Such a People By Rachel Kann …whoso saveth the life of one, it shall be as if he had saved the life of all mankind…. —Quran, Surat Al-Mai’dah 32 …whoever preserves one life, it is as if he has preserved an entire world… —Talmud, Sanhedrin 37a …These observations are supported by the significant overlap of Y chromosomal haplogroups between Israeli and Palestinian Arabs with Ashkenazi and non-Ashkenazi Jewish populations that has been described previously… —Abraham's Children in the Genome Era, National Library of Medicine they want us all gone they want us all dead they want us elsewhere at best they have no point of reference cannot understand the depth of our interconnection bodies embedded in an extension of this land we know how cheap they think our blood is generation upon generation an endless cycle torn from roots exiled barred reviled rounded up exterminated raped dismembered burned alive our ancestors teach to save a life is to save humanity is to save the world entirely on my life were there another people thus abhorred amputated from their very soil imprisoned maligned used as pawns by murderous powers that be I would invite such a person from such a people to come sit with me beneath my grandfather’s olive tree I would call such a person cousin how strange and familiar to have another to understand and God السميع השם if such a person were to ever exist how would you show them to me?
Beautiful poem. Such a hard time. I apologize for all us goyim.