the land. From the ‘River to the Sea’, is not a new concept. They’ve tried their best to destroy Israel over & over, yet people are complaining or blaming Israel? Imagine?

To this day, they are still trying to kill every Jew in the world, not just in Israel.

Ezekiel 38-39 will sort this out. Turkey & Iran, two major countries who will lead this war, including other Muslim states..
This period will be the time of Israel’s redemption.

Joel 3 specifically mention this battle & gives the exact reason for it. It specifically says that God will gather these armies from all the nations in order to judge them all, all because throughout history, they all mistreated his people & divided the land of Israel.
Example: “west bank” Gaza & all the territories west of Jordan which is part of Judeah & Samaria.

Isabel
Isabel
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
20 days ago

Rhoda, God has blessed you with the gift of writing, always use it for his glory and he will continue to bless you. Take care my spiritual sister.

Isabel
Isabel
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
20 days ago

My dear you are very gifted, God gives us each a gift or two and yours is writing. I love your style, you are a humble daughter of the most high God and our God loves a humble son/daughter and he blesses the humble which you are definitely one. I don’t know you in the flesh, but the Holy Spirit spirit speaks to me through your writings, keep up the great work, God is using you for his glory!

Isabel
Isabel
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
19 days ago

Such beautiful words, thank you! Hope to meet you in the air very, very soon.

chris moore
chris moore
Reply to  Isabel
19 days ago

During Hitler’s reign of terror, we had the Mufti of Jerusalem making alliance with him. During the same decade, 900.000 Jews were ethnically cleansed from at least 5 Arab nations/lands.

In 1948, the Jews declared independent. The very first action by the Arabs, was a Genocide attempt against the Jewish state. Then repeated in 1967 & 1973.
Israel was outnumbered yet still won & managed to take bufferzone in order to prevent the Arabs from succeeding.

All these wars were an attempt to kill every Jew in the land. From the ‘River to the Sea’, is not a new concept. They’ve tried their best to destroy Israel over & over, yet people are complaining or blaming Israel? Imagine?

To this day, they are still trying to kill every Jew in the world, not just in Israel.

Ezekiel 38-39 will sort this out. Turkey & Iran, two major countries who will lead this war, including other Muslim states..
This period will be the time of Israel’s redemption.

Joel 3 specifically mention this battle & gives the exact reason for it. It specifically says that God will gather these armies from all the nations in order to judge them all, all because throughout history, they all mistreated his people & divided the land of Israel.
Example: “west bank” Gaza & all the territories west of Jordan which is part of Judeah & Samaria.

John Hubbard
John Hubbard
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
20 days ago

The modern state of Israel, possibly hardly semitic at all, moved into this part of the world 70 years ago and, with great assistance from its very powerful diaspora, has been attacking what’s left of the pre-existing population ever since, and the neighbours. There is no real defensive war, it has been on the offensive the whole time.
If the thing that is the most important to you is the “ideology” and not the killing then you may need to rethink which religion you are adhered to.

chris moore
chris moore
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
19 days ago

Amen 👍 🙏
During Hitler’s reign of terror, we had the Mufti of Jerusalem making alliance with him. During the same decade, 900.000 Jews were ethnically cleansed from at least 5 Arab nations/lands.

In 1948, the Jews declared independent. The very first action by the Arabs, was a Genocide attempt against the Jewish state. Then repeated in 1967 & 1973.
Israel was outnumbered yet still won & managed to take bufferzone in order to prevent the Arabs from succeeding.

All these wars were an attempt to kill every Jew in the land. From the ‘River to the Sea’, is not a new concept. They’ve tried their best to destroy Israel over & over, yet people are complaining or blaming Israel? Imagine?

To this day, they are still trying to kill every Jew in the world, not just in Israel.

Ezekiel 38-39 will sort this out. Turkey & Iran, two major countries who will lead this war, including other Muslim states..
This period will be the time of Israel’s redemption.

Joel 3 specifically mention this battle & gives the exact reason for it. It specifically says that God will gather these armies from all the nations in order to judge them all, all because throughout history, they all mistreated his people & divided the land of Israel.
Example: “west bank” Gaza & all the territories west of Jordan which is part of Judeah & Samaria.

chris moore
chris moore
Reply to  Ian cross
19 days ago

You fell for the lie.
How stupid to call it genocide when Israel gave many warnings to move to safer areas, while Hamas blocked & booby trapped the place. The Term genocide is pushed by the enemies of Israel. UN & the media.
You’re just a Jew hater & your information comes directly from islamic papa,57 Muslim states at the UN

chris moore
chris moore
Reply to  Ian cross
19 days ago

During Hitler’s reign of terror, we had the Mufti of Jerusalem making alliance with him. During the same decade, 900.000 Jews were ethnically cleansed from at least 5 Arab nations/lands.

