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UN Secretary-General Guterres: The United Nations recognizes, without any ambiguity, that the Golan belongs to Syria. Time and again, we have condemned the violations committed by Israel.

All of Iran including the Strait of Hormuz, 18 inhabited islands, 23 uninhabited islands, Bahrain and its 7 islands - all in the PERSIAN Gulf- are the paternal and maternal inheritance of all Iranians. PERIOD!

Christians: Silly Muslims, thinking Satan enters a human's body part. The Bible:

Mohammed taught Muslims that Satan sleeps in your nose at night. Each morning they must rinse their noses out three times to get Satan out of there. Fact check me.

The forgotten Arab atrocities of the Roman conquest of Jerusalem: the history you never learned at school. Tonight, Jews around the world will commemorate Tisha B'Av, the anniversary of the destruction of the First and Second Jewish Temples in Jerusalem. For the Jews of antiquity, the conquests of Jerusalem were not only a political disaster, ending Jewish sovereignty in the Land of Israel. They were also humanitarian catastrophes on an apocalyptic scale. The Roman conquest of Jerusalem, for example, involved the sort of barbaric savagery that brings to mind the Shoah or the October 7 Massacre. Some of the Jews fleeing Jerusalem swallowed gold coins before escaping, because there was no food in the besieged city, but plenty of gold. They hoped that as they hobbled out looking like Buchenwald inmates or Eli Sharabi on his last day in Gaza, they would have something to keep them alive outside. And then the Romans' Arab mercenaries devised a diabolical plan. Josephus describes: "One deserter was caught picking gold coins out of his excreta... When the trick was discovered... the Arab unit and the Syrians cut open the refugees and ransacked their bellies... In a single night, nearly two thousand were ripped up." The Arab atrocities during the Roman conquest of Jerusalem were so barbaric that Titus "was on the point of surrounding the perpetrators with his cavalry and shooting them down." But there were just too many of them, more perpetrators than victims. The Arabs let the Romans take the fall for their barbaric atrocities. "The Arabs and Syrians... began by indulging their passions in an undisciplined fashion," Josephus recalls, "and ended by letting Romans take the blame for their bloodthirsty butchery and their hatred for the Jews." The Arabs continued to disembowel the Jewish refugees from Jerusalem. They "looked around in case any Roman saw them, then ripped them up and pulled the filthy money out of their bowels." Most of their victims did not even have gold coins in their bellies. And the fear of getting disemboweled by Arab soldiers looking for gold was so intense, that many Jews who fled Jerusalem actually returned to the encircled city. It's all in Josephus' Jewish War, Book V. But they didn't teach you this at school. The rest, however, is history.