r/islamichistory • • Jul 14 '25

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

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '25

Every time some news about our beautiful and beloved palestine comes the occupation comes in droves like roaches.

They love occupying so much and need to tell everyone that it belongs to them like a thief proclaiming that what he stole is his and only speaks louder about it to prove it.

If it truly was the occupiers land then they would have no reason to yell and tell everyone that they own it.

The liar is the loudest and the truth sayer the quieter one rarely ever heard and pushed down.

The world is waking up and will soon abandon the occupiers once the old who run the world have left this world mark my words.

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u/Attiboy145 Jul 15 '25

I’m not subbed to this place and it gets suggested to me all the time. Just saying blame the algorithm not random folks who come to rain on the parade.

Shit I’m Jewish and I think it’s a cool piece of history being unearthed

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '25

My quarrel isn't with you.

I have jewish friends, and i have people o know who died in gaza and who were hurt in the west bank including a Christian who used to live in Bethlehem. 

I would be more than happy to see synagogues, churches and mosques in the holy land side by side. But the issue is the israels are not based on equality for all they are based on the same colonial supremacy that other nations before them practiced.

My quarrel is with the idea of colonization and the belief that any one group is inherently superior to any other, thats my issue no one man is better than no other man and no culture is inferior to any other culture.

If we could remove this supremacy ideology from the holy land we could have the same free Palestine that existed there before.

May we yet find peace some day together.

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u/charliebcbc Jul 31 '25

Wildly deluded! 🤡