Arab newspaper says Hebrew isn't a real language and came from Arabic. It existed 1300 years BEFORE Arabic! ~ Elder Of Ziyon

Tuesday, February 03, 2026

Arab newspaper says Hebrew isn't a real language and came from Arabic. It existed 1300 years BEFORE Arabic!

The daily antisemitism in Arab newspapers remains a story that is ignored by the world.

Here's an article in Al Quds that says that Hebrew isn't a real language, and all linguists know this:

Through a long and systematic effort, the Jews succeeded in promoting a set of ideas and beliefs that lack any sound scientific basis, to the point that they became acceptable to broad segments of global public opinion, particularly in the Arab world. This endeavor was not accidental or arbitrary; rather, it was part of a comprehensive project aimed at establishing the intellectual and cultural foundations upon which the Zionist entity, now established on the land of Palestine, is built.

Among the most prominent of these narratives is the myth of the so-called "Hebrew language," the very name being a corruption of the word "Arabic," which represents the linguistic origin of what is known today as Hebrew. Any linguist, possessing even a modicum of objectivity, can discern the fragility of this claim; the Hebrew currently spoken in occupied Palestine does not, in terms of structure and characteristics, rise to the level of an independent language, for several scholarly reasons.

On the one hand, Hebrew has only about 2,500 root words, roughly one-tenth the number found in Arabic, revealing its limited vocabulary despite repeated claims of historical antiquity. On the other hand, the majority of its vocabulary consists of Arabic words with altered pronunciation, with a crucial difference: Arabic is a dynamic, inflectional language, rich in conjugation and semantics, while Hebrew appears rigid and limited in its development, as if it were borrowed at a later stage from its Arabic source.

The earliest known Hebrew text is from around the 10th century BCE (Gezer calendar, pictured.) The earliest Arabic text is from at least a thousand years later, and many date it to around the third century CE.

Which means even Hebrew writing with the current square script, recognizable to any Hebrew reader nowadays and used as early as the 5th century BCE, also pre-dates Arabic by many centuries.

I guess the ancient Israelites had a time machine where they decided to steal Arabic from the Arabs - just like they are now claimed to have stolen everything else that they had first.

You know, like the Temple.