Lately, celebrities are using historical examples on social media to show Palestinian history. But it turns out what they're showing isn't exactly accurate. Take for example, supermoder Bel Haadi. And here's another from her father, multi-molliner, Hamad Haadi. Now obviously, Arabs have been here in this land for centuries. But you will be surprised when you learn the real history behind few of those examples which are frequently used to prove Palestinian history. For example, the coin highlighted by Hamad states very clearly, Palestine, in English, before the establishment of the state of Israel. Yet it also states, erythi frael, meaning the land of Israel in Hebrew. Why? Because under the British Manidate, Arabs and Jews both lived in the territory and have been living here for thousands of years. This land was occupied by the British and before that by the Ottomans. It wasn't an Arab state. Historically speaking, Palestine wasn't actually ever a state. It was only a region. In Bel Haadi's example, this football match footage from 1939, Palestine vs Australia, is actually a Jewish team from erythi frael. That's because this team, the Palestinian football team, was primarily made up of Jews from the land of Israel. And this team, it's actually Maka'bite la Vive, a team that still plays until today. Now moving on to Arts. The Palestinian Symphony Orchestra found in 1936, was in fact an orchestra made up of Jews which later become today's Israel for a money. And how about the skies? Well, this photo of Palestine Airways, shows a now closed airline which was founded in 1937 by a Jewish man in conjunction with a Jewish agency for Israel. You get it? Palestine Airways? Jewish Agency in pre-1948. There were certainly Arabic newspapers using the name Palestine in the region. But one of Israel's English language newspaper today, the Jerusalem Post, was actually named the Palestine Post and was founded in 1932 by a Jew named Gelshon Agon, in Jerusalem. No believe it or not. There was even a Palestinian flag in the 1930s, which looked like this, not like this, the Jews and Arabs who lived in the British Mary even had a Palestinian passport, including former Israel Prime Minister Goldemi'yir. Check out this footage. What was Palestine then? Palestine was then the area between the Mediterranean and the Iraqi border. I'm a Palestinian from 21 until 48. I carried a Palestinian passport. Now there's a long history of Arabs and Jewish presents here in the land of Israel. But using these Palestinian historical examples, in an attempt to undermine Israel's light to exist, isn't the argument these activists think it is. So there you go. Now you know the real history of Palestine.