2,000 years ago, their country was called "Judea". Israel was the kingdom north of them, ruled by their brothers, who they were at war with.
Why did the Jews rename their country after their brother and enemy? Why didn't they rename Palestine, "Judea", like it was before?
Because that would remove a critical layer to their deception. It would reveal that the Bible isn't really about them, or that they are God's "chosen people".
>we need those goys to believe our country is a real country
>i got it lets call it "Israel"
because jews are sneaky, crafty, deceptive and can't be trusted
Because the blessing of Abraham was given to "Israel", and their entire claim of being super special holy people relies on inheriting the blessing of Abraham
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seems like the sort of thing you need a temple and sacrifice for in order to be legitimate before your mountain top blood god but i dunno
The same reason Modern Jews are not Semites, but claim criticism towards them is "anti-Semitic"
Honestly? who cares, it doesn't make a difference and dosn't grant Jews any special powers outside their fantasy that keeps them balancing my checkbook every morning.
Based jewsforhitler. That guy is probably the most accurate when it comes to the jews. i wish he would finish his series