This is a collected post from this Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/naveedanjumna/posts/pfbid0r6TawzubwSb9zfNyjBQV7mCDoUTV1soXbUwsfpiGa17YsfjSm8BKAcx4yfRpHFLAl The post Begins: It is often taught to students globally, that Jews were treated exceptionally well by Arab Muslim occupiers, rulers, neighbors, and overlords. But folks, a list of just the worst offenses historically, suggests otherwise: 622 - 627: Ethnic cleansing of Jews from Mecca and Medina, (Jewish boys with pubic hair were executed along with the men). Over 800 adult males were killed by beheading. Women were forced into sexual slavery, and the children were given to Islamic Jihadis as slaves. 629: 1st Alexandria Massacres of Jews, Egypt. 622 - 634: Exterminations of Arabian Jewish tribes. 1106: Ali Ibn Yousef Ibn Tashifin of Marrakesh decrees death penalty for any local Jew, including his Jewish Physician, and as well as his Jewish military general. 1033: 1st massacre of Jews in Fez, Morocco. 1148: Almohadin of Morocco gives Jews the choice of converting to Islam, or expulsion. 1066: Granada Massacre of Jews, Muslim-occupied Spain. 1165 - 1178: Jews of Yemen given the choice (under new constitution) to either convert to Islam or die. 1165: Chief Rabbi of the Maghreb was publicly burnt alive. The Rambam (Maimonides, Moses ben Maimon), forced to flee Spain to Egypt. 1220: Tens of thousands of Jews massacred by Muslims Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Egypt, after being blamed for Mongol invasion. 1270: Sultan Baibars of Egypt resolved to burn all the Jews, a ditch having been dug for that purpose; but at the last moment he repented, and instead exacted a heavy tribute, during the collection of which many perished. 1276: 2nd Fez Pogrom (massacre) against Jews in Morocco 1385: Khorasan Massacres against Jews in Iran 1438: 1st Mellah Ghetto massacres against Jews in Morocco.

In a nutshell, people loving, culture loving, different language adoring person, love life, love humanity and love to share and discover different cultures, historical backgrounds, opinions and traditions. As long as it is done respectfully. Unfortunately as Jew haters feel wayyy too comfortable today, just a heads up, I am unapologetic , proud and fierce about my nationality , religion, heritage, language, Hashem, and the nation of Israel. If you show me and my nation disrespect, you will get what you serve. If you show respect and curiosity, I will share my world and your world with at most respect and love. I am a Jerusalem (Yerushalaim) girl, but currently live in Haifa with my family. All the photos are from the views around my parents home and my home 💙

Shalom from Jerusalem, Israel! Truthfully, I really don't like to discuss "politics" but I suppose that's because I have encountered so much hatred over the past years with many people simply having no clue of the history of Israel in general or the Jews in particular. BUT - this group sounds interesting, so I'll try to keep up and hope you all don't mind if sometimes, my OPINION doesn't meet your general ideas! In other words... I'll listen to you and hope that you'll listen to me, and we won't put the wrong words in each others' mouths... Meanwhile, come on over to the amazing, historical, Biblical Land of Israel, where, if you are interested, you can see the Bible come alive or just enjoy all the wonderful things you can see and do here. Oh, and, don't listen to the naysayers... it really is SAFE here or I wouldn't live here as long as I have so far.

It is always interesting and intriguing why the Jews are hated by practically everyone and that has transformed for major hate for Israel also. The reason for all of them is that Jews are totally impossible. No hated, enslaved and prosecuted people have survived, but the Jews survived milleniums of hate and trials to extermination. From the time of the paroah in Egypt, till the Nazis, and they survived all of them, and each one of them disappeared from history, after their trial. The Jews not only survived all of it, they returned to part of the land given to them by the Lord, after 2,000 years. Revived their language of more than 3,000 years ago, rebuilt the land and converted what was a barren land into a beautiful place to be. Not only that, Israel just finished digging a river in the harshest desert on this planet, the Negev, and they are working on converting that desert to be green. That is what drives all crazy. The Jews have done the impossible, and none of the other people can understand how they did it. That is why they hate the Jews because they can not make sense of it all. To see more of this in better details, look at a video I uploaded a few weeks ago that shows a beautiful overview of Israel past and present. עם ישראל חי - לתמיד

While it is important not to vilify all Muslims (They may be wrong in many views but they are our fellow humans), it is equally crucial for Muslim communities to engage in critical self-reflection regarding certain beliefs and practices that may contribute to conflict and misunderstanding. The reality is that a significant minority if not majority estimated at 10-20% or in many cases 90%+ may hold radical views that are inconsistent with the principles of peace and coexistence in the contemporary world. The ideological, spiritual, lifestyle diversity within Muslim World should not overshadow the need to address the more extreme factions that threaten both Muslim and non-Muslim societies. In many areas, particularly where religious, political and sectarian strife is rampant, radical ideologies may gain traction among disillusioned youths. This calls for an internal acknowledgment that simply dismissing these factions as a minority does not absolve the larger community from confronting the underlying issues contributing to extremism. For example, There have been numerous opportunities for peaceful resolutions to significant conflicts, such as the Israeli-Palestinian situation. Leaders like Yahya Sinwar, despite receiving medical aid and support from Israel, declined to engage in meaningful dialogue in the past, which raises questions about the commitment to peace within certain factions of the Muslim community. Moreover, Pakistan's historical posture toward India which is often articulated through the doctrine of "bleed India with a thousand cuts" reveals a troubling inclination toward aggression rather than partnership. The belief among some Muslims that their religion conveys superiority has contributed to violence and terrorism. The tendency to resort to violence in the name of faith can create a narrative that exacerbates existing tensions. Muslim superiority syndrome and victim syndrome both must be acknowledged by the greater Muslim world. Successful Muslim-majority nations like Turkey and the United Arab Emirates illustrate that secular governance and modern values can lead to prosperity and social stability. However, this transition is often met with resistance from more conservative (who are mostly higher in number) factions that cling to religious zealotry. The reluctance to fully embrace secularism and modernity can stymie progress and lead to increased internal and external conflict.