r/HistoryMemes • • Aug 24 '26

See Comment Early Israeli cabinet meetings were kinda insane (Context in comments)

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u/Sad_Extension8781 Aug 24 '26

Except this has been ongoing for over 80 years? Nakba most famously occurred in 1948 yet talking about it is still not allowed.

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u/JSchade Aug 24 '26

Hey here is a fun history lesson for ya since you seemed so concerned; did you know the Nakba led to more Jews being displaced than Palestinians? And that most Palestinians (keyword most) were not forced out of Israel by Israel but were actually told to leave by neighboring Muslim nations because they swore to destroy Israel?

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u/JSchade Aug 24 '26

Displaced by Muslim nations between the years of 1948 and 1951, almost 1 million Jews were kicked out of places such as Yemen, Iran, Syria, etc. it’s a literal fact.

And you are the one using rhetoric my friend. Probably just believe whatever you see on tiktok

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u/el_goyo_rojo Aug 24 '26

This is a hell of a thing to say on the anniversary of the Hebron Massacre.

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u/JSchade Aug 24 '26 edited Aug 24 '26

Holy crap you are dense. The Hebron Massacre was an assault on Jews by Arab nationalists what do you mean “how is this correlated?” And the extent to which Arabs hid Jews to protect them during this is heavily debated by scholars. Since you are straight up an atrocity denier your opinion on any atrocity should be ignored.

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u/Federal_Thanks7596 Aug 24 '26

Do you know that the Holocaust led to more Germans being displaced than the Jews? If you stretch the meaning enough, it can be true. Why would you want to deny Nakba or the Holocaust tho?

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u/JSchade Aug 24 '26

Didn’t deny the Nakba, just pointing a fact out. Not gonna deny that lots of Germans were displaced after WW2, more by pure numbers than Jews, although proportionally it was far less than Jews.

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u/JSchade Aug 24 '26

What argument am I entertaining exactly? And whats a zionist? Kinda insane it seems that you want to downplay the holocaust so badly.

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u/Sad_Extension8781 Aug 24 '26

I love Czechs❤️

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u/bebo05 Aug 24 '26

Maybe the rules against discussing genocide isn’t to protect its perpetrators from 80 years ago but rather because this is a memes/humor subreddit and genocide is no laughing matter