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هول مش بس شيعة هول لبنانية من كل الطوائف عم يقولو لا للتطبيع.

23 martyrs and 60 wounded, 12 of them are Lebanese State Security officers, is the toll of the last Israeli bombings in Nabatieh area today. No one is reporting from Nabatieh from the foreign media outlets, due to how dangerous the situation is.

It’s only setter colonialism if it comes from the social European region. Otherwise it’s just sparkling violent conquest and subjugation of native populations.

امروزو به افتخار رفقای هندیمون میک‌آپ کردم🙂‍↔️🫶🏼

Pan-Arabism is the most ridiculous ideology of modern times someone from Aleppo has exactly nothing in common with someone from Yemen except worshipping that odd pagan cube and even with that, the Aleppo guy will be sunni and the yemenite will be Shia their “arabic” will not even sound remotely the same

Europoor is an entirely accurate phrase. America is simply in a different league.

sorry, this is just ignorant. Arabization and Islamization were long historical processes. there was no mass conversion of mainly Christian populations under the Hijazi Arabs rule from the 630s. it took centuries until those new dominions were majorly Muslim or Arabic speaking. There's a long literature on this, if you want to bother with research rather than spouting biases.

The feeble defense that Arab conquest happened in the 7th century and is therefore irrelevant to the present as an ongoing structure of Arab and Islamic settler-colonialism fails on grounds of both factual inaccuracy and internal inconsistency. First, antizionists who claim to care about historical injustice routinely treat founding acts of domination as ongoing structures rather than one-time events. That is the entire force of the rhetoric of the “ongoing Nakba,” used by antizionists to circulate the genocide libel, which marks Israel as an object to be annihilated. Second, Patrick Wolfe, the foundational theorist of settler-colonial studies, explicitly defined settler-colonialism as "a structure, not an event." Third, Arabization was and remains a colonial process, one that involved the forced assimilation of minority peoples into the dominant "settler culture." Fourth, Arab and Islamic civilization is deeply shaped by the idea that the actions of Muhammad, especially at the founding moment, are exemplary and normative for the present: a sunna to be reenacted, however differently interpreted. For that reason, virtually all Arabist and Islamist movements in the modern period have understood themselves, in one way or another, as reactivating that foundational history. Fifth, Arabization under Baathism and related projects resulted in the ethnic cleansing of Jews, who were recoded as “Zionists” and persecuted under antizionist forms of exclusion, as well as the genocide of Kurds. Islamist movements, in turn, carried out genocidal violence against Yazidis and other minorities. The point, then, is not merely that the theory of settler-colonialism can be applied to Arab conquest. It is that, on its own stated premises, it applies with remarkable internal consistency. It identifies an enduring structure of domination, assimilation, elimination, and reenactment—and helps explain why ethnic cleansing and genocide emerged from that structure in ways fully continuous with what the theory claims to illuminate elsewhere.