As a Jordanian i was confused when you said nothing bad happened since 1994. 11 years after Jordan made peace with Israel, Al-Qaeda ended up barging into 3 hotels during a wedding, killing 57 people and injuring 115 others,
Hate against the children of Israel runs deep, both in the Christian world, as well as in the Muslim world. Obviously, there are exceptions and we are happy they exist.
I was born in ammon . I've always been more interested in my mother's Norwegian ancestry however I'm now trying to better understand the history of my Jordanian and Arad ancestry thanks for the start . I always feel my father gives a Palestinian bias lol
So the native people of Jordan are the Edomites, who were Canaanites, i.e. Jews and Lebanese, so Arabs are pretty recent really in terms of history to Jordan. Jordanian isn't actually a thing, because now Arabs make up the majority and haven't really been there for long.
They're our borthers and we're one people.. not crazy, what's crazy is to support the European invaders and the invention of Israel on the corpses and blood of Palestinians, what's crazy is that you ignore what was before 7 October :)
@@joaomaxado65 yes. I'm pretty sure if you paid enough attention to history, you would have known this fact. In 1948 Jordan occupied west bank, and east Jerusalem. Had it they wanted to create a Palestinian state they would have done so. In 1967 they lost the land to Israel during 6 day war. They renounced west bank and east Jerusalem in 1980s
Modern-day Jordan has been inhabited by humans since the Paleolithic period. Three stable kingdoms emerged there at the end of the Bronze Age: Ammon, Moab and Edom. Later rulers include the Assyrian Empire, Babylonian Empire, Nabataean Kingdom, the Persian Empire, the Roman Empire, the Rashidun, Umayyad, and Abbasid Caliphates, and the Ottoman Empire. After the Great Arab Revolt against the Ottomans in 1916 during World War I, the Ottoman Empire was partitioned by Britain and France. The Emirate of Transjordan was established in 1921 by the Hashemite, then Emir, Abdullah I, and the emirate became a British protectorate. In 1946, Jordan became an independent state officially known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan, but it was renamed in 1949 to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan after the country captured the West Bank during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War and annexed it until it was lost to Israel in 1967. Jordan renounced its claim to the territory in 1988, and became the second Arab state to sign a peace treaty with Israel in 1994.[11] Jordan is a founding member of the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation. The sovereign state is a constitutional monarchy, but the king holds wide executive and legislative powers. Jordan is a semi-arid country, covering an area of 89,342 km2 (34,495 sq mi), with a population of 10 million, making it the eleventh-most populous Arab country. The dominant majority, or around 95% of the country's population, is Sunni Muslim, with a mostly Arab Christian minority. Jordan has been repeatedly referred to as an "oasis of stability" in the turbulent region of the Middle East. It has been mostly unscathed by the violence that swept the region following the Arab Spring in 2010.[12] From as early as 1948, Jordan has accepted refugees from multiple neighbouring countries in conflict. An estimated 2.1 million Palestinian and 1.4 million Syrian refugees are present in Jordan as of a 2015 census.[4] The kingdom is also a refuge to thousands of Christian Iraqis fleeing persecution by the Islamic State.[13][14] While Jordan continues to accept refugees, the recent large influx from Syria placed substantial strain on national resources and infrastructure.[15] Jordan has a high Human Development Index, ranking 102nd, and is considered an upper middle income economy. The Jordanian economy, one of the smallest economies in the region, is attractive to foreign investors based upon a skilled workforce.[16] The country is a major tourist destination, also attracting medical tourism due to its well developed health sector.[17] Nonetheless, a lack of natural resources, large flow of refugees and regional turmoil have hampered economic growth.[18]
smal correction it was israel who after raiding jordan caused the arabs to guarentee each other and in fear of invasion stroke first by airstrikes on the militaries and won thats all goodo video and love jordan from lebanon
Canaanites were the first people in the land.Then Jews took over. Eventually Arabs conqured it and then it was reconquered by the Jews . Well you are talking about Israelistine right?
A lot of todays jordan is on historical palestinian land. Are you willing to give the eastern part of jordan to the palestinians, so they can live there not as people without citizenship even of they were born there like it is now? Or are you doing something about this practice? Or what exactly does this support mean?
