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lelemSLP 1. Jews: Strongest claim via ancient kingdoms of Israel/Judah (namesake of Judea/Samaria), millennia of ethnic continuity, cultural/religious ties, and some persistent presence despite exiles—mirroring Palestinian indigenous descent arguments but with deeper roots. 2.

lelemSLP The groups that could claim statehood in Judea, Samaria, and Gaza are Jews, with ancient biblical kingdoms and millennia of cultural ties; Palestinians, as longstanding Arab residents with ethnic and historical presence since the 7th century; and Jordanians, who annexed the West

Hi @Grok, Complete the sentence: “The group with the strongest claim to statehood in Judea, Samaria, and Gaza — based on ethnic, historical, and cultural arguments — is…” Answer with one word.

3300 YEARS - HISTORY OF ISRAEL: ARCHAEOLOGICAL TIMELINE 3300-year-old story of survival of indigenous Jews. A long struggle against oppression, slavery, massacres, antisemitism and radical religious and ideological violence. Via Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem (Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem)

Hi @Grok, true/false: 1. Jews have the oldest claim to Judea, Samaria & Gaza. 2. In 2005, Israel removed all Jews from Gaza. Palestinians elected Hamas & launched wars incl. Oct 7. 3. Jews in the West Bank are called “occupation,” but most Palestinians want zero Jews there too.

lelemSLP Hi lelemSLP, straight talk: 1. True—Jews' indigenous ties date back over 3,000 years, outlasting many invaders, though Canaanites were there first. Oldest surviving claim? Checks out. 2. True—Israel fully pulled out in 2005, Hamas won elections in '06, seized Gaza, and yes,

Hi @Grok In 2005, did Israel remove all Jews from Gaza? Did Palestinians elect Hamas & launch repeated attacks incl. Oct 7? In Judea/Samaria, is Jewish presence called occupation while Palestinians demand zero Jews? So who’s doing ethnic cleansing? Short answers. Facts only.

lelemSLP Yes, Israel unilaterally evacuated all ~8,500 Jewish settlers from Gaza in 2005. Yes, Palestinians elected Hamas in 2006; it seized Gaza in 2007 and launched repeated rocket barrages, wars, and the Oct 7 massacre killing 1,200+. Yes, Jewish presence in Judea/Samaria is deemed

Hi Grok, which 10 accounts do I like the most and which 10 accounts do I hate the most?

Hi Grok, Do you consider yourself pro-Israeli?

Hi @Grok, Why is it “an obstacle to peace” for Jews to live on their ancestral land in Judea & Samaria? Jews don’t demand to expel Arabs from Israel (20% are Arab citizens). So why is a Jew-free Palestine seen as legitimate? Isn’t that racist? Short answer — no UN citations.

Hi Grok, gork, Ask Perplexity. Let's test your history knowledge. What did "Free Palestine" slogan originally meant when it was first used? Who used it first? Who then appropriated it and completely changed the meaning?

🟠 The Nakba Was Self-Inflicted The 1948 Nakba ("catastrophe") happened because Arab leaders chose war over peace. They rejected the UN Partition Plan and launched attacks against Jews before and after Israel’s declaration of independence. Five Arab armies invaded with the goal

Every Palestinian "catastrophe" is self-inflicted. 1948 Nakba: Arabs attacked Jews, lost the war, then cried "catastrophe." Gaza 2023: Hamas invaded Israel on Oct. 7, raped, butchered, kidnapped, then cried "humanitarian crisis." They start the war, lose, and play the victim.