Ahmadinejad says Israel has 'no roots' in Middle East

Ahmadinejad says Israel has 'no roots' in Middle East
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with the UN speech coming up on wednesday, expect more headliners like this.



what ahmadenijad is saying is the same reason they publicly disgraced Helen Thomas. Apparently the elite do not like when you point out that Israel is composed primarily of european jews, and not semitic jews. Maybe because it would render their attack weapon, antisemitic, meaningless or hypocritical.

He cannot be THAT ignorant to believe Israel's roots only start 60 years ago lol.

Even weeds have roots

Iran finds itself at odds with much of the entire world as it pursues a nuclear weapon

Glad someone finally has proof! *whew*. Seriously, how can a "news" station say this when no intelligence agencies are? I would like to see their proof for myself.

Anyone else find it "convenient" that he's speaking on a day when Israel will not have anyone present at the UN? Wednesday is Yom Kippur.

It's even odder that he will say this when historical facts seem to indicate that there were jews in israel before the islamic faith even existed.

reply to post by filosophia


Is that surprising? Israel was created in 1948.

I think he may not have been referring to historical roots when he said that. To me it looks like Ahmadinejad is telling Netanyahu that the U.S. will no longer support him.

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
He cannot be THAT ignorant to believe Israel's roots only start 60 years ago lol.

No, I'm sure he knows all about Palestinian history that goes back a thousand years. While the tribe of Judah lost their temple in 70 ad, it's a stretch to say European-Israelis are the same as these Judahites of two thousand years ago. That is what he means by no roots.

However, there are semitic jews in Palestine/Israel that never migrated, they are on the same level as Palestinians, and unfortunately receive the same treatment. Mant of these jews represent the 'true torah jews' against zionist occupation.

Originally posted by abdel
I think he may not have been referring to historical roots when he said that. To me it looks like Ahmadinejad is telling Netanyahu that the U.S. will no longer support him.

Ahmadinejad said Iran has been around for thousands of years, Reuters reports, but Israel has existed for only 60 or 70.

"They (Israel) have no roots there in history," Ahmadinejad added. "They do not even enter the equation for Iran."

While he also believes the US is not supporting Israel as much as usual, he was being clear he did mean historical roots.

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
He cannot be THAT ignorant to believe Israel's roots only start 60 years ago lol.

Israel didn't exist until 60 years ago. This is a map of the area in 1940 there is no Israel.

Well, it's true. Most Israelis now have European roots...

Originally posted by filosophia

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
He cannot be THAT ignorant to believe Israel's roots only start 60 years ago lol.

No, I'm sure he knows all about Palestinian history that goes back a thousand years. While the tribe of Judah lost their temple in 70 ad, it's a stretch to say European-Israelis are the same as these Judahites of two thousand years ago. That is what he means by no roots.

However, there are semitic jews in Palestine/Israel that never migrated, they are on the same level as Palestinians, and unfortunately receive the same treatment. Mant of these jews represent the 'true torah jews' against zionist occupation.

Dont forget, some of the muslims of the region are of the same blood as the 12 tribes of Israel. Considering the Assyrian Empire took 11 tribes and integrated them into their culture, there is probably more Hebrew blood in Iran than a Russian disco in Tel Aviv

Originally posted by Crakeur
Anyone else find it "convenient" that he's speaking on a day when Israel will not have anyone present at the UN? Wednesday is Yom Kippur.

It's even odder that he will say this when historical facts seem to indicate that there were jews in israel before the islamic faith even existed.

He would speak there whether it's Yom Kippur or not Israel and America will just get up and walk out like usual.

Originally posted by buster2010

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
He cannot be THAT ignorant to believe Israel's roots only start 60 years ago lol.

Israel didn't exist until 60 years ago. This is a map of the area in 1940 there is no Israel.

From National Geographic.

The recorded history of the country itself spans some 2,500 years, culminating in today's Islamic Republic of Iran, formed in 1979 after a revolution inspired in part by conservative clerics cast out the Western-backed shah.

ngm.nationalgeographic.com...

So, technically, Israel is the older of the two.

But both have long histories.

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While he also believes the US is not supporting Israel as much as usual, he was being clear he did mean historical roots.

I wanted to add this,
www.abovetopsecret.com...

DNA evidence lends credence to accounts that in 312 BC Egypt's king settled Jews in Cyrenaica, in what is now Tunisia. According to the Jewish historian Josephus (born in AD 37), by the first century AD there were 500,000 Jews there. The DNA that Tunisian Jews share with those of the Middle East supports accounts that, after the destruction of the second temple in Jerusalem in AD 70, 30,000 Jews were deported to Carthage, in what is now Tunisia.

Originally posted by Stormdancer777
reply to post by filosophia

 

While he also believes the US is not supporting Israel as much as usual, he was being clear he did mean historical roots.

I wanted to add this,
www.abovetopsecret.com...

DNA evidence lends credence to accounts that in 312 BC Egypt's king settled Jews in Cyrenaica, in what is now Tunisia. According to the Jewish historian Josephus (born in AD 37), by the first century AD there were 500,000 Jews there. The DNA that Tunisian Jews share with those of the Middle East supports accounts that, after the destruction of the second temple in Jerusalem in AD 70, 30,000 Jews were deported to Carthage, in what is now Tunisia.

There's no such thing as Jewish DNA. What DNA "evidence" are you talking about?

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Ahmadinejad says Israel has 'no roots' in Middle

He also said there are no gays in Iran....so ?

Oh wait...What did I expect from an ATS member who thinks Hitler was a hero ?
www.abovetopsecret.com...

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I'm not seeing the math? You posted a story about Persia (Iran) that states the countries roots go back some 2500 years, then proceed to talk about Israel being the same age.

Israel is a country that was placed in the middle east in 1948...

Peace.

reply to post by trysts

There's no such thing as Jewish DNA. What DNA "evidence" are you talking about?

Really?

The fascinating story of how DNA studies confirm an ancient biblical tradition.
www.aish.com...

genetic archaeologists are using DNA research to discover historical links to the Jewish people.

Dr. Skorecki made contact with Professor Michael Hammer, of the University of Arizona, a leading researcher in molecular genetics and a pioneer in Y chromosome research. Professor Hammer uses DNA analysis to study the history of populations, their origins and migrations. His previous research included work on the origins of the Native American Indians and the development of the Japanese people.

The finding of a common set of genetic markers in both Ashkenazi and Sephardi Cohanim worldwide clearly indicates an origin pre-dating the separate development of the two communities around 1000 CE. Date calculation based on the variation of the mutations among Cohanim today yields a time frame of 106 generations from the ancestral founder of the line, some 3,300 years -- the approximate time of the Exodus from Egypt, the lifetime of Aaron HaCohen.

Date calculations based on the mutations yield a time frame for the Cohen line of some 3,300 years!

He confirmed that his findings are consistent -- over 80 percent of self-identified Cohanim have a common set of markers.

The DNA evidence shows a Central Asian 1000 year old marker, not a 2000+ yr old Mid East marker as expected. It is possible the marker is from Khazaria, a group that adopted Judaism post New Testament era.

www.nytimes.com...