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What about the Jewish Roman wars?

I'm gonna gatekeep here a bit: sure this age old meme was worth a new thread.
Also  >>/49169/

 >>/49168/
Why does hanukah menorah have 9 candles?

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 >>/49170/
Oh, a srs discussion.
Romans fought with Judea no? Jews basically just culturally appropriated Israel.

 >>/49172/
Because Jewish women has 9 holes down there.

 >>/49173/
That seems to be based on the bible not actual historical evidence.
Plus he says Cannibal comes from Canaan and Baal but that's not true, it comes from a Spanish word for the Carib, a Caribbean tribe of cannibals.

 >>/49175/
Bible is a historical source. But he never says he only used the Bible to put together the video.
And the Romans indeed fought against the Jews in Judea, who wanted to create an independent Judea. Josephus Flavious writes about Judea, and not Israel in his book The Wars of the Jews.

 >>/49177/
The parts of the Bible he was using was a creation story which as is common for creation stories does not have much basis in reality, it's like making an argument that all humans are Japanese and descented from gods because the Nihon Shoki says we are all the children of the first emperor who himself is a descendents of the goddess Amateresu.
Yes I know the Romans thought them in Judea, that is what I am referring two. Rome won, there are other wars Israel has fought as well and some of those they lost.

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 >>/49168/
> Germany has never won a war
Umm

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Prussian_War

https://www.britannica.com/summary/Franco-German-War

https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/Wars_and_battles_involving_Prussia

https://www.britannica.com/event/Seven-Weeks-War

https://warfarehistorynetwork.com/frederick-the-greats-first-defeat/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wars_and_battles_involving_Prussia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Germany

< Israel has never lost a war
Lebanese war. 

> t. serious discussions pro

 >>/49179/
The genealogy of the Bible reflects reality surprisingly well. It separates races, ethnicities, language groups, along a family tree. In fact most likely this Biblical view gave the basis of how history was put together by historians.
Tying an ethnicity to a particular person is also realistic, tribes were build upon blood relations, while state formations break these links, they still one component of the ethnicity.

 >>/49187/
Probably can be rule lawyered along the line of what counts as "Germany".
> Lebanese war. 
Lebanese civil war?

 >>/49213/
They are fictional father figures of people personified to represent those people but they don't actually reflect on the real origins of the peoples themselves. 
For example, Canaan is the father of the Canaanites but he is also the father of Heth who is the father of the Hittites.
The Hittites and the Canaanites and in fact the Hitties and anybody in that region have very little if anything in common as the Hittites are an Indo-European people. As an Indo-European people they would not be ancestors of Noah nor would they have any kind of common ancestors with any of the people in the levant.

 >>/49214/
> For example, Canaan is the father of the Canaanites but he is also the father of Heth who is the father of the Hittites.

Maybe another person shared the same name with him?

 >>/49213/
It was some conflict with Lebanon. Can't remember the exact one