We can take a small video of Ben Shapiro and maybe you can answer to reestablish some truths. Myth 1. Israel is historically Muslim territory. This is a pure and absolute lie. Israel is historically Jewish territory. According to the Bible, uncertain interpretations of contemporaneous archaeology, Joshua entered the land of Israel in 1400 BC. If somebody were to knock on my door holding a Bible and saying, Mr. Finkelstein, sorry to disturb you, but it so happens that 3,000 years ago, my ancestors occupied the space where the building in which you lived was erected. And so if you don't mind, leave. Is that a serious argument to reconstitute the world's map and borders on the basis of something that occurred between 2,000 and 3,000 years ago? It's just so completely lunatic that it's just hard to believe that unless you live inside this seamless bubble, anybody can take arguments along these lines seriously. Myth 2. Israel is the cause of the failure of land partition in the Middle East. This is, again, a pure lie. In 1917. In 1937. In 1939. In 1964. In 1967, the Arab League announced the three notes, no peace, no recognition, no negotiations. With all of Israel's enemies mobilizing against it, Israel launched a preemptive strike on the Egyptian Air Force, inaugurating the 1967 Six Day War. In 1973. In 1979. In 1993. In 2000. In 2005. In 2008. For anybody who has an eye-order of knowledge, he says that the Arabs gave three notes, no negotiations, no there's no there. And then came the 1967 war. Buddy, come on. You couldn't pass my class. He doesn't even have the basic, the most elementary chronology right. Can't you hire somebody who's taken at least a 200 level course in the subject before you put together your idiotic video? I couldn't, I couldn't possibly engage that from Balfour, which is 1970. He goes up to the Omar offer in less in one minute, 30 seconds. Is that in the 10th? And even meaningfully presenting your own case? That's what it is. Tweets for morons. Now, if Ben Shapiro is listening and if he disagrees with me, there's a very simple way to engage in this. You choose any one point. Any one point in that one minute, 30 seconds. And let's discuss it.