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That may be true, yet Egypt and Palestine were quite Romanised by the time the Arabs got there.
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That may be true, yet Egypt and Palestine were quite Romanised by the time the Arabs got there.
About the picture: I'm not how much it is real, according to what I know (from many soldiers who serves there) that these kids sometimes tends to be extremely provocative (and not just them) and they try to catch the right moment, I don't say that it doesn't exist at all (and the officer who ordered this will be punished, it is against the rules and the soldiers must not obey him or they will be punished too) many times the photo isn't in the right context at all.
About the Assyrians: as fa as I know, the Assyrian actually did reserved their cultures, and fought for independence at the same time as the Armenian did, but they became minority in their homeland as the years progressed, many of them resisted Arabiziation and they still speak Aramaic, they suffered Genocide from the Turks as well, and now they flee from Iraq and Syria due to the heavy prosecution they are suffering from.
Egyptians lost their culture after the conversation to Christianity by the Byzantines, the Coptics are still some remnants of this culture, actually the Siwa Oasis was so isolated, that they didn't Arabized well into the Medieval (and in some sort, even in the 19th century they didn't fully Arabized, but they are Berbers).
About the Assyrians: as fa as I know, the Assyrian actually did reserved their cultures, and fought for independence at the same time as the Armenian did, but they became minority in their homeland as the years progressed, many of them resisted Arabiziation and they still speak Aramaic, they suffered Genocide from the Turks as well, and now they flee from Iraq and Syria due to the heavy prosecution they are suffering from.
Egyptians lost their culture after the conversation to Christianity by the Byzantines, the Coptics are still some remnants of this culture, actually the Siwa Oasis was so isolated, that they didn't Arabized well into the Medieval (and in some sort, even in the 19th century they didn't fully Arabized, but they are Berbers).
CELTICEMPIRE
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For the OP:
Criticism of Israel is not Antisemitism.
Criticism of Israel is not Antisemitism.
It is not, but again, the line is sometimes thin... ANd people sometimes disguise it very well (The Arabian Nations for example).
The only culture I know to actually converted the ruler's Culture is the Persians, they manged Persianized they rulers (including The Timurids, and Babur who will later form the Mughal Empire)
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I do not think that "Jews are a fifth column for Israel" is directed towards just Israel. The "Criticism of Israel is not antisemitism" card has been played too often by those to promote nothing more than mad conspiracy theories.
I also notice that when I criticise assumptions of non-antisemitic Israel-critics, I am occasionally accused of promoting Islamophobia/Anti-Arabism. So it works the other way around as well.
Napoleon much?
Traitorfish
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Criticism of Israel is not inherently anti-Semitic.
Trick is, a lot of it is anti-Semitic anyway.
It's really not that difficult, but a lot of people on either side of the debate seem to stumble on one or both of these points.
Trick is, a lot of it is anti-Semitic anyway.
It's really not that difficult, but a lot of people on either side of the debate seem to stumble on one or both of these points.
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Maybe not related, though I almost never see separatist anti-semites who support Israel and Zionism to relocate unassimilated Jews there. You had quite a few prominent examples in the early 20th century. And selfdescribed "Anti-Zionists" are nowadays either non-antisemitic or dangerously close to annihiliationist Nazi-style antisemitism.
It does appear that the various Abrahamic sects have a hard time getting along, but I suppose it may be construed as 1/3rd anti-semitic to say so.
According to some, Secular/atheists are the least trustworthy group, so if they present the appearance of not getting along, they are actually getting along.
Traitorfish
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wake up sheeple.
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wake up sheeple.
You win the Internet today.
wake up sheeple.
There is no smiley adequate to express the genius of this.
Careful, you broke your own rules here. It's important to not confuse the religious sects with the political sects with the races. I know there's giant overlap, but you've still got to be careful.
Traitorfish
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I just wish I could give it proper accreditation!
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