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Epstein ? No........
Bibi KhusraI'm trippling down on to the aspect that BIBI khusra is dead....
It is so weird that
1. He didn't visit US in past few days... Usually in a situation like this he comes in to address the HOUSE yet which is sort of habitual thing for him just like showing up at UN with charts and pics...
2. No statement over synagogue situation which happened in US and Norway.. usually he would be having a field day with this sort of thing with his usual rants..
3. All of his recent videos he is speaking in vague terminology which can be fit to any situation not about current situation on the ground... Such as opening up a Hezbollah front.. I mean he would be saying something about that usually he be talking about blessed land cursed land ABRAHAM accord's... Even that's not being discussed...
Very very weird....
Of course the Phoenician with large French admixture due to being actual child of the Franks crusaders, the Christian Lebaneses feel closer to Europe than to their own brethren fighting for the country.They are confronting........ they are next that's it
Knowing how france honors it's deals, Lebanese must feel very comfortable.......
Regarding (2), one should have a great disregard of history to use the word 'soon' for a war in that region. Going by recent history, Iraq war of 2003 lasted nearly a decade. The Afghan war almost twice as long. Iran gains nothing by stopping the war now and for U.S., while the cost of continuing the war is high, it is not intolerable. if they can keep the Hormuz somewhat passable, it is in nobody's interest to end this war.
Please return to the thread topic.No. Not even ruins exist. There is absolutely nothing.
There is not a single piece of archaeological evidence in Palestine, nor is there any proof in Egypt that the Bani Israel were ever present there.
The mummy of the famous Pharaoh Ramesses II (who is often alleged to be the Pharaoh of the era of Moses) was not discovered in the sea. Instead, it was found in the 'Valley of the Kings,' alongside extensive carved records detailing his kingdom and history. Within his tomb, there is not a single mention of the Bani Israel, Moses, or Asiah as his wife; rather, Nefertari is documented as his primary wife, along with others. There is no historical or archaeological evidence of the Exodus.
Lastly, there is no proof in the entire Arabian Peninsula of the existence of Abraham or Ishmael, or that Jews and Christians ever traveled to Mecca for an 'annual' Hajj. Despite thousands of well-preserved inscriptions and figures carved into mountains across Arabia (protected by the dry climate), there is not a single piece of evidence supporting these religious narratives.
Ultimately, the complete absence of archaeological facts is, in itself, enough to conclude that these stories lack a historical basis.

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