Mich

@weouthereflyin única versão aceitável youtube.com/watch?v=CXZgRm…

fun fact sobre mim: eu sei de cabeça o hino de israel (não me orgulho disso)

אם יש משהו שבאמת מבאס במלחמה בלתי נגמרת עם כל הערבים בעולם זה שלבנון נראית צ'יל דלוקס הייתי מסתובב שם בהרים עם נרגילה חשיש בצורת קלצ'ניקוב בתוך צידנית ועוצר בכל מקום כזה

Pessoal me segue por qualquer motivo e aí tem que descobrir posteriormente que eu sou um tarado.

As unfunny as any piece of millennial observational comedy is, the last joke here, which equates a wendys burguer to free palestine is one of the best unintional (as they mostly are) examples of that generation's smug lack of ToM; this goes for both Jews and Palestinians.

>turtle island in bio trying to reason w/ someone who believes every single israeli life is demonic

Euuuuuuuu

Never heard of this. However, from nwo on, I'll be holding tight to my two EU passports and LARPing as South America's greatest defender of Europanto.

@bigmommymilkors @weouthereflyin Acre

@weouthereflyin medo de qual seria rio branco

cidades brasileiras, se fossem do antigo oriente próximo: são paulo - babilônia rio de janeiro - sodoma salvador - gomorra campinas - ugarit belo horizonte - nínive ouro preto - uruk recife - jerusalém joão pessoa - damasco fortaleza - persépolis

Infelizmente um dos melhores cozy hard fantasies tá chegando na normiezada

@Atlantic_Sprt autor?

@JacobALinker Whats the literature to read more on that

When Judea and Samaria was the Jordanian West Bank, they divided the territory into three districts: Nablus, Al Quds (Jerusalem), and Hebron. This regionalism preceded Jordan's unification with those lands and still exists today. Nablus was an entirely separate province from Jerusalem and Hebron under the Ottomans, and its links to central Transjordan (Balqa, also referred to as As Salt, after the biggest city there at the time) were about as strong as they were to Jerusalem. Though were was a general regionalism that stretched from the Jezreel Valley to Hebron, and west to Gaza and Jaffa (but not Galilee and Beersheba), the three different parts of what historically had been "Central Palestine" (including the coasts) tended to have as strong or stronger links to lands outside of "historic Palestine" to the east or north than to one another on a north-south axis. So you you had Jabal Nablus (Mount Nablus; aka Samaria - the Nablus-Jenin-Tulkarem-Caesarea area) with links to Balqa/Transjordan. Galilee (which, it should be noted, had never been part any Arab or Muslim concept of "Palestine" prior to the British Mandate) with strong links to Irbid, the Syrian Hauran, and Lebanon. Hebron had tribal links to Karak in Transjordan (south of Balqa). Gaza was principally an outlet for Beersheva, which had links to Ma'an in Transjordan. The roots of modern "Palestinianness" as a political concept in the end of the 19th century (1890s) came from the elites of Jerusalem and of Christians in the area in particular. Early "Palestinian" literature couldn't even agree on what constituted Palestine, and typically identified it with the Ottoman Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem (Jerusalem, Jaffa, Hebron, Gaza, Ashkelon, Ashdod, and Beersheva) or with the combined Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem and Sanjak of Nablus. Occasionally the city of Haifa might be included too. Some Palestinian Arab Christians (particularly those educated at Russian academies) would use the western concept of Palestine or the scope of the Archiodese of Jerusalem (which extended as far north as the Litani in Lebanon and included much of Transjordan), but this was uncommon compared to the narrower definitions. If you look at a dialect map of Levantine Arabic, you can even see much of what I'm getting at. Although in the 20th century these differences have tended to fade as Palestinianness as a modern concept formed and Palestinian Arabs interacted more with one another than with the groups they traditionally associated with. Although today Hebron regional identity remains more persistent than other regionalisms in the West Bank / Judea and Samaria. Although it's also not a coincidence that it is in the camps of Tulkarem, Nablus, and Jenin that you see so much resistance to the PA.

He’s just like me etc

SOMEONE SEND A GAZILLION DOLLARS TO EMBRAER THIS INSTANT!!

@EigenGender If you're a one-boxer use he/him, and if you're a two-boxer I would prefer if you would just not refer to me at all

@naosouasofi @samaissc us

@FieldSpeakerZDQ @Lachamadice

@Mich_GDL @Lachamadice Class S&P Atlantic Slave Trade generational wealth

The Jews are making silverware soup to increase their metabolism and iron intake for when Trump drops a nuke on Kharg Island. How are you going to gainsmaxx before the fell hour, anon?

@FieldSpeakerZDQ @Lachamadice By that metric I have, I shit you not, nine sets.

@Lachamadice I have three. One for dairy, one for meat, one for Shabbat

@FieldSpeakerZDQ the humble bt kiruv girl who gets emotionally and sexually abused

And the worst part is neither of them are sociologically Chassidim