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Topic	So it looks like Israel and Palestine are back at it again.
FlyEaglesFly24 10/09/23 10:41:25 PM #74:	ThyCorndog posted... how so? jews were living in far more peace in the middle east than they were in europe or anywhere else really until the events leading up to the creation of israel also a lot of arabs are christians. there are christian palestinians, egyptians, syrians, lebanese, etc also, I'm not saying ethnic or religious conflicts never happened. there isn't a single country out there where they never did. but the middle east was not an exceptionally hostile place to religious or ethnic multiculturalism. even the conversions to islam took centuries, gradually over the course of many generations. jews and other minority groups specifically left europe to take refuge in the middle east during the various crusades and pogroms in europe for example Why dont you look at how many Jews were actually living in the Middle East, mainly Palestine, before 1884. Its easy to get along when one group is only 8% of the population and there arent that many to begin with. --- My resolution - the next time the Eagles are in the Superbowl, I'm going! February 10th, 2023 <cite>FlyEaglesFly24 posted [p:976572031] in So it look... [t:80587536]...</cite> <quote>ThyCorndog posted... </cite><quote>how so? jews were living in far more peace in the middle east than they were in europe or anywhere else really until the events leading up to the creation of israelalso a lot of arabs are christians. there are christian palestinians, egyptians, syrians, lebanese, etcalso, I'm not saying ethnic or religious conflicts never happened. there isn't a single country out there where they never did. but the middle east was not an exceptionally hostile place to religious or ethnic multiculturalism. even the conversions to islam took centuries, gradually over the course of many generations. jews and other minority groups specifically left europe to take refuge in the middle east during the various crusades and pogroms in europe for example</quote>Why dont you look at how many Jews were actually living in the Middle East, mainly Palestine, before 1884. Its easy to get along when one group is only 8% of the population and there arent that many to begin with. --- My resolution - the next time the Eagles are in the Superbowl, I'm going!February 10th, 2023</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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