Israel’s desperate attempts to control what info leaves Gaza and who has access. on top do that, one only has to see their past atrocities of the last decade where the numbers that the UN, the CIA and the Amnesty Intl. used to document palestinian death numbers have each time mirrored Hamas numbers so theirs zero reason now to doubt the numbers coming from them now are a lie.
Israel’s poorly constructed cherry-picks events where ignoring the most simplest of truths and the reality of this entire conflict: Hamas wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for Israel and they should give the most credit to Netanyahu for giving Hamas millions of dollars and salaries to give them a leg up to evidently shore up an offensive to take down israel which its mission i would say was successful.
firstly, i think it’s important to preface what i’m about to say, for those in denial from the indoctrination, that Hamas is an idea, a movement just as Zionism is. The two cannot exist as long as the other does. Let me also make it abundantly clear that this doesn’t mean that Jews and Palestinians cannot coexist. of course they can and they have done so for millennia. Zionism and Judaism are mutually exclusive terms where one is again an idea and the other, a religion.
Considering the above, it goes without saying that Hamas wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for the illegal occupation of Israel and its many well documented and verifiably true crimes against humanity. Israel’s defense?: because they’re impossible to prove true, bible said that land was theirs. this is where science plays the most important fact because it cannot lie no matter how hard you to try to stretch it but there is a reason DNA ancestry tests are illegal in israel.
The Palestinians have been native to the land historically known as Palestine for thousands of years. The region has seen a continuous human presence since ancient times, with diverse groups including Canaanites, Philistines, Hebrews, Arabs, and others contributing to the area’s complex history. The modern Palestinian identity began to take shape in the late Ottoman period and solidified further during the British Mandate era in the early 20th century. Thus, the Palestinian people’s deep-rooted connection to the land spans millennia, reflecting a long-standing historical and cultural presence.
in summation, while modern Jewish populations, including those of European descent, do have genetic links to the ancient Middle East, their history of dispersion and intermingling with other populations complicates the notion of indigeneity compared to the continuous presence of Arab populations in the region. Therefore, it is more straightforward to consider the Arab populations as indigenous in the traditional sense of the term, given their unbroken habitation and cultural ties to the land.