Dear Ttbn,

«Around 1030 BC, Israel became a sovereign Jewish kingdom.»

1047 BC to be exact, then it lasted for 77 years before splitting into two separate kingdoms.

«Jews are regarded as being the indigenous inhabitants»

Yes, among others.

«even the Koran mentions that.»

Is that anything to go by?

«The country has been overrun by many nations including Syrians, Greeces and Romans. But not Palestinians»

But of course - most of today's so-called "Palestinians" are the descendants of Israelis who remained on their land ever since but later converted to Islam under the pressure of Jizyah taxes.

PS.

Yuyutsu

Missed the subject of violin music.
I only play the imaginary violin, I’m very good at that, but it would not get me a job with the local orchestra.

Dan

The world`s worst terrorist state aided and abetted by the (Dis)US of Paranoia.

ateday

Agree but Israel is by no means unique to your claim. We have home grown secret service organisations which rival the best.
The big worry is not so much the SS organisations, but who has the power to direct them.
Greaseball Ned Kelly, (Barilaro) very recent case in point, using a NSW police special services for his own defence, arresting a witness hostile against an exposure of his suspect dealings as Deputy Premier of NSW by friendly Jordies Utube sitarist.

Dan

#PeterBo

You state:
"But we all know that Israel is kicking out Palestinian families from Palestinian areas to form their settlements"

Care to elucidate with some specific examples of where this is happening rather than this throwaway unsubstantiated sentence?

#Yuyutsu

1.#tbbn stated:
"Around 1030 BC, Israel became a sovereign Jewish kingdom. Jews are regarded as being the indigenous inhabitants; even the Koran mentions that."

2.Your reply to #tbbn:
«Around 1030 BC, Israel became a sovereign Jewish kingdom.»

1047 BC to be exact, then it lasted for 77 years before splitting into two separate kingdoms.

«Jews are regarded as being the indigenous inhabitants»

Yes, among others.

«even the Koran mentions that.»

Is that anything to go by?

«The country has been overrun by many nations including Syrians, Greeces and Romans. But not Palestinians»

But of course - most of today's so-called "Palestinians" are the descendants of Israelis who remained on their land ever since but later converted to Islam under the pressure of Jizyah taxes..."

3. My reply to you

Are you really serious in claiming that "most of today's so-called "Palestinians" are the descendants of Israelis who remained on their land ever since but later converted to Islam under the pressure of Jizyah taxes."

Today's "so called Palestinians" are "those Arab nationals who, until 1947, normally resided in Palestine regardless of whether they were evicted from it or have stayed there. Anyone born, after that date, of a Palestinian father - whether inside Palestine or outside it - is also a Palestinian.(PLO Charter Article 5)

The Arabs didn't hit Palestine until the 7th century:
"In the early 7th century, the first of the Rightly Guided Caliphs, Abu Bakr, had succeeded to unify the Arab tribes on the Arabian Peninsula under Islam, the third monotheistic faith originating from the region. He subsequently called the faithful to a holy war or jihad to spread Islam beyond the boundaries of the Peninsula. Abu Bakr died in 634 during the first stages of the conquest, but his successor Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab won the decisive Battle of Yarmouk against Emperor Heraclius’ Byzantine army in 636. Jerusalem and Caesarea fell in 638 and 640 respectively."
https://fanack.com/israel/history-of-israel/ancient-history/the-arab-conquest/

You have been swallowing too much Jew-hating propaganda...

Try and educate yourself a little better on the Jewish-Arab conflict that remains unresolved after 100 years.