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Are you really a Moroccan?
Arabs and Palestinians are native to Palestine/Israel/Levant. The oldest native community in modern-day Palestine/Israel are the Bedouins. This has already been proven by modern-day DNA tests. Bedouins in for instance the Negev were proven to be much closer related to Natufian skeletons than anyone else in Palestine/Israel.
Natufians are known as the world's first Neolithic civilization and the people who founded the first towns/cities in the world and who "invented" farming and the domestication of animals. The closest relatives to Natufians in today's world are Arabians, Egyptians and other Arabs in Southern Levant/Northern Arabia such as Jordanians, Palestinians etc.
Genetic distance to Natufians among modern-day populations:
For more information:
Which ethnic groups have the most ancestry derived from the Natufians?
Answer (1 of 4): As a first disclaimer I want to make sure that all readers understand that it is impossible to determine which modern ethnic groups derive most ancestry directly from the people of the Mesolithic Natufian culture, because there aren’t enough ancient DNA samples (in numbers and al...
Natufian culture - Wikipedia
Also last time I checked both Arabs and Jews are Semitic people and native to West Asia. Not only that, last time I checked, Arabs were described in ancient Mesopotamian recordings as being present in Levant, Mesopotamia and Arabia, Egypt etc. already 3000 years ago. Arabs and Israelites appear in history roughly simultaneously.
The myth of Arabs solely being native to Arabia is just that, a myth.
Arabs are first mentioned in Biblical and Assyrian texts of the ninth to fifth centuries BC where they appear inhabiting parts of present-day Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq.[12]
History of the Arabs - Wikipedia
And obviously the ancestors of modern-day Arabs are all a mixture of mostly native ancient Semitic civilizations, so nobody is a "squatter" anymore than the Israelites/Jews are who are/were not the first inhabitants of the Levant either.
And if we go by ancestral connection to the territory in question (Palestine/Israel), modern-day Arabs, Palestinians included, have a much bigger claim, than most modern-day Jews. As I already proved in this thread.
Geographically most of Israel/Palestine is part of Arabia (Northern Arabia). The Negev is an extension of the Syrian Desert. Also part of the Arabian plate. You are talking about Arabia as some far away region when it is just next door and a stone throw away. Not only that, the Torah is full of mentions of Arabia and events in Arabia as does the Bible. What a coincidence, ah?
To make your posts even funnier, 2/3 of all Israeli Jews of today are Arab Jews. They are literally indistinguishable from their Muslim, Christian, Atheist etc. counterparts whether they happen to be Yemenite Jews, Saudi Arabian Jews, Iraqi, Egyptian, Syrian, Moroccan, Libyan etc.
Mizrahi Jews - Wikipedia
Arab Jews - Wikipedia
And if you want to talk about history, numerous well-known Jewish kings were ethnically Arab.
Ever heard about Herod the Great?
Herod was born around 72 BCE[9] in Idumea, south of Judea.[10] He was the second son of Antipater the Idumaean, a high-ranking official under ethnarch Hyrcanus II, and Cypros, a Nabatean Arab princess from Petra (in present-day Jordan). Herod's father was by descent an Edomite with a Jewish mother; his ancestors had converted to Judaism. Herod was raised as a Jew.[11][12][13][14][15][16] Strabo, a contemporary of Herod, held that the Idumaeans, whom he identified as of Nabataean origin, constituted the majority of the population of western Judea, where they commingled with the Judaeans and adopted their customs.[17] This is a view shared also by some modern scholarly works which consider Idumaeans as of Arab or Nabataean origins.[18][19][20][21] Thus Herod's ethnic background was Arab on both sides of his family.[12][11]According to the works of Josephus, Herod was a descendant of Eleazar Maccabeus (Auran) of the Hasmoneans.[22]
Herod the Great - Wikipedia
The extent that Jewish nationalists/Zionists go to falsify history, the delusion etc. is quite hilarious to witness. No wonder that your lot cannot live in peace with your neighbors and dare I say kin. I assume that you are a Moroccan Mizrahi, hence the kin comment.
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