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Part 2/2 — Colonialism, Occupation, and Ethnic Cleansing — Marketed as a Historical and Religious Right. ❗⚖️ The Roman Empire: It ruled territories that are today located in Spain, France, Britain, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Syria, and parts of North Africa. Does this give modern Italy the right to claim these territories? The Ottoman Empire: For centuries, it ruled large parts of Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and North Macedonia, and it also imposed tributary dependency on principalities such as Wallachia and Moldavia during certain historical periods.  Does this give modern Turkey the right to claim these territories today? Portugal: It ruled Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, and others for centuries. Does this give Portugal the right to reclaim them today? Spain: It ruled vast parts of Latin America for more than three centuries, and its colonies became independent during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Does Spain have the right to reclaim them today? Britain and France: They ruled vast colonial empires in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, but the end of colonialism resulted in the establishment of independent states, not in a permanent right for former colonial powers to reclaim their territories. The Mongol Empire: At its height, it extended across vast areas of China, Central Asia, Iran, Russia, and parts of Eastern Europe. Does this mean that the modern states located in these regions have the right to redraw their borders based on the territories of the Mongol Empire? History can explain how we arrived at the present, but even a historically substantiated claim does not automatically grant a right to restore the past by military force, let alone when the claim itself is fabricated, unsubstantiated, or unsupported by reliable historical evidence, as is the case with the Israeli claim. If we want to build a world governed by laws, borders, and rights, we cannot replace international law with the principle of “who was here first” or “who ruled this land in the past.” Otherwise, we are not returning to history; we are returning to the law of the jungle: whoever possesses military power has the right to rewrite history and borders all over again. #HistoricalClaims #foruyou #FYP #فلسطين
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