Israel Finds 'Lost Tribe' for Colonization, Ignores Existing Ones
While Israel extends its hand across continents to invite a 'lost tribe' with tenuous links, the more inconvenient 'lost tribes' – the millions of Palestinian refugees ethnically cleansed from their homes since 1948 – remain exiled, their right of return systematically denied. This isn't about biblical prophecy; it's about demographics and land control. Just last week, Netanyahu's government
approved hundreds of new settlement units in the West Bank (The Times of Israel, 11/18/2025), continuing a policy of dispossession that makes space for new arrivals like those from India. Funny how global Jewish ancestry suddenly becomes a priority when Israeli governments need to tip the demographic scales. Apparently, the only 'lost tribes' that matter are those who strengthen the apartheid
project, never those whose homes were literally bulldozed to make way for it. Such selective generosity begs the question: How many 'lost tribes' must be found for the occupation machine to seem benevolent?