
Originally Posted by
eliteforce
* During the Byzantine empire, Byzanties expell Jews from Palestine and they take refuge in Arab controled parts of middle east, Arab Empire (Islamic Caliphate) conquers Palestine and Jews are allowed to live wherever they want in the Empire.
* The Crusaders arrived in Jerusalem and exterminated the indegenous Jews and Muslims that are there (who were living together in peace), the rest flee to Arab controlled areas, Muslims march back in, do not exterminate Crusaders instead they are given safe passage out, eventually some crusaders stay and others go back to Europe after the crusaders collapsed, Jews are allowed back in to Palestine or are allowed to live where they want.
* The Zionists arrive and massacre and expel Muslims and Christians from Palestine, 1948, 1967. The ones that remain are forced to live in bantustans.
Seems like the conflict always breaks down along racial lines, considering those Jews in the Byzantine and Crusader era were middle eastern, the Byzantine Empire was the eastern part of the old Roman Empire and christian, the Crusaders were mostly from western Europe and Britain, the Zionists were predominantly western or caucasian in ethnicity and the zionist movement was started in western Europe..
Where were the "Judeo-Christians" back then?