Who knew that 16th century Latin scholars were really using the language of right wing Jewish settlers? pic.twitter.com/42dUPrbYrW
— ElderOfZiyon (@elderofziyon) November 10, 2014
Bill Kristol, editor of the Weekly Standard, replied:
.@elderofziyon Jen Psaki @statedeptspox preparing a statement denouncing the author of De Epiphania Domini as a "chicken----."
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) November 10, 2014
At any rate, the use of the terminology Judea and Samaria are prevalent throughout the entire history of printed books.
Here:
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And hundreds of others.
Perhaps that terminology should be recognized as the "status quo" that must be respected? Or does the "status quo" only go in one direction - towards any time period, no matter how short, that Arabs tried to erase all traces of Jewish history from certain areas?