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No, but stealing cuisine is a form of cultural erasure, particularly when it applies to Palestinian cuisine.
by Cyph0n 8mo ago
No, but stealing cuisine is a form of cultural erasure, particularly when it applies to Palestinian cuisine.
- mupuff1234 8mo agoYou know Jews are from the levant, right?
- Cyph0n 8mo agoAre we talking “from” as in 3000 years ago, or “from” as in sometime in not ancient history? Are Japanese people “from” China? Is Japanese cuisine therefore part of Chinese or Korean cuisine?
- mupuff1234 8mo agoBoth. Jews are indigenous to the land, and you also had Jewish communities living all over the middle east throughout history untill they moved to Israel.
- Cyph0n 8mo agoOkay, and what percentage of those who moved to Israel were from Levantine countries?
- throw2845893 8mo agoThe majority.
- Cyph0n 8mo agoWrong. Try again, anon.
- reliabilityguy 8mo agoSo what is the percentage?
- throw2845893 8mo ago“From” as in mentioned many times in the Quran, often specifically in relation to living in that area.
- bigyabai 8mo agoDo you have any authoritative sources, though?
- throw2845893 8mo agoIslam has borrowed quite heavily from Judaism. If you want the hummus then give us back our prophets.
- Cyph0n 8mo agoHmm is this really the best ragebait you could come up with from behind a throwaway?
- mhb 8mo agoBehold the humble chickpea. More support for the disingenuous claim of "genocide".
- Cyph0n 8mo agoNah, cultural erasure. The best food Israelis could come up without “inspiration” is bamba. You would think all the “brilliance” would result in some original food lol.
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