In 1948, the Jews declared independent. The very first action by the Arabs, was a Genocide attempt against the Jewish state. Then repeated in 1967 & 1973.
Israel was outnumbered yet still won & managed to take bufferzone in order to prevent the Arabs from succeeding.

All these wars were an attempt to kill every Jew in the land. From the ‘River to the Sea’, is not a new concept. They’ve tried their best to destroy Israel over & over, yet people are complaining or blaming Israel? Imagine?

To this day, they are still trying to kill every Jew in the world, not just in Israel.

Ezekiel 38-39 will sort this out. Turkey & Iran, two major countries who will lead this war, including other Muslim states..
This period will be the time of Israel’s redemption.

Joel 3 specifically mention this battle & gives the exact reason for it. It specifically says that God will gather these armies from all the nations in order to judge them all, all because throughout history, they all mistreated his people & divided the land of Israel.
Example: “west bank” Gaza & all the territories west of Jordan which is part of Judeah & Samaria.

john ovoid
john ovoid
21 days ago

The only genocide where the population has increased.Far more deaths every day in lots of other parts of the world,eg Sudan but that is Moslems killing Moslems and of Christians in Nigeria

Alkflaeda
Alkflaeda
Reply to  john ovoid
21 days ago

I think that using the term “genocide” of the Gaza war cheapens the term, and is an insult not only to Holocaust victims, but to the Armenians, Anatolians and so many others.

donnie
donnie
20 days ago

another interesting point of view provides Shlomo Sand’s book “The invention of jewish people”. While you claim that palestinians were “invented” , it might have a sense to check who’s is claiming that. People who themselves were invented? If those invented people claim that the land they took by force and terror belongs to them because their own god promised it to them many thousands years ago- does that also mean, that now every group of people who has their own god , who promised them something, have the right to return to 2000 year old borders? And use terror claiming that they they have right to “self defense”?

Islander
Islander
Reply to  donnie
20 days ago

Your theory breaks down upon the Truth that there is but ONE God who will soon reign the world from “the city (Jerusalem) of the great King” Matthew 5:35.

“The earth is the Lord’s, and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein. ” Psalm 24:1.

worrywart
worrywart
Reply to  Islander
20 days ago

Christians worship the God that Jesus, born among the Jews, described to them. The Jews themselves don’t. They fall back on whatever parts of the Old Testament support their greed for riches and desire for world domination. They say their god only desires that they kill off all non-Jews, and he’ll give them all the wealth the world contains.

Jesus says God expects much better than that from us and has much more to give us. Jews don’t want to hear it, so they continue to deny Jesus. They can’t claim he didn’t exist because there’s too much proof, so they dismiss him as a minor prophet and brush him off.

I doubt that God approves the direction they chose to take or appreciates their claim that He wants them to do it and is helping them. The false god Jews worship is the one they’ve made an evil deal with.

worrywart
worrywart
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
19 days ago

Rhoda, I agree with everything you say except that Jews are still worshipping YHWH.

Somewhere along the line, before Jesus came — perhaps this is why he came when he did — they turned to Satan because he encouraged their immoral tendencies while God ordered them to clean up their act. (As He said, He is Who He is whatever men call him.)

Which one of us would have cried, “Crucify him!” if we had lived when he did? Even the Roman authorities thought and wrote that he did no wrong. Even a Roman soldier and a thief showed sympathy for his plight. But the devil was in the Jews.

worrywart
worrywart
20 days ago

This author is mixing and twisting geography and political history to convince his readers that Palestine and Palestinians don’t exist.

Philistines: An Aegean-derived group (part of the “Sea Peoples”) who settled the southern coastal strip of Canaan (today’s Gaza area) in the 12th century BCE, giving their name (“Peleset”) to the broader geographic term Palestine later adopted by the Romans.” Google AI

This broader area may be covered in rubble, but it’s still there.

He says, because the UN didn’t let Palestine into its club of “sovereign nations,” it is and was not a nation. That’s wrong. Palestine was participating in UN doings as an official “observer state.” Not “state” as in New York, but as in Trump being the Head of State of the US. The author is playing with definitions. If the UN refuses to allow a country to become a full “nation” member, does that country cease to exist?

Why did the UN keep Palestine at arm’s length? Because if it admitted that Palestine is a nation, then it would have equal international rights with other nations. The seizure of part of Palestine and the creation of a new, separate nation for a very different population could not have been approved as an international agreement, but would have been condemned as an invasion and theft. There might still be an Israel today, but it would not be a UN “sovereign nation.” It would be “recognized” as an occupying country, which in it fact has been.