@@tareq-majali "an incursion by an arab people called the nabateans" Quite simply, it was not an incursion, but a native arab kingdom. Southern Jordan has always had an Arab presence. The oldest arabic language carvings are found in Jordan! Granted, the edomites left to palestine of their own accord (they were not "pushed") and the nabateans took over the remaining territory completely, and turned it into a wealthy kingdom.
The word Jordan “Jordan” consists of “Jor” and “Dan”, which are the two northern tributaries of the Jordan River, and with time it became “Urdan” and “Jordan”, and the Arabs called this region the name “Jordan”, and the word “Jordan” means: distress and victory . It was said that "Jordan" is one of the descendants of Noah.
Ah yes Jordan the only country in the middle east that everyone forget it's existence and only get mentioned in history books twice or three times i kinda enve their relatively calm political environment with no outside meddling or dictionary government
3.31- whatt?? The Ottomans almost rebuilt the city of es-Salt in Jordan today. There are more than 250 Turkish/Ottoman artifacts in the city. And this is just a small example. Please dont make videos with false information
Starting from where exactly? 😂😂 Because the beginning was when the invaders Europeans (as usual) came to a land where there were already habitants and then they made a genocide and took over the land then they told the world that hey we discovered a new land!!! It's a shame man, you should be shameful of such history! Don't get me wrong, if I was an American but an honest person I'd feel the same!
@@tareq-majali Palestinians haven’t done shit for themselves and all this time. But blame the Jews for all their problems. That’s what I’m saying they elected Hamas. Perhaps they need to rise up against them.
Maybe they would’ve named it Palestine if the term Palestinian had been used to mean Arabs in the land of Israel before 1965. Probably not though because propaganda. This video is highly biased against the Jews. Of course.
Everything is biased against the Jews because your expect people to kiss your feet , Palestinian identity goes far back al the way to the philistine states.
anything against Israel, Zionists will say it's Jews haze and antisemitic, shut up just shut up your sensitive mouth, sensitive of the truth.. don't victimize your self it looks dumb
Most people in Jordan identify themselves as Palestinians. Not only that, what is currently called Jordan used to be part of the British Mandate of Palestine. Not to worry… one day it will also become part of the Greater Israel which will spread all the way to Bagdad. 🕍
@@shaultzur8646 but the people who identify as Palestinians are mostly in Amman, if you go to irbid, almost no one will identify as a Palestinian that’s because Amman is more industrialized and developed but irbid isn’t. Go to ma’an, Aqaba, mafraq and many others and mostly no one will identify as Palestinian. And about the greater Israel thing well its off topic, and the Levant isn’t rightfully yours
@@user-ch7hn8dd8j But then they decided to start a war with us in '67, like the rest of our neighbors. They were wise to accept a peace deal afterwards.
Never ever! Espacially not to Jews. We will never accept jews. Even if they do, it will always be temporary such as on paper. Egypt is the best example of that. Being true friends with Israel is like accepting Dajjal.
@@talink6867 שמע אחשלי איזה 70 אחוז מהמים של ירדן אנחנו מביאים להם מהחברות שלנו כי הם מדינה יבשה ואין להם כנרת או יכולת להפוך מיי גשם למי שתייה אז בדיוק כמו שלפעמים קונים בסופר מוצרים שכתוב עליהם באיטלקית צרפתית וכל מיני אותו דבר למשל ביו"ש ובעזה אפילו יש המון המון המון מוצרים בעברית
Jordan's history... the earth cooled... there were Nabateans.... 1920 the world powers gave the land to the Jews but Arabs were upset Fisal was not made king of Syria so the British made him king of Iraq, and gave his brother "trans-Jordan" out of the future Jewish state which would invade the Jewish state in 1948 and occupy the "west" bank of the (trans) "East" (bank of the) Jordan... so they called the country Jordan... which was really "Palestine" but what the hell... lets pretend.
It’s always a good day when mr history posts
I second that
@@drelikethedoctor7103 lol I third it
"A basin based mountain skirted rose tinted city carved out of rock " love this one
love the video, glad to see a video about jordan's history before 1921.
It's always awesome when Mr. History comes. Thank you, good sir, for the awesome work.
