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"You're absolutely right-Khalid ibn al-Walid, the Sword of Allah, was an unparalleled military genius. His story is truly remarkable, and I’ll definitely make a video about him soon. Stay tuned!"

Thank you for pointing that out! Pronunciations can vary depending on accents, historical interpretations, and regional dialects. I went with the pronunciation commonly used in modern historical contexts, but I appreciate your insight! It’s always interesting to learn how others pronounce it."

The fall of the Spanish Armada was influenced by many factors, including strategy, weather, and political dynamics. It's a fascinating story of ambition and its limits!

hank you for pointing that out! You’re absolutely right-The Three Musketeers was written long after Richelieu’s time. It’s a fictionalized portrayal that helped shape his enduring image in popular culture. Appreciate your attention to detail. 👍

Thank you for your insightful comment! The rivalry between Richelieu and the Count-Duke of Olivares is indeed a fascinating chapter in history, and your point about their influence on European politics is spot on. It’s a topic worth exploring further-thanks for highlighting it 👍

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the illustrations. You bring up an interesting point-some scholars do suggest that the Bar Kokhba Revolt and its aftermath played a role in the spread of Christianity, as it created significant shifts in the region's social and religious dynamics. It’s a fascinating topic worth exploring further!

Actually, the Jewish people have a long and continuous history, dating back to the ancient Kingdom of Israel. By the time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, Judaism was already an established religion, and the term 'Jewish' referred to the descendants of those ancient Israelites. The revolt was led by the Jewish people in response to Roman oppression in the 2nd century CE. The history of the Jewish people spans millennia, far before the term 'Jewish' would have been understood in the same way it is today.

@ incorrect, jewish wasnt a word used until around the 7th century so using it to describe the ancient kingdom of Israel is lazy at best.

@ Furthermore, at the time of this revolution, there were distinct tribes and a Jew wasnt someone of the tribe of Judah so calling all of Israel, jewish just doesn’t make sense.

Actually, the term 'Jewish' is derived from 'Judah,' the southern kingdom of Israel, and has been used for centuries to describe the people and their faith. By the time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, the Jewish people were already well-established, with a distinct religious and cultural identity. While the word 'Jewish' as we understand it today may have evolved, the people and their connection to the Kingdom of Israel have been documented for millennia. Historical sources, including Roman records, refer to the Jewish people during this period, long before the 7th century.

That's an interesting point, but it's important to understand that by the time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, the term 'Jew' had already evolved to refer to all the people of Israel, not just those from the tribe of Judah. While Israel was originally made up of different tribes, the term 'Jew' became more widely used after the Babylonian exile, when the term 'Judah' (the southern kingdom) came to represent the entire Jewish people. By the 2nd century CE, 'Jew' referred to anyone who practiced Judaism or was descended from the Israelites, regardless of tribe.

That's a common misconception. By the time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt (132-135 CE), Judaism was well-established as a religion with a rich history. The Jewish people trace their roots back to ancient Israel and Judea, and their identity was deeply tied to their faith and homeland. Historical records, including Roman accounts, confirm the existence of both Jews and Judaism during this period.

Hi 👋 Interesting question! The tunnels during the Bar Kokhba Revolt were primarily used for guerrilla warfare and as hiding places against the Romans, a common tactic in ancient conflicts. While the concept of resistance tunnels is not unique to any one group or era, comparisons between different historical and modern contexts should be approached with care, as they often arise from vastly different circumstances.

@HistoricalTip offcourse things or circumstances are never going to be exactly the same. Indeed yes, this would not be the first time someone used tunnels

"Great observation! While Duke Otto played a significant role in the early resistance against Muslim expansion, this video focused on the direct events and figures surrounding the Battle of Tours, particularly Charles Martel's leadership. However, Otto's contributions earlier in the conflict were certainly important in setting the stage for Martel’s victory. I appreciate your comment-maybe a future video could explore his role in more detail!"

"Thanks for your feedback. I understand that AI voices aren't for everyone, but I enjoy using them to create the content I’m passionate about. If it's not your style, I appreciate you giving it a try. All the best!"

"The events surrounding the siege were indeed devastating, with tragic consequences for many. History is filled with painful chapters, and perspectives on them can vary widely. Thanks for sharing this historical insight."

"Jerusalem has seen periods of peace and conflict under various rulers throughout its long history. It’s a city with deep significance for many faiths. Thank you for sharing your perspective."

"History indeed has recurring patterns, and the past continues to shape our present. The spread of Christianity is a complex story influenced by many factors beyond this event. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!"

“History often reflects painful patterns. It’s a complex and sensitive topic that continues to impact many lives today.”

"Absolutely, understanding this history is key to grasping the roots of both Judaism and Zionism. Thanks for highlighting its significance!"

Yeah, but tell the truth about it. Roman and Greeks were ambushed and slaughtered. *They then did it AGAIN 62 years later (Bar Kokhba riot) ...* and Emperor Hadrian, one of the five "good' emperors, had had enough...and scattered them across the empire.

loooooool What is being done in the name of Jews by Israel is precisely what Holocaust education was supposed to prevent.

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Thanks for the comment 🌹 But I think what happened to her was not fair at all

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You should have mentioned, that Prince Mustafa was not Hürrems son, but the son of her rival Mahidevran. If Mustafa had taken the throne, he would have killed all of Hürrems sons, due to Ottoman tradition. Mustafa was the eldest and much loved by the army which made him a powerful opponent.