kurd
𝐂𝐀𝐈 𝐂𝐫𝐞𝐰 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫
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Okay, first off im not a fucking jew nor do i like them. I’m just trying to break things down logically and have an honest conversation.
Jews have been through a lot for thousands of years. They’ve been a minority everywhere, and honestly, they’ve been unfairly blamed and oppressed way too much. That’s just true.
So, after all that suffering, Israel was created in 1948 as a safe place for Jews a country where they could finally feel secure and have a home of their own. That’s why so many Jews from different countries moved there due to them being oppressed and killed.
Now think about this: How many countries do Jews actually have? Just one Israel. Meanwhile, Arabs have a bunch of countries all across the Middle East and North Africa where THEY can securely live in and be safe.
This isn’t to ignore anyone’s problems, but it’s important to understand that Jews wanted a state to protect themselves after so much history of persecution. At the same time, Arabs already have multiple countries where they live safely.
Of course, the conflict is complicated, and there are real issues on both sides. But it makes sense why Jews fought for their own country when they had nowhere else to go, while Arabs already had several countries.
Jews have been through a lot for thousands of years. They’ve been a minority everywhere, and honestly, they’ve been unfairly blamed and oppressed way too much. That’s just true.
So, after all that suffering, Israel was created in 1948 as a safe place for Jews a country where they could finally feel secure and have a home of their own. That’s why so many Jews from different countries moved there due to them being oppressed and killed.
Now think about this: How many countries do Jews actually have? Just one Israel. Meanwhile, Arabs have a bunch of countries all across the Middle East and North Africa where THEY can securely live in and be safe.
This isn’t to ignore anyone’s problems, but it’s important to understand that Jews wanted a state to protect themselves after so much history of persecution. At the same time, Arabs already have multiple countries where they live safely.
Of course, the conflict is complicated, and there are real issues on both sides. But it makes sense why Jews fought for their own country when they had nowhere else to go, while Arabs already had several countries.
