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1. Such a beautiful country!
2. هذه فلسطين ايها الحقير اسرائيل ليست دولة اسرائيل كيان مجرم.....PALESTINE.....PALESTINE.....PALESTINE.....PALESTINE
3. The holy land Yisrael
4. beautiful Palestine :)
5. Adonay bless the Nation of Israel. Lovee Israel
6. Ravishing video! I see it as a small piece of art, not as a political issue...
7. God Bless the Land of Israel.
8. This ia very beautiful, may HaShem bless Israel and his scattered children
9. its occupied Palestine
10. Land belongs to no one we are only passing tenants, we should wonder on its beauty and enjoy what has been given to us for what is an all too brief a time.
11. historically it is Palestine .. land of Arabs .. the day when you go out is coming soon :)
12. ! Beautiful incredible Israel
13. PART 2 ...If you consider Palestine to be a "Sovereign" and "Independent" country that goes back through most of recorded history as many would have you to believe, then a few questions need to be answered:
    When was it founded and by whom?
    What were its borders?
    What was its capital?
    Who was the President?
    What was its form of government?
    What were its major cities?
    What constituted the basis of its economy?
    Who was the Palestinian leader before Yasser Arafat?
    Was Palestine ever recognized by a country whose existence, at that time or now, leaves no room for interpretation?
    What was the language of the country of Palestine?
    What was the prevalent religion of the country of Palestine?
    What was the name of its currency and what was the approximate exchange rate of the Palestinian monetary unit against the US dollar, German mark, GB pound, or Japanese yen on any particular date?
    And, finally, since there is no such country today, what caused its demise and when did it occur?
    
    The Ten Commandments of Arab Lies:
    The "Palestinian People" have an historic connection to the land:
    This is very interesting since there is no such thing as a "Palestinian People". When the Romans changed the name of Israel to Palestine, the people living there at the time were Jews, not Arabs. If there had been a "Palestinian People", which there never was, they would have been Jews.
    The Palestinian People have been in the land from time immemorial:
    For centuries pre-Israel Palestine was a forgotten, desolate wasteland inhabited by a remnant of Jews, along with some Christians and wandering Bedouins who certainly had no thought of a national identity of any kind.
    There were no Jews in Palestine until Israel became a state in 1948:
    The Romans officially banished the Jews from Israel (Palestine) in 135 CE. However, historical records show there was always a Jewish presence in the land. While many were scattered, other Jews simply moved out of harm's way until a less hostile power ruled the land. Jews were returning to what is now Israel well before 1948. Many left Russia after the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917.
    Arabs and Jews lived in harmony before Israel became a state:
    Throughout the centuries, Jews as well as Christians, living under Islamic rule suffered persecution and humiliation, the intensity of which was determined by the character of a particular Moslem ruler. As second-class citizens, there was never a "good time" for non-Muslims living under Islamic rule. Because of the way that most Islamic countries look down on non-Muslims, they are always considered second-class citizens and less than equal. Arabs have rarely lived in harmony with anyone if they were the majority.
    The returning Jews displaced the Palestinian Arabs:
    The ancestors of most of the present-day Arab population migrated to the land after Jewish pioneers began to reclaim the land. They came from many different countries and were not original inhabitants of the land.
    The Jews stole Arab land:
    Jews returning to the land settled on unclaimed, unoccupied land or bought land from absentee Arab landowners at outrageously high prices. This is a matter of record.
    The Jews forced Arabs to flee Palestine:
    When Israel was declared a state in 1948, leaders from the surrounding Arab countries declared war on Israel and instructed the Arab civilians living in the land to flee until the Jews were annihilated. Israeli leaders, to no avail, urged the Arabs to stay. Property that they owned was abandoned.
    The Jews caused the Arab refugee problem:
    If Arab countries would assimilate and care for the "Palestinian" refugees, as Israel did for their Jewish refugees, there would be no refugee problem. Instead they use the refugees as political pawns in their struggle against Israel. No Arab country that wants "Palestinian Arabs" in their country as they would rather use the "Palestinian Arabs" as pawns rather than assimilate them into their populations and bring peace to the Middle East.
    Israel is the aggressor against defenseless Palestinians:
    In its brief history, Israel has had one war after another and each time they are blamed as the aggressor. The Arabs do not recognize the right of Israel to exist and are in a constant state of hostility against Israel. Their aim is to destroy Israel.
    Jerusalem is holy to Muslims:
    While Jerusalem is mentioned over eight hundred times in the Bible, it is not mentioned one time in the Koran. Muslims have had little or no interest in Jerusalem until the Jewish presence in modern times.
    
    The History of the Region:
    To understand the truth of modern day Israel, you must first have a clear understanding of the history of the region.
    Judea was an autonomous state in the Persian Empire following the return from Babylonian exile thanks to Cyrus, King of Persia. Following the death of Alexander the Great who had captured the Persian Empire, it became part of two Hellenistic.
