Meet Yasser Arafartba$tard.
Born in Cairo, not Palestine.
Lived in Tunisia, not Palestine.
Died in France, invented “Palestine”.
Left behind $8 billion fortune to his daughter living in UK, not Palestine.
And who is Yasser Arafat, a Fakestinian leader.
Born in Egypt, lived everywhere but called himself “Palestinian”
These are the people calling Jews, white coloniser.
The irony!

Arabs occupy most of Judea & Samaria.
Why are they there? When did they move there?

Arabs (primarily Arabic-speaking Muslims, with some Christians) form the large majority of the population in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) due to successive waves of conquest, settlement, conversion of earlier inhabitants, natural growth, and later immigration—beginning in significant numbers after the 7th-century Muslim conquests—not as the continuous indigenous population from antiquity.
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Early history and the shift to Arab/Muslim majority
Judea and Samaria were the historic core of the ancient Jewish kingdoms (Judah and Israel/Samaria). Jews formed the majority or a large plurality into the early centuries CE. After the Roman suppressions of the Jewish revolts (especially the Bar Kokhba revolt of 132–135 CE), the Jewish population in Judea was devastated; many survivors shifted north to Galilee or were dispersed. The region became majority Christian under Byzantine rule (with remaining Jews, Samaritans, and others).Wikipedia
Arab presence existed earlier on the margins (Bedouin tribes, traders linked to the incense routes, some settlement in the south/Idumea), but Arabs were not the dominant population of the highlands of Judea and Samaria. The major change came with the Muslim Arab conquests of the Levant (c. 634–640 CE). Arab tribes from the Arabian Peninsula arrived as conquerors and settlers (estimates suggest tens to low hundreds of thousands across the broader Levant as a ruling minority initially). Over subsequent centuries under Umayyad, Abbasid, Fatimid, Ayyubid, Mamluk, and Ottoman rule: Continue reading Fakestinians, who are they? Why are they there?