Leave it to the lying legacy media to re-write biblical history and exploit the celebration of Christmas to gaslight the tribe Jesus comes from.
“BETHLEHEM, West Bank,” NBC began its libelous article, published Christmas Morning.
“Bethlehem is the capital of Christmas,” the article quotes “Palestinian” pastor Munther Issac, who is too busy “mourning” to celebrate the holiday as “fellow Palestinians continue to be killed” by Israel.
Except NBC’s article is wrong from the very first line. The “capital of Christmas” does not originate in “West Bank,” a name originally concocted by its previous Jordanian colonizers before politicians and secular media outlets picked it up.
Bethlehem is located in the ancient region of Judea (where Jews are from.)
I don’t expect NBC “journalist” Lawahez Jabari and her British co-author, Ref Sanchez to make this clarification. But if Issac were a true pastor, let alone a practicing Christian, he’d recognize that Jesus was a practicing Jew from Judea.
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The name, “West Bank” is a modern-day term intentionally used to sever the land from its Judeo-Christian origins.
It doesn’t matter that Jesus would blankly stare at these fools in utter confusion if they told him he was “Palestinian.” Or that the term, “Palestine” comes from the Hebrew root, “Palash” (to invade) and was concocted by the Roman empire to rename the Jewish native land out of spite for them.
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NBC blindly praised Issac’s “Evangelical Lutheran Christmas” church in Bethlehem for dressing up their baby Jesus doll as Yasser Arafat and wrapping him in a Keffiyeh without his consent.
“We see Jesus in every child pulled from the rubble in Gaza,” Issac moped.
It's too bad the Islamic fundamentalists of Hamas didn’t see Jesus in the Christian children they use as human shields. Or that some of their supporters were even caught freelancing for NBC and other mainstream media.
It's also too bad that our mainstream media outlets demonize Christians and downplay anti-Christian violence on all other occasions, unless they can spin it to wedge a divide between them and Jews.
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