    Following the Maccabean revolt, Judea became an independent state. Following the death of King Herod, the Romans seized it and it then became a Roman province. Judea was briefly independent during the first revolt against the Romans until it was finally destroyed when the Romans put down the revolt and destroyed Jerusalem and the Temple in the year 70.
    Judah lost its independence to Rome in the year 70 and became again a colony. In the year 135, the Romans gave the country the name "Palaestina". The name Palaestina, which became Palestine in English, is derived from Herodotus, who used the term Palaistine Syria to refer to the entire southern part of Syria, meaning "Philistine Syria." This was to add insult to injury against the Jewish people. The intent was to remove any memory of a Jewish presence. The name was kept by the next possessors, the Byzantine Empire, and then by the conquering Arabs and their successors, the conquering Turks. Note that we have a succession of different nationalities, none of whom thought of themselves as Palestinians. They were the Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, or Turks.
    About 61 B.C., Roman troops under Pompei invaded Judea and sacked Jerusalem in support of King Herod. Judea had become a client state of Rome. During the seventh century (A.D. 600's), Muslim Arab armies moved north from Arabia to conquer most of the Middle East, including Palestine. The Seljuk Turks conquered Jerusalem in 1071, but their rule in Palestine lasted less than 30 years.
    During the 7th century, Muslims invaded and the Crusaders from Europe ruled for a time until they were driven out. The Crusaders left Palestine for good when the Muslims captured Acre in 1291. During the post-crusade period, crusaders often raided the coast of Palestine. To deny the Crusaders gains from these raids, the Muslims pulled their people back from the coasts and destroyed coastal towns and farms. This depopulated and impoverished the coast of Palestine for hundreds of years.
    In the mid-1200's, Mamelukes, originally soldier-slaves of the Arabs based in Egypt, established an empire that in time included the area of Palestine that lasted until the Ottoman Empire defeated the Mamelukes in 1517, and Palestine became part of the Ottoman Empire. The Turkish Sultan invited Jews fleeing the Spanish Catholic inquisition to settle in the Turkish empire, including several cities in Palestine. The Ottoman Empire ruled until the British took control of the area in 1917.
    British Mandate
    In 1922, the British declared that the boundary of Palestine would be limited to the area west of the river. The area east of the river, called Transjordan, which is now the country of Jordan, was made a separate British mandate and eventually given independence. The British maintained control until 1948.
    There was always a Jewish population in the region, most of them resided in the religious communities in Jerusalem, Tz'fat, Tiberius, and Hebron. With Jewish immigration suddenly on the rise from the 1880's on, the economy of this very under populated and very poor country began to rise dramatically, attracting a parallel stream of Arabs from the surrounding countries who came in looking for jobs. At the same time, Arab/Muslim nationalism and extremism began to rise, spurred by the influx of what they considered "Infidel Jews" and the breakup of the Turkish Empire followed by the occupation by European countries of much of the Middle East.
    From this time through the War of Independence in 1947-49, there were local Arab leaders who called for an independent Palestine (Arab state) in the entire country with not a single inch for a Jewish state. During the 1948 Israeli War of Independence, the local Arab armies and leaders identified with Syria, Jordan, and Egypt and thought of themselves as such. At the end of the war, the Arab allotted land was divided between Israel, Egypt (Gaza), and Jordan. The Egyptians refused to let the Gazans become independent or Egyptian citizens. Eventually, the Jordanians did allow some refugees become citizens, but not all. The Arab states are content to let their brother Arabs remain in those refugee camps that are really crowded and squalid towns and live like that since the UN supported them. Because of this, they make a great political tool used to invoke sympathy, especially in regard to the European countries. That is crass, unfeeling politics, but these same people do not hesitate to strap bombs to their young men and women.
    Another reason why the Palestinian Arabs fled is that they refused to live in a Jewish dominated state. Ironically, had they accepted the partition and those in Israel not fled, Israel would have had a huge and growing Arab population and indefensible borders.
