#Judea

[ace-hell]

Ok so i am late by like a month, i have been busy and STILL didn't finish my native jewish miku but fuck it here's indigenous, native israeli miku with a little of my touch and a small analysis:

The clothes:

The dress is double layered and based on biblical description i saw of the clothes ancient jews wore i added yellow hoops at the end of the dress to represent the color of our oppression- yellow belts under the muslim rule and yellow stars in the holocaust

The embroidery:

The Rikma(embroidery) is a personal project i am working on for the past 3 months. The embroidery that WAS practiced on the land eventually was allowed only to muslims and arabs, jews in ottoman syria/palestine were so oppressed and poor they didn't have access to threads and around 1800's some rabbis discoraged jews being involved in arab activity, not only that the jews has completely disconnected themselves from most of the arab culture after the spread of zionism to the land as a form of building their own identity. And if there were jews involved in embroidery it is unknown bc all the photos i see are labeled as "palestinian woman" with no explanation if it is a christian, muslim or jewish.

My project consists of making patterns and motifs based on jewish history, symbols, traditions, land etc and i try to make it original, unique and as diverse from the tatreez as possible to avoid conflict. If any of you want i can explain in a different analysis on what each pattern represents.

The jewelry:

I genuinely suck at drawing gold and jewelry and tried my best to adorn her with as much jewelry as i can. The side piece(that can barely be seen) is also a pattern i came up with, i call it "amulet"

(ps. I forgot to make her a normal necklace, wanted to make it with a hamsa)

Henna:

Henna is still practiced by jews, mainly sefardic and mizrahi jews + ashkenazi jews who grow up and participate in mizrahi culture. The henna on the hands is based on patterns i saw some jewish artists made (on google unfortunately it didn't have names) which has the star of david on it and on the legs i made a mix of bukharan and yemeni jewish henna.

So here it is. A native, indigenous jewish/judean/israeli(te) miku. I tried my best✨

[secular-jew]

Another pro-Palestinian zombie destroys art. This time, a girl mauls and forever ruins the famous painting of Lord Balfour at Cambridge University. As if this will erase Jewish indingeneity history in the land.

[lihyot-am-chofshi-beartzeinu]

This is such a small thing for me to get upset about. It's literally just one single line on the Wikipedia page for Lucifer. I don't even know if this falls under @prismatic-bell's warnings that Jewish history is slowly being edited/erased from Wikipedia.

But "1st century Palestinian Judaism" is not real. It doesn't exist. For starters, the region of Judea wasn't even renamed to "Syria Palaestina" until the 2nd century - something I have noted in my second attempt to fix the line. For another thing, "Palestinian Judaism" is as ridiculous as saying "Spanish Judaism" or "American Judaism" or "Israeli Judaism". It's just Judaism. The line of text that claimed "1st century Palestinian Judaism" was not in fact cited, so I don't know what the person who reverted my edit is referring to.

I'm just... so tired and upset. We are watching in real time as antisemites erase and rewrite our history on the internet. If I can't even correct a very easily fact-checked single line on a page about Lucifer, I can't even imagine what it must be like to fight misinformation on other subjects.

[illustratus]

The Triumphal Procession of Titus and Vespasian in Rome, with the Spoils of Jerusalem, AD 71 — by Peter Connolly

[eretzyisrael]

Source

[girlactionfigure]

ashleywaxmanbakshi

5 million dollars to someone who can answer (and brings back a hostage)

[obsxssedwithstuff]

The most insane thing i keep seeing is people claiming jews are not indigenous to israel. Like what????? There is overwhelming proof that jews are indeed indigenous to israel yall just wont let us have shit

[golem-brigadier]

[mintfrosting]

it used to be 2006 you know

[ind1g3n0us-lev1t3]

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The “Palestinian” authority wants to expel all Jews from their native homeland. A place literally called JUDEA. Everyone’s accusing Israel of carrying an ethnic cleansing, no one is pointing the finger at the people who are actually planning one.

Israel has over 2 million Arabs living in its borders and treats them as equal citizens. Yet in the Palestinian Territories, the story is very different.

The worst part is that the UN would probably vote in favour of the order, because the United Nations is built off of the hatred of Jews

[ace-hell]

Oh this makes me so fucking mad

So SO fucking mad

You mean israelites, hebrews ffs you mean CANAANITES

THERE WEREN'T PALESTINIANS 3,000 YEARS AGO

THERE WERE JEWISH KINGDOMS

If the tatreez originated 3,000 fucking years ago it makes it jewish, israelite. NOT palestinian

This horrendous cultural and historical erasure of a whole ass ethnic group is absolutely sickening

This accepted activity of rewriting and changing jewish history is so fucking disgusting

This is the kinda shit that makes it so hard for me to feel sympathy and accept the modern palestinian identity

ITS NORMAL FOR NEW IDENTITIES TO EMERGE AND BE BORN, BUT ITS NOT OK TO CHANGE HISTORY SO IT'LL LOOK LIKE YOU HAVE AN ANCIENT AND NATIVE IDENTITY!

I Just fucking hope for the sun to blow us all up soon ffs

[secular-jew]

[mapsontheweb]

Expansion of the Hasmonean Kingdom between 161 and 76 BC.

[ancient-rome-au]

Fifty years ago, a stalactite with an incomplete inscription in ink, written in ancient Hebrew characteristic of the First Temple period, was found in a small cave very high on the cliffs over the Dead Sea, north of the Ein Gedi oasis. Now in the present day, four extremely well-preserved Roman swords have been found in the same cave by researchers revisiting it to further study the inscription.

The cache of ancient weaponry had been shoved into a deep crevice about 1,900 years ago, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced on Wednesday. Such blades were standard issue to Roman soldiers and were most likely somehow obtained by the Judean rebels and hidden in the cave for later use, the researchers suggest.

[beatricecenci]

Josefa de Óbidos (Portuguese, 1630-1684)

Natividade

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