#the levant

[crustydrawers1]

I told y'all. This is a Holy War to them.

He's talking about "Biblical Right" to the entire region I specified the other day when I warned the Iran invasion was a pretense to a Holy War for the Levant.

The map of the Crusades:

Over the span of 200 years, multiple European monarchs responded to the Pope's call for a Holy Crusade against the Infidels (Muslims) living in the Holy Land.

During this period, European Christians felt they were the only ones who could protect this land, so they invaded multiple times with the goal of establishing and maintaining a Christian kingdom in the Levant.

Baldwin, the Leper King, was one of the kings of Jerusalem during this period.

From the Encyclopedia Britannica:

Note that the Crusades ended as the Protestant faith separated from the Catholic faith, and the Pope lost his influence.

Israel is the one in Trump's ear--along with the Evangelicals--pumping him up to invade Iran. They want our American money, our American weapons, and our American troops to fight their religious war for them.

They would be the only ally to join us in this fight, and they are Trump's main puppeteer.

I fear the reason Congress isn't holding hearings is because they are ensnared in the cabal.

Schumer promised American money and weapons to Israel just before Trump started building this troop presence up.

Epstein created a cabal on Israel's orders. That cabal extended its reach by ensnaring powerful and politically connected men through compromising situations or by funding them, then holding that leverage over their head to force compliance.

The reason Epstein did all of that is so there would be an American president in office to support Israel as it expands its borders.

Huckabee, like Trump, is giving away the game.

[unsolicited-opinions]

Can you tell us more about Levant and the things they did in simple form?

They sound worse than white people.

This is a really interesting misunderstanding and I wish I had the opportunity to ask questions to determine how this misunderstanding was formed.

The Levant is a geographic region, Anon.

...Levant is a French word. It is the present participle of the French word for to rise "lever," and its use in geography refers to the direction that the sun comes up. The geographic term means "the countries of the east." The east, in this case, means the Eastern Mediterranean region, meaning the islands and the adjoining countries. Its first documented use in English, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is in the late 15th century.

Definition and Map of the Levant Region

The term Levant is not ancient, but the area covered and shown in these maps is. Learn about how the eastern Mediterranean is important in a

Levant - Etymology, Origin & Meaning

"Mediterranean lands east of Italy," especially the coastal region and islands of Asia… See origin and meaning of levant.

Levant - Wikipedia

The Oxford encyclopedia of ancient Greece and Rome. - Vol. 1 - 7

Hope that helps!

[edenfenixblogs]

Preface: Death is always a personal tragedy.

Even evil people who die are tragedies because they’ve wasted their lives toiling in hatred rather than loving others.

Which is why I will never celebrate a death. Even if someone is terrible. However, I will not make myself mourn for such people either. Please nobody comment here with either “oh? Are you sympathetic to a dictator?!” Or “I bet you’re sooooo pleased he’s dead.” Please do not read intent into my words that is not there.

I will only say as I have said of other men who have cause great harm to many: I mourn the loss of life and the waste of potential to do good in this world. But I do not mourn the man, nor do I rejoice at any death.

Post:

Is it confirmed that the president of Iran is dead? If he is dead, what does that mean internationally? Will his death create a power vacuum? And, if it does, is it likely to be filled by whichever extremist is most aggressive and violent? Or do experts think this will sufficiently destabilize the regime enough for the populace to take control?

Terrorist cells are known for being resilient and being able to rapidly reconstitute from within. But The Islamic Republic of Iran has been funding and supporting Hamas and trying to undermine the PLO for quite sometime. I think people are prone to think that the destabilization could be good for limiting Hamas’ attacks and funding.

But I’m really worried that the people who rise to power after this will instead make their names by being even more ruthless and channeling rage to the levant. I mean, TIR is really closely allied with ISIL, which, for those unaware, stands for rhetoric Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.

I’m really concerned for what this means for the safety of everyone in the Levant. Anyone have insight into this?

[er-cryptid]

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[originalleftist]

Following up on my recent posts about dinosaurs of the Levant, I am pleased to announce a new azhdarchid pterosaur in Jordan!

Source:

Introducing Inabtanin alarabia, a pterosaur from the Maastrichtian, in the Late Cretaceous. It had a wingspan of 16 feet (this is relatively small for an azhdarchid).

Its genus name means "grape hill dragon", from the colour of the hill where the holotype specimen was found back in 2018 (it takes scientists a while to formally describe a new find sometimes), and the species name refers to the Arabian peninsula.

I will add, in relation to my prior posts, that though found across the border in Jordan, given its size and flight capability, Inabtanin would most likely also have been native to the lands that are now Israel and Palestine.

Here are some pictures from the link:

Per one of the comments, the Pterosaur on the left is the new Inabtanin, while the one on the right is its larger relative Arambourgiania, also an azhdarchid from late Cretaceous Jordan.

[witchmd13]

Arab Women’s Union of Ramallah.

Group at work in the Ramallah work rooms of A.W.U.R [between 1934 and 1939]

G. Eric and Edith Matson Photograph Collection. Library of Congress.

[bookofkhidr]

I came back once more to this place: I remember it from the time when hopes Still looked like the faces that hoped them

Yehuda Amichai, from I came back once more, Great Tranquillity: Questions and Answers