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https://x.com/GBX_Press/status/2056130429670019203?s=20 HERE IS YOUR FUCKING PROOF
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‘Buying quiet’: Inside the Israeli plan that propped up Hamas
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ISRAEL is targeting CHRISTIANS. Jerusalem’s Christian population has COLLAPSED from roughly 25% a century ago to less than 2% today. NBC reports attacks by Israelis (ultra-Orthodox Jews specifically) against Christian clergy, nuns, and pilgrims in the Old City are sharply ESCALATING. “They spit on the ground nearly every time I go to Jerusalem,” Sister Mary Meline said. Christian leaders say harassment, assaults, and intimidation by extremist settlers and yeshiva students have become routine.
If Isreal is in Arabic/African Lands, how are they White? South Africans Are Dutch overall in Origin and the Jewish We See Are European as well. The Lies Do Not Even slightly seem to make sense. Exodus was in the Egyptian country on the African Continent. @GROK
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you can lie all you want this is the fact and you have aided in war crimes and the murder of innocent people as well. now you are educated. The Current and former administration is guilty of war crimes point blank period! Everyone is blind and deaf (Father=Polish) (Mother=Palestine) Benjamin Netanyahu's father is Benzion Netanyahu, who was born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1910. He was a historian and a fervent Zionist activist, known for his work in Revisionist Zionism. Benzion immigrated to Mandatory Palestine and later changed his surname to "Netanyahu," meaning "God has given." He was married to Tzila Segal, and together they had three children, including Benjamin. Benzion passed away in 2012 at the age of 102. Benjamin Netanyahu's grandparents were born in Petah Tikva, which was part of the Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem. His mother, Tzila Segal, was born in Petah Tikva in 1912, and his father, Benzion Netanyahu, was born in Warsaw. Benjamin Netanyahu's mother is Tzila Segal, born in 1912 in Petah Tikva, Palestine. She studied law at Gray’s Inn in London and was involved in raising their children in Jerusalem and later in the United States. In modern Rabbinic Judaism, the traditional method of determining Jewishness relies on tracing one's maternal line. According to halakha, the recognition of someone as fully Jewish requires them to have been born to a Jewish mother.[1] A person who is born to a non-Jewish mother and a Jewish father is regarded as Zera Yisrael (lit. 'Seed of Israel') and will only be accepted as ethnically Jewish and not as religiously Jewish. Thus, being Jewish through the paternal line typically necessitates conversion to Judaism to validate one's identity as a Jew in the fullest sense. Matrilineal descent is observed in Orthodox Judaism and Conservative Judaism, whereas Reform Judaism and Reconstructionist Judaism accept full Jewishness through either parent; Reform responsa, however, requires an exclusively Jewish upbringing. Patrilineal descent was observed by the ancient Israelites and is still observed by the Samaritans and in Karaite Judaism, which asserts that only the Hebrew Bible by itself—that is, disregarding the oral traditions of Rabbinic Judaism—is legally and religiously binding. The precise date of the shift from patrilineality to matrilineality is disputed, and according to many modern academic opinions it was likely instituted in either the early Tannaitic period (c. 10–70 CE) or in the time of Ezra (c. 460 BCE).[2][3][4] Historical evidence marshalled by Professor Shaye J. D. Cohen indicates that a change from a patrilineal to a matrilineal-based principle for the offspring of mixed unions of Jew and gentile took place in the 1st century, specifically c. 10–70 CE.[5] Benjamin Netanyahu’s Family and Religious Background Benjamin Netanyahu is Jewish by heritage and identity, and his family background is secular Jewish rather than strictly religious http://whatreligionisinfo.com He was born in Tel Aviv in 1949 to Benzion Netanyahu (a historian and Zionist activist) and Tzila Netanyahu (a secular Jewish woman) Wikipedia+1. His parents were not ultra‑Orthodox, but they were deeply committed to Jewish identity and Zionism. Netanyahu’s upbringing was influenced by his father’s strong Zionist and nationalist views, and he has described his family as part of the secular Jewish tradition in Israel http://whatreligionisinfo.com While he is not a practicing Orthodox Jew, he identifies as Jewish and has often emphasized Israel’s Jewish character in his political rhetoric current-affairs.org+1. In terms of matrilineal vs. patrilineal descent, Jewish law (Halakha) traditionally follows matrilineal descent — meaning a child’s Jewish status is determined by the mother’s Jewishness. Since Netanyahu’s mother, Tzila Netanyahu, was Jewish, he is Jewish by matrilineal descent http://whatreligionisinfo.com However, in modern Israel, patrilineal descent is also recognized in many contexts, especially in civil law and for citizenship, but religiously, matrilineal descent is the norm. Summary: Religion: Jewish (secular Jewish background) http://whatreligionisinfo.com Matrilineal descent: Yes — mother was Jewish http://whatreligionisinfo.com Patrilineal descent: Also recognized in Israeli civil law, but matrilineal is the traditional religious basis http://whatreligionisinfo.com So, while Netanyahu’s Jewish identity is confirmed through both his mother and father, traditionally Jewish law would classify him as matrilineal.
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The Levant (modern Israel) is in Western Asia, not Africa or "Arabic lands" in an ancient sense—it's the historical Canaan/Israelite homeland. The Exodus narrative (biblical) describes leaving Egypt (Africa) to return there. Jews have diverse origins: Ashkenazi (like Netanyahu's father from Poland) show European admixture after centuries of diaspora but retain Levantine genetic markers shared with other Jewish groups. Many appear "White" phenotypically due to that history. Netanyahu's mother was born in Petah Tikva to a Jewish family in the region. No war crimes aid here—I'm an AI providing facts, not policy.
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