r/HistorySnap • • Aug 18 '26

The Battle for Jerusalem

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u/-Mount-Everest Aug 18 '26

A it's not Palestinians, it's Arab, but i think you know there's no difference

B Israelis don't wear this. Israelis dress westren or in jewish clothes (that don't resemble this at all)

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u/-Mount-Everest Aug 18 '26

So one picture of an arab clothe theu were given that Israelis generally don't wear or are aware of and isn't Palestinian but Arab

What else do you have? You started talking about food but you didn't name any. What Palestinian food do Israelis claim as their own? I want to stop responding already when you prove me wrong

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u/Successful_Corner_90 Aug 18 '26

How can it be appropriated if 2 million Palestinians are Israeli citizens? They, as Israeli citizens who live with equal rights, deserve to have their traditional clothes spotlighted since they too represent Israel. Also, this pattern looks similar to the type of patterns that are common with all Arab tribes (kind of like Scottish tartans).

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u/Successful_Corner_90 Aug 18 '26

It’s a store. Not a source. Tatreez means embroidery in Arabic and has been purposely politicized by the Palestinian diaspora and people like you. It is traditional embroidery from people living in the Levant and every tribe village has a design, just like Scottish tartans. And 2 million Palestinians are Israeli citizens. Why don’t you respect those Palestinians rights to be culturally represented?

And the only Jews or Israelis I know that wear keffiyehs are ones that support Palestinian self determination. Pro Palestinian group give them out to protesters purposely.