Syria Palaestina
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Oct 23, 2026
Canada’s Anti-Zionist Crack Up
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25:59Casey BabbGUEST
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25:59Cliff MayHOST
just saying if you're going to believe in this concept of acknowledging the first people, the original people, the aboriginal people, it was Judea long before the Romans renamed it Palestine or Syria-Palestina in order to punish the Jews for rebelling against the empire.
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26:18Cliff MayHOST
Just so we have a little basic history here.
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26:20Cliff MayHOST
Well, I
What's all this fuss about Palestine? - The American Constitutionalist with Jeff Tokar & Cliff DeCamp - Episode 416
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16:28Jeff TokarHOST
Now listen to this.
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16:30Jeff TokarHOST
the Romans are the ones that named the Providence Syria Palestina in the second century success they ruled the area and the reason they did that is because remember the Philistines were the enemy of the Jews when they finally occupied the land after Moses and Jacob went in and they started to take over everything and they occupied the land and one of their enemies the i think it was the ancient cretes they were called a sea people were in western part of the land out of the mediterranean sea and they were the philistines and you could read through the new test or the old testament of the battles they had with the philistines and so knowing that the romans named it that kind of slapping the jews in the face It's also been under Islamic rule.
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17:19Jeff TokarHOST
The Muslim armies conquered the region in the 630s and leading centuries of government under, remember the caliphates we talked about, the Rashidun, the Umayyad, the Abbasid, the Fatiman, and the Mameluke dynasties.
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17:34Jeff TokarHOST
and then those were interrupted by the crusader kingdom of jerusalem we're not going to go into the details but those are some of the things i talked about last week now the ottoman control was from 1516 until world war one palestine remember the romans named it was part of the ottoman empire and it was divided into different uh administrative districts populated mostly mostly by sunni muslims alongside christian and jewish communities they were all together in that area remember they're sunni and shiite there's a division there and if you want to know some about that division go back to last week's podcast Now, the fall of the empire during World War I, British forces captured the region after defeating the Ottomans.
Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox: Who Gets Church History Right?
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27:40DerryHOST
here yeah
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27:41Jeff LorickGUEST
because again like i yeah like i'm going through in the new trip in this this section like there are a lot of people that I've touched on that are more on the eastern side of things, like Cyprian, anyone who came from the Alexandrian in Egypt or the churches in Syria, Palestina, which is Caesarea, Maritima, they're all more part of the eastern tradition, but that's still part of the whole branch.
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28:08Jeff LorickGUEST
It starts to split a little bit more over the coming centuries, and that's when you'll start to get a more Roman Latin feel to the Western church, which is where the Protestant obviously church broke off of that.
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28:23Jeff LorickGUEST
So we just have more familiarity with how that went in Western history, as opposed to the Eastern side of the history.
ISRAEL THREATENS INVASION BEIRUT BOMBING IF HEZBOLLAH ATTACKS - Sami Hamdi VS Israel Advocacy
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35:13Yoseph HaddadGUEST
When the Jews rebelled against Rome, they were living in Judea.
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35:17Yoseph HaddadGUEST
The Romans renamed it Syria Palestina to humiliate the Jews.
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35:21Yoseph HaddadGUEST
Who's Palestina? The Palishtim, the Philistines, the ancient enemies of the Jews.
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35:25Yoseph HaddadGUEST
They weren't Arabs.
Translating Truth with Yishay and Ruchie Avital
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36:18Ruchie AvitalGUEST
He didn't, it wasn't only here that he did this.
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36:20Ruchie AvitalGUEST
He, he drove out the people to v- different places, and- In our case, he renamed Jerusalem Aelia Capitolina, and he renamed the land of Israel Syria Palestina.
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36:37Ruchie AvitalGUEST
And for years, and years, and years, Palestine referred to the land of Israel.
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36:43Ruchie AvitalGUEST
I mean, in Europe in the 19th century when they would write graffiti on the walls, they would say, "Jews, go back to Palestine." That's what they would write because that w- it became synonymous with the land of Israel.
A murdered Jew became a symbol used to murder Jews.
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4:22Shmuley BoteachGUEST
Jews were barred from Jerusalem.
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4:24Shmuley BoteachGUEST
Rome even attempted to erase the Jewish identity of the land by renaming Judea to Syria Palestina, hence today's name Palestine, rebuilding Jerusalem as the Roman city Aelia Capitolina, and replacing Jewish sacred space with pagan Roman institutions.
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4:42Shmuley BoteachGUEST
And suddenly, standing before Jesus on the cross in Florence, I saw an unbroken historical image.
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4:49Shmuley BoteachGUEST
A Jew killed by Rome, a Jewish nation crushed by Rome, a temple destroyed by Rome, Jewish rebels slaughtered by Rome, and then, many centuries later, six million Jews murdered in Europe.
Episode 35: The Future of Feminism After Antisemitism with Kara Jesella
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60:45Mike WirthHOST
You can almost look at the masterfulness of that design and say like, "This is such a long game, uh, uh, move," right? By an enemy.
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60:54Mike WirthHOST
Like, it, it's like calling the region Syria Palaestina at a... which is such a long game insult to, uh, you know, the Judeans, right? So, like, that's, um, yeah, I, I, I- It- it's such a complicated question.
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61:14Mike WirthHOST
So what kind of Jewish liberation am I fighting for? It's, it's liberation from antisemitism-
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61:19Kara JesellaGUEST
Mm-hmm
Britain’s Historic Responsibility Towards Palestine by William Dalrymple | S 3 Ep 2
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14:22William DalrympleGUEST
This is a description of their defeat by the pharaohs.
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14:26William DalrympleGUEST
From Peleset to Palestine in Luyan, to Palashtu in Assyrian, to Palestine in Greek of Herodotus, to Syria Palestina in Roman Latin, to Philistine in Arabic.
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14:40William DalrympleGUEST
The name has never, at any point in recorded history, slipped out of use.
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14:48William DalrympleGUEST
It is a late Bronze Age name worn smooth by 3,000 years of continual use.