Was Jesus a Palestinian?

[aben]

Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, as mentioned in the Bible.

[doribala]

Jesus spoke Aramaic, perhaps even some Greek and some Hebrew.

[vanvliet]

Jesus spoke Hebrew and Aramaic. Probably some Greek. He spoke Hebrew because he had to know the Bible and that is mainly in Hebrew. No one could be a Rabbi of any sort at the time without reading and writing Hebrew.

[allisnotwhatitseems.]

Who gives a shit if Jesus was Irish or African. If he did exist all he was, was a human being with a philosophy for life and how to live it well. Just a man. There are many more today who do exactly the same thing. Just men.

[YuryBakhnov]

No, He wasn't as this territory wasn't called Palestine yet, it would be renamed some hundred years after His death. Although He didn't speak Hebrew (He most definitely read it in scriptures), He spoke Aramaic. I'm subscribing anyway

[thousand]

If the Palestinians want to claim the ancestry of Jesus, let them because they already believe it anyway, that’s how the Islam hive mind operates, there’s no need to be arguing over pointless facts and blatant lies.
They don’t debate, they have certain polemics running through their brains and they can’t get of track no matter how many time you debate with a Muslim the next one will just go on as if age old theological questions that been refuted a million ways was never ever asked throughout history before.

[ForTheWitness]

Jesus spoke Aramaic, God in Aramaic is Alah/Elah

Jesus was an Israelite and according to DNA testing results the Modern day Israelites are the Palestinians.

[kakasalami]

Sir, Jesus' native tongue was Aramaic. Aramaic is a language gotten from Syria and Mesopotamia.
Jesus was born in a land that is literally the modern day West Bank. A person born in modern day America when it was called some other name is said to be an American if born today.

[humanbeing]

Jesus is more ethnically related to Palestinians than any other group in that region. He is definitely not European who came later in the early 1900s. There have been multiple genetic studies showing strong link between the ancient people of that region and the Palestinians.

[danielburger]

Read Herodotus. In the Histories, he mentions Palestine, Palestinians and Palestinian culture.
He never mentions "Israel", "Judea", "Jews" or "Hebrews" at all. As none of those existed yet, at the time Herodotus wrote the Histories.