Question:
Where were the "Palestinians" when Romans came?
criaker
2010-09-09 08:39:42 UTC
Well, ok, Assyrians, Babylonians, even Persians, it was so long ago! But what about the scrupulous and methodical Romans? The same story. Romans tell in details how they were besieging Jerusalem, they scrupulously inform us about how Jews were desperately defending it, Romans narrate us about the Jewish revolts and how they quelled them, they provide us with a lot of the information about how Jews were fighting against Romans in Masada, about how they divided Judah and renamed it in Palestine, about how they renamed Jerusalem in Aelia Capitolina…They tell us about a lot of things – but they do not say a single word about “Palestinians”. In which hole were this "so ancient and heroic people" was hiding that nobody could find them?
Nine answers:
anonymous
2010-09-10 13:16:02 UTC
They were in Palestine, that is why the Romans called it Palestine, and not Israel!!
anonymous
2010-09-10 06:54:38 UTC
There was no such thing as Palestinians before the Romans came, they renamed Judah Palestine to erase all Jewish history because of their revolts against the Roman occupation. Then eventually the Romans caused a dispora and the Jews set off in all directions, the other people at the time in the land renamed as "Palestine", were either christian or worshiping their own beliefs and gods. Obviously until the rise of Islam and muslims took over Palestine and forced the majority of the people to convert to Islam where the majority were muslim for centuries until the Jews returned after ww2.



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Why am i getting thumbs down when what i have said is 100% the truth? when will muslims learn that palestine was never around before the Romans came? people make my blood boil
Kevin7
2010-09-10 11:26:08 UTC
The Romans first applied that term to the Jewish state
salvalzo
2016-10-21 06:08:29 UTC
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Gerry Owens
2010-09-10 05:37:09 UTC
The Romans invented the word. Not a people.

Never was . Isn't now and never will be a Pal outside of Jordon.
Gogogodzilla
2010-09-12 21:07:38 UTC
They were busy living in somebody's wonderful 'Imaginationland' 2000 years in the future.
anonymous
2010-09-09 10:17:24 UTC
Yes they found Palestinians.Cause this region was always empty and Jews were always nomads.Then your so called ''God'' gave it to you but Romans deported you.Gave it to Greeks and the today Palestinians are a proud nation with 4.000 years culture and hellenic and roman origins also canaanite origins.
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2010-09-10 23:04:11 UTC
wandering in some desert somewhere with their camels in hand.
anonymous
2010-09-09 12:21:44 UTC
What Palestinians at roman time there never were any and never will be


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