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The Jews have always been difficult to assimilate as they've always kept their culture/language and traditions. I think we'd be able to easily distinguish the Jews from the others in the Levante as distinct.
Arab speaking Jews had their own language and of course were regarded as dhima by the Muslim hegemony of the time.
Every religious community was distinct from the others because people didn't organize them selves along national distinctions but rather communal ones based on religion. So yes the Jews were distinct from the Muslims who were distinct from the Christians who were distinct from the Druze and so on. But according to your logic they're all Levantine Arabs.
Yeah completely misunderstands the history. Many different nations and peoples were ruled by expansive empires in the premodern ear, that doesn't mean those distinctive people didn't exist.
You’re categorically dishonest in your deciding which pieces of history are relevant to the discourse and which not. You also have a fundamental misunderstanding of one side of the conflict and resist every opportunity to do so. Fare thee well Samjj, I hope you find gainful employment and a loving partner someday.
One of us is gainfully employed and in a partnership...and it’s certainly not you, Kafir. Ya bint sarira