Mr. San Man, get an education and stop accepting what uneducated Mullahs invent....
Reader comment on item: The Year the Arabs Discovered Palestine
in response to reader comment: Please Try To Use Your Mind

Submitted by Truth in History (United States), Aug 18, 2009 at 14:12

Mr. San Man, please stop with fake history and use YOUR mind. The world did not "start" with Muslim invasions in the 7th century and Islam discovered nothing, unless you mean they re-discovered areas previously discovered by everyone else.....and if that's the case, I guess you and your Mullahs will say you discovered "air" too.
The point of the article was to show that Muslims/Arabs have in fact NO legitimate claim to any land other than Arabia. They are invaders and slaughterers of the original inhabitants (see Egypt's and Syria's 10% Christian populations, which are the true descendants of original population before Arab invasions in the 7th-8th centuries).
Israel and Palestine were Jewish, then Christian far before the Muslim hordes invaded and conquered it. Muslims and Arabs need to get a basic understanding of history and stop reading and listening to the fake history uneducated Mullahs exhorts before any real progress can be made.
For any one who can read, and takes 30 minutes to educate themselves, there is NO question that the Jewish people were in Israel THOUSANDS of years before an upstart religion called Islam invaded and took the region, which was then taken back by the Jewish people.
San Man, here is a map for you and precedes the Islamic invasions and shows how the region was mostly Christian prior to the Muslims.

https://qed.princeton.edu/images/e/e0/The_Christian_World_c._700-1050.jpg

Mr. San Man, please use your mind. Religion rarely equals facts.

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