@omarsultan717: Who does Palestine Really belong to according to scripture #creators...

Adam Awad :

Palestine belongs to the Palestinian. Prophet Moses never came to Jerusalem after he crossed the Red Sea from Sinai, Egypt. ✌️🇵🇸🍉❤️🇮🇷🇾🇪🇱🇧

أبو كريم :

Rudy Shah755 :

thank you for sharing the real History.

Abbas Rizvin :

Thank you.

Khoe Ismael :

But you didn't mention about who were the zionists

Gloria Chew xue fung :

are you sure Palestinians are Cannenites?

Loft Matupa :

The British & Americans are the cause of so much mayhem & pain in this world

moby :

Thank you for sharing

kevin sahanovitch :

they were BLACK

Zoric Turanskiy :

You missed how crusaders killed Muslims and Jews in Jerusalem in first crusade and how Muslims killed everyone there once they returned

Tariq Hamouda🇵🇸🇵🇸هُنا غزة :

HELLO AGAIN :

Tell that to Nathanyu

markfrommars0 :

so, North America should be turned over to Native Nations.

Bifs Shalabi :

True. The British empire caused all the mayhem that is faced by the Palestinians.

brat275rep :

What one sees today is twisted history 🤣🤣

Mondli :

West is always involved in distabilising everywhere

amy :

the zionist-israelist wrre hard working. the British royal needed money to forward their greedyness of conquering faraway land as they were loosing it in war with indigenous. So the B/royal ask for money from the israelist promising them to help to give Palestine as their promised land.

Alvaro Ovalle :

Jesus family lives in Chile 🇨🇱

majeddaas773 :

Alvaro Ovalle :

Chile third heaven and Paradise 🇨🇱

Mike :

🙏🙏

mohamedhamed2295 :

Over time, and over the course of many centuries, the original inhabitants of the land, the Canaanites, evolved into Palestinians who speak Arabic. However, they still use many Canaanite words in their everyday colloquial language. I am one of them.

Kay :

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chucksaunders33 :

I think he is skipping over parts from 600 to 1900

omarawwad747 :

The region has been home to many peoples and civilizations throughout history due to its strategic location linking Africa, Asia, and Europe. As a result, Palestine’s history is diverse and shared, not the exclusive heritage of any single group. Many argue that the main issue is not who inhabited Palestine first, but rather the use of selective religious or historical claims to justify exclusive entitlement while overlooking the region’s complex past. Likewise, identity and rights cannot be based solely on historical precedence. The communities that have lived and developed on this land over generations are also part of its history. For many, the idea that God grants exclusive ownership of a land to one group alone is difficult to reconcile with broader principles of justice and morality. In this context, some observers have pointed to statements by Benjamin Netanyahu describing himself as a Canaanite while also invoking references to the “Amalekites” in political rhetoric, questioning the consistency of such historical narratives.