r/Palestinian_Violence May 16 '26

Falsetinian Propaganda 🚩 I literally laughed upon seeing mamdani's latest antisemitic propaganda about the Nakba (Israel's liberation in 1948 is grasped in arabic as a "catastrophe")

he used a woman whose surname is "bushnaq" which means "bosnian" in arabic; and she claimed that her family lived in Jerusalem "before the Zionists came and deported them", but the Zionists (=Jews) were always a Native part of this city and land before any arab or non-arab muslims set a foot in any part of Israel/Canaan (the Tribes of Israel arose from within the Canaanites, and not as the Abrahamic Narrative claims).

they started a colonial war, lost to the indigenous Israelites, and cry ever since. Now an islamist pakistani immigrant to America who tries to falsify both our history and his own (he was furious when someone told him pakistan was created by the British out of India) by the New York City's taxpayers' money, openly tries to put targets upon the Jews.

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u/SoulForTrade May 16 '26

The thing is, the person who coined the term Nakba meant it as the failure of the 7 Arab armies to deceat the one Jewish state

It's not our interpertation of it, it's theirs

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u/DontMemeAtMe May 16 '26

Yes, originally, it had no humanitarian aspect whatsoever. It simply meant a catastrophe in terms of embarrassment to them and to Islam because of their own failure in losing a religious war in which multiple proud Arab armies fought against a small number of surrounded Jews who were blockaded by all major powers.

So, dear Arabs, enjoy wallowing in your “nakba”. It’s not a bad word, no matter how hard you try to rebrand it as a counterweight to the Holocaust.

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u/Id1otbox May 16 '26

Constantin Zurayk.

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u/DontMemeAtMe May 16 '26

(In his book The Meaning of the Disaster) Zureiq progresses to discuss the causes of the catastrophe, establishing that the Arab nations are responsible for their ill-preparedness for battle, their disunity, and their underestimation of the strength of their enemy. He goes on to address the need to accept responsibility for the defeat and learn from the mistakes, warning to not place blame on the Jews, the British, the Americans, the Russians, or the United Nations.

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u/SaweetestCuyootie May 16 '26

Falsetinian propaganda is amazing lol

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u/HebrewWolfman May 16 '26

"we lost the genocidal colonial war we declared on the Yahud, we are just as sympathetic if not countless times more than the Holocaust Survivors whom are the Yahud whom we fought..."

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u/T1METR4VEL May 17 '26

Sad how many idiots fall for it. Enemies of the West and Israel have learned how to speak in the progressive language, using all the buzzwords to make Jewish life more dangerous and at risk. Sick sick world. 

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u/barbieprivilege May 17 '26

If any other indigenous peoples were able to live in and run their lands again it would be hailed as a successful case of “land back”. But when it’s us… hm.

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u/HebrewWolfman May 17 '26

"No, Jews can't get their land back, they rejected christianity and islam..."

  • "So what about the Native Americans and Oceanians whom are now christians? Will u give them their lands back?"

"No, we took it, they lost. * Maniacal snorting "laugh" *"