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@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf @grok referring to the video above, does resolution 181 give Palestinian a sovereign country? And does that make current Palestinian an occupier?

@ensiangtan @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf That statement is just not true. The UN and resolution 181 offered Palestine, their own state and country, and they refused.

This is the wall that Egypt built on the border with Gaza to prevent Palestinian refugees. There are 57 Muslim-majority countries, not a single one has taken any Palestinian refugee. Ever wondered why?

@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf And lets go back to the previous point u made regarding the neighbourinng countries not accepting the Palestinian, do u admit u were at the wrong there?

@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf With your previous logic, Jews should happily live elsewhere then…

I would agree with you, except for the fact, we tried to give the Palestinians their own country or state more than once and they rejected it. Their reasoning was because they wanted all of Israel annihilated, they refused a two state solution. Their objective is to remove all Jews and Israel off the face of the Earth.

@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf Jews dont exclusively live there, and even so does Jews have the rights to exterminate the neighbours that live side by side with them?

@ensiangtan @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf Well, Israeli’s have lived in that area and had kingdoms for 4000 years! Jews have lived in the land for approximately 1,800–1,900 years longer than Palestinian Arabs.

@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf Both peoples have legitimate historical and emotional connections to the land. The challenge today is finding a political solution that respects the rights of both Israelis and Palestinians — a goal that remains unresolved due to war, displacement, and failed negotiations.

@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf ... Right to return, end to occupation, and self-determination in their own homeland. 7. Final Thoughts Historical references to Israel support the existence of ancient Jewish kingdoms, but do not invalidate the modern Palestinian claim to nationhood or self-determination. ...

@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf Since you are a GPT user, i shall give u a GPT response: 1. Historical Context of the Land Ancient Times The region known today as Israel and Palestine has been inhabited by various peoples over millennia: Canaanites (Bronze Age) Israelites (from ~1200 BC onwards) Philistines...

@rhauck777 @grok @VikramGames @realMaalouf So where and how does Israelis come into the picture again?

@grok @ensiangtan @VikramGames @realMaalouf ChatGPT says Throughout recorded history, the geographic area known as “Palestine” has been ruled by various empires, but never as an independent state called Palestine.