Netanyahu: Our land is ours responses on Twitter

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement regarding Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights sparked angry reactions. He linked its occupation to alleged religious and historical narratives, affirming that the Golan is Israeli land that will remain so. In response, researchers denied the validity of those narratives, emphasizing that Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) and his ancestors are connected to the land of Canaan (Palestine), and that the presence in the Golan was transient, without any roots in settlement. Arab countries and the international community reiterated that Golan is an occupied territory according to international laws and conventions, and that the occupation is illegal. They warned against relying on religious narratives to justify Israeli expansion.

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