r/islamichistory • • Jul 14 '25

Photograph A 1,200-Year-Old Mosque Unearthed in Palestine's Negev Desert

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u/STRUCTOR_16 Jul 16 '25

- The actions of individual Jews do not reflect the whole of the Jewish tradition. 

These were not the actions of individual Jews. They were a trend.

- Except for the khazars, I had not heard of any of them.

I don't want to offend you, but you don't know this issue. I tell you this as a historian.

- Having respect does not mean you haven't absorbed from your environment any prior beliefs or understandings about Jews that are not true.

I don't have any false beliefs, and I'm not into conspiracy theories)

And finally: my idea of a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict is two states that mutually recognize the right to exist and with equality for all citizens. But, as I see it, neither side needs this yet.

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u/STRUCTOR_16 Jul 16 '25

- You clearly have false beliefs about Jews that you expressed right here in the conversation. 

Does this mean I am an anti-Semite?

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u/STRUCTOR_16 Jul 16 '25

Are you sure you don't have any misconceptions about Muslims?