The West was abandoning colonialism after WWII. Imperialism was out of favor. Yet, the UN itself was created in part so that the West could eventually create a new country for Jews out of a section of Palestine and pretend that wasn’t flat out imperialism.

What does nation really mean? In the US and Canada, we have autonomous American Indian nations descended from ancestors who were here before our ancestors arrived. When their ancestors thought we were moving too far into their lands, several Indian nations joined together in a league called the Iroquois Nation. Some of our US states, like Oklahoma and Kansas, are named for the Indian nations that previously dominated that area. That was how our forefathers defined “nation.”

When we came to dominate the middle section of North America and declared ourselves the USA in 1776, we had not marked off official borders all the way around it. Parts of the Western US and all of Alaska were not all marked off till into the 1900’s. Were we not really a nation until then?

In the Middle East, who was a nation and who wasn’t was decided by the WWII winning occupiers who set the borders. The West, via the UN, set the border between Israel and Palestine, even though Palestinians strongly objected because a section of their land was taken away from them. But the West was more powerful than the Palestinians, and the Jews were very powerful in the West, so Israel was created.

Maybe, if it had stayed in its place, Israel would have become accepted. But its early and increasing aggression against Palestinians and its outright seizure of more of their territory became objectionable to the rest of the world. Israel’s response has been to kill off as many Palestinian men, women and children as possible and blow up everything they had there, bulldoze it all and “develop” it Donald Trump-style.

Authors like this one can put whatever spin on the facts they can dream up, but the facts remain.

Wouldn’t it be ironic if the Muslims do take over the Western world and then do unto Israel as Israel has done into them and re-create Palestine?

worrywart
worrywart
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
19 days ago

My last sentence was ironic, which is just this side of sarcastic, the rueful humor which is not funny.

“the “Palestinian” agenda has nothing to do with Islam or Muslims… Muslims will be used to further the Palestinian agenda…” This sounds contradictory. I’m not sure what you mean.

In WWII, the globalists supported both sides. Their behind-the-scenes support would keep them in power and genocide a lot of people for them no matter who won. That’s what they are still doing. They use everybody they can and every trick there is. They don’t care much which religion wins as long as they are maintaining or increasing their power to rule all the people. They have their own religion, Satanism.

It remains to be seen whether they will force Satanism on us all, or atheism, or keep us fighting over our traditional religions while they keep their Satanism to themselves.

worrywart
worrywart
Reply to  worrywart
19 days ago

They do care about Christianity winning because its principles are they opposite of how they think, feel and live.
They are determined to eliminate it ASAP. Last I read, Christian churches in the West are being burned down at the rate of 1.5 per day. Are there any Nigerian Christians still alive?

Islander
Islander
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
18 days ago

Hello Rhoda,

When you write “…before the end of days.” Do you mean before Christ’s 1000 year reign?

Also, why don’t you use a capital S for Satan? It is his name! See Matthew 16:23 etc.

I’m hoping to get my laptop back later, as I would like to reply to worrywart.

It’s freezing cold up here, what is it like down there?

Islander
Islander
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
18 days ago

Rhoda, there’s no mention of the millennium in Revelation 13, only in chapter 20, I looked up what Biblehub teach on this, and yes they believe in a literal 1000 year reign of Christ as I do, so I assume you must do too?

Islander
Islander
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
17 days ago

Evening Rhoda (if this comment reaches you).

I have tried several times today to reply on your comment, but was timed out on 502 BAD GATEWAY, I may try again tomorrow. I did manage to post a reply elsewhere to someone earlier today, but that took an a absolute age to upload.
The Expose site doesn’t work like it used to-so slow, hopefully this can be fixed sometime soon.

The Lord’s 1000 year two WILL be physical.

Dondownunder
Dondownunder
Reply to  Rhoda Wilson
14 days ago

Hi, you keep talking about the old testament and yhwh it’s almost like your an evangelical or schofield bilble fan. After Jesus we can all be God’s chosen people. You blab on about “Peoples” at the end of the day the so called Palestinians (semites) have lived there for millennia and at least 30% of them are Christian, the israelis that’s right not Israelites are for the most part not semites and the whole system was set up by yids and zionists etc mainly from eastern europe. Christ was not of the rabbinical judaic faith as it did not exist until after His death. There is absolutely no justification for what israhell and all supporting nations are are doing, also as the not so great rabbi tinsledick said “Islam is the broom of Israel” so credit where it’s due you’re partially correct.

chris moore
chris moore
19 days ago

This video exposes the plan from 1982.
Full of details:

To use ” Palestine ” as a Jihad front all over the west:
https://youtu.be/XNydoEmR4jE?is=RKZRFYXm5VDWlpC9