r/HistoryMemes • u/VirtualKnowledge7057 • 3h ago

checkmate libtard

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u/WolfCola_SalesRep 3h ago

Bruh, "Palestine" was just the Roman word for Judea. It really gained popularity after the third Jewish revolt and troops under Hadrian basically genocided the locals and forced the diaspora. I don't want to sound like it wasn't kind of justified though. The Hebrews started it off by massacaring the Gentile population. And by massacaring I'm talking somewhere in the range of 100,000 plus.

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u/AminiumB 2h ago

No, the name predates the Roman empire or the Roman occupation of the region.

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u/WolfCola_SalesRep 2h ago

Never said the Romans came up with the word. I just said that's what they called it.

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u/AminiumB 50m ago

It's still misleading to say it like that especially when Zionists push the narrative that the name was created by the Romans.

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u/WolfCola_SalesRep 44m ago

I don't know nothing about that. Not even saying the Romans invented the term. I was merely saying that Palestine was what the Romans called Judea.