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Quick answer, Brianna:
It wasn’t Hebrew. And it sure as hell wasn’t "Israel."
Before the 7th century, the region you now call "Israel" was a crossroads of civilizations.
Aramaic was spoken. Greek. Latin. Syriac. Nabataean. Canaanite dialects.
Arabic dialects were already in the region before Islam, spoken by tribes throughout the Levant and Hijaz.
And Hebrew?
By the time of the Roman Empire, it had already faded as a spoken language.
It survived liturgically—like Latin in a medieval church—not as a living, breathing tongue of daily life.
So if your argument is "whoever spoke the language first owns the land,"
Congratulations. You’ve just erased modern Israel’s claim too.
Because modern Hebrew was reconstructed in the 19th century:
Revived in Europe.
Imposed in Palestine.
It’s not some unbroken line from Moses to Tel Aviv.
It’s a nationalist invention—ironic, given your whole "historical authenticity" spiel.
Now let’s address your punchline:
"Israel is the most successful decolonialist project in human history."
Read that again slowly.
You’re calling a Western-backed military settler colony,
Armed by the U.S.,
Funded by Europe,
Imposed on an indigenous population through displacement and war,
A "decolonialist" project?
That’s not just ahistorical.
That’s Orwellian.
Let me help you out:
You’re not witnessing decolonization.
You’re watching colonialism with better PR.
Stealing land doesn’t become justice because you slap a flag on it and teach kids to salute.
You don’t get to bomb refugee camps and call it "self-determination."
You don’t get to bulldoze homes and call it "security."
You don’t get to exile an entire population, then rewrite their absence as proof they were never there.
Israel isn’t a "return to indigenous roots."
It’s a return to biblical justification for modern imperial violence.
The same logic used by Crusaders, conquistadors, and colonizers across continents.
You say, "It was the Jews’ land historically, and it’s theirs today."
Okay, let’s apply that logic.
Should Italians reclaim all of Europe because Rome once ruled it?
Should Greece recolonize Turkey because of Alexander?
Should Muslims retake Spain because of Al-Andalus?
History is not a land deed.
And conquest 3,000 years ago doesn’t justify conquest today.
What you’re doing is hijacking history, erasing the present, and packaging ethnic supremacy as ancestral justice.
But no matter how many times you twist it,
Colonialism dressed in scripture is still colonialism.
And Palestine?
It didn’t vanish when your textbooks ignored it.
It didn’t disappear when the maps changed.
It’s still there.
In the names, the ruins, the graves, the olive groves,
And the keys passed down by generations you’ve tried to erase.
So no, Brianna.
Facts aren’t your thing.
Narrative control is.
But history remembers what propaganda tries to bury.
And the land remembers too.
This photo should be on the front page of every major British newspaper.
But it won’t be — because, like the political class, they’re complicit.
It’s their genocide too.
Gary Lineker has had an extraordinary career on and off the pitch. A brilliant sportsman, an outstanding broadcaster and a wonderful human being.
For millions of people, @GaryLineker is the face of Match of the Day, but for millions more he is also the face of humility, warmth and decency.
He had the courage to defend the humanity of refugees and to speak out against the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza. That should be recognised, remembered and celebrated.
Gary will be a huge loss to the BBC, but we will never forget the compassion he has shown for others.
Thank you Gary.
The situation in the Gaza Strip is increasingly worrying and painful. I renew my heartfelt appeal to allow the entry of dignified humanitarian aid and to bring an end to the hostilities, whose heart-rending price is borne by children, the elderly, and the sick.
Did you know that in 1933, Judea declared war on Germany before the H0locaust began?
@KenOKeefe1TJP argues this historical event is far more significant than most realize.