14. PART 1 ...To all Arab viewers, before you start to comment...... take a look at the Arch of Titus in Rome, which is more than 700 years older than the Islamic religion and the Koran. This arch says more about the Jews and their rights for Israel... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Pz_p8Tf24g or the Merneptah Stele which is much older than the Arch of Titus in Rome where is written about the nation Israel.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2TP0pGJOjc you know that an own state of palestine never existed? you know that the name goes back to the roman empire who named this piece of land palestine only to rid off the origin name judea because the jews fought against the roman occupation. you also know that the so called phillistines were sea people from the greece shores who only had a state on the territory from the gaza strip till ashdod and that they had nothing to do with arabs, who are orgininaly from the arab peninsula, today called saudi arabia. and you also know that still today archeologist of all countries find proof of jewish presence all over israel but no proof of an arab state named palestine. not one museum under the palestinian authority can fill one small room with original arab palestinian foundings which would show any arab presence here.the plo can not fill one quadratmeter with coins, vases or other things, because there was never an arab palestinians state. i am sorry to say the truth but somebody must open your eyes. jerusalem is mentioned more then 700 times in the bible/torah but not once in the koran. jews pray to jerusalem but the arabs show their backs/butts to jerusalem and pray to mecca. jerusalem was also never a capital of any muslim control. it was never a important city fro muslims. the ottoman census from 1905 shows for jerusalem 13.300 jewish people, 8.100 christians and 11.000 muslims. together with the christians the non-muslim population was 21.400 to 11.000 muslims. many names of so called palestinian arabs have origins from egypt (al-masri), from sudan (al-obeidi or al-ubayyid), from morocco (al-mughrabi), from algier (al-djazair), from yemen (al-yamani), from turkey (al-turki) from syria (al-shami) and so on. so these people are originaly from other countries. by the way, all arabs are from the arab peninsula and conquered syria, egypt, lebanon etc. etc. with fire and sword and raped,killed and enslaved the original population. the real owners of egypt are the copts, syria the assyrians/arameans, in lebanon the maronites, in morocco the berbers and so on. sorry but the fact is that arabs came as cruel occupiers from the arab peninsula and killed, raped and enslaved the original population. the jews were ready to share the small country with you but 5 arab armies attacked the small jewish state and lost the war. so who is to blame? and why you never asked from the jordan king before the 1967 war to have a own state on the westbank? why you started your demands only after the lost war in 1967? could it be more a antisemitic thing and has nothing to do with a real wish to have an own homeland? and why need arabs another state when they have so many arab-muslim states where they can live under their brethen? you never asked for a state from the jordan king - why?. is it more something that you want to annoy the jews? maybe it is time to sit down peacfully with the israelis and be happy to get another arab state named palestine without any preconditions. israel is interested in peace but it is not interested to do suicide. accept it. you have the opportunity to get a own state and the only thing that the jews want is real peace. sure, you can dig another attack tunnels, buy weapons, build rockets with millions of dollars instead to invest in schools, hospitals and other infrastructures for the people and provoke another clash with the israeli army. but don´t be suprised when again you get a punch in the face. how long you put your people into this conflict? it is time to live in peace and build some good structures for all people of the region.Ah, end here is a picture of an old french dictionary from 1939. Take a look how the flag of Palestine looks like?
    https://www.factualisrael.com/1939-palestinian-flag-look-like-surprised/?thecache=0
    And if you had forgotten who was happy when the Twin Towers crushed in 1000 pieces with more then 3000 murdered people. https://www.facebook.com/StandWithUs/videos/10153977936617689/ And Israel is the only nation outside of America who has a memorial for the American people https://www.facebook.com/StandWithUs/videos/10153977936617689/
15. Grossartiges Video! Super!
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17. Who respect the Creator and His Torah and Judaism is the Creator Himself has given at Mount Sinai for the whole world and select the chosen people ! As it is written in the New Testament and the Koran ! And whoever came from a monkey safari place ... !!!
18. that is palestenian land, Israel seized by force
19. Thank you for this beautiful video. It distracts somewhat from happening.
    This video was recommended in deutsch forum Israelheute. The deflected somewhat from our sadness and our horror. ME AND MANY OTHERS in German-speaking forum israel today are very horrified for the murder of the 13-year Hallel in Kiriat Arba, the other knife attacks in which a 40 year-old man hard and a 62 year-old woman were slightly injured. Night hit missiles in a public building and Gd - is - thanks no one was despite large damage, injured.
    Thursday, June 30, 2016 | NAI editorial
    To 9:04 Israeli local time there has been in Kiriat Arba a knife attack. A 17-year-old terrorist from the nearby village of Beni Naim had penetrated Harsina neighborhood in Givat and has entered into a house. There slept the first 13 years of Hallel Jaffa Ariel in her room. The terrorist had no mercy and stabbed the sleeping girl, which she had been severely injured by stitches in the upper body. At the hospital, she succumbed to her injuries.
    
    Thursday, June 30, 2016 | NAI editorial
    While in Kiriat Arba, the 13-year-old Hallel was buried after they had been killed today morning by a terrorist in his sleep, another knife attack occurred in Netanya around 19 pm local time. Near the market of Netanya a terrorist stabbed a man and a woman. Here, the about 40-year-old man was seriously injured. The 62 year-old woman suffered minor injuries.
    
    We are shocked and our thoughts are with the parents / entire family. We hope for full recovery to the injured of knife attacks same day ..
    And that is constantly permanently in Israel and the media do not report enough about what's going on.
    The Gd of Jacob bless Israel. Gruß - C.
20. God bless Palestine