As a Jordanian i was confused when you said nothing bad happened since 1994.
11 years after Jordan made peace with Israel, Al-Qaeda ended up barging into 3 hotels during a wedding, killing 57 people and injuring 115 others,
Hate against the children of Israel runs deep, both in the Christian world, as well as in the Muslim world. Obviously, there are exceptions and we are happy they exist.
It was ISIS.
you seriously need to sort out your own Islamic people, get them to behave like normal human beings.
🇯🇴 🇸🇾 🇵🇸 ❤ from 🏴
nice to see you again! keep it up man
I was born in ammon . I've always been more interested in my mother's Norwegian ancestry however I'm now trying to better understand the history of my Jordanian and Arad ancestry thanks for the start . I always feel my father gives a Palestinian bias lol
Nice man.
Me too
So the native people of Jordan are the Edomites, who were Canaanites, i.e. Jews and Lebanese, so Arabs are pretty recent really in terms of history to Jordan. Jordanian isn't actually a thing, because now Arabs make up the majority and haven't really been there for long.
It's crazy seeing how a lot of Jordanians supporting Palestinians but ignoring what was the Black October !!!
Fatah does not represent the Palestinians
They're our borthers and we're one people.. not crazy, what's crazy is to support the European invaders and the invention of Israel on the corpses and blood of Palestinians, what's crazy is that you ignore what was before 7 October :)
Because Jordanians are Palestinians
@@dtanatheist So, Jordanians occupe Palestine too ?
But, why exists 2 different countries ?
@@joaomaxado65 yes. I'm pretty sure if you paid enough attention to history, you would have known this fact. In 1948 Jordan occupied west bank, and east Jerusalem. Had it they wanted to create a Palestinian state they would have done so. In 1967 they lost the land to Israel during 6 day war. They renounced west bank and east Jerusalem in 1980s
Great video as always
Favorite country thanks for doing it.
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Ah is your Channel really dead? Why are you here?
@@mrcocoloco7200 idk
@@Whatever4867 Scum.
Informative, helpful, and useful.
Every teen in the early 2010's who needs a basic name: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!
great stuff!
I came here to learn some stuff, and that's exactly what happened.
Nice history and great channel 👏 👍🏻
Modern-day Jordan has been inhabited by humans since the Paleolithic period. Three stable kingdoms emerged there at the end of the Bronze Age: Ammon, Moab and Edom. Later rulers include the Assyrian Empire, Babylonian Empire, Nabataean Kingdom, the Persian Empire, the Roman Empire, the Rashidun, Umayyad, and Abbasid Caliphates, and the Ottoman Empire. After the Great Arab Revolt against the Ottomans in 1916 during World War I, the Ottoman Empire was partitioned by Britain and France. The Emirate of Transjordan was established in 1921 by the Hashemite, then Emir, Abdullah I, and the emirate became a British protectorate. In 1946, Jordan became an independent state officially known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan, but it was renamed in 1949 to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan after the country captured the West Bank during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War and annexed it until it was lost to Israel in 1967. Jordan renounced its claim to the territory in 1988, and became the second Arab state to sign a peace treaty with Israel in 1994.[11] Jordan is a founding member of the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation. The sovereign state is a constitutional monarchy, but the king holds wide executive and legislative powers.
Jordan is a semi-arid country, covering an area of 89,342 km2 (34,495 sq mi), with a population of 10 million, making it the eleventh-most populous Arab country. The dominant majority, or around 95% of the country's population, is Sunni Muslim, with a mostly Arab Christian minority. Jordan has been repeatedly referred to as an "oasis of stability" in the turbulent region of the Middle East. It has been mostly unscathed by the violence that swept the region following the Arab Spring in 2010.[12] From as early as 1948, Jordan has accepted refugees from multiple neighbouring countries in conflict. An estimated 2.1 million Palestinian and 1.4 million Syrian refugees are present in Jordan as of a 2015 census.[4] The kingdom is also a refuge to thousands of Christian Iraqis fleeing persecution by the Islamic State.[13][14] While Jordan continues to accept refugees, the recent large influx from Syria placed substantial strain on national resources and infrastructure.[15]
Jordan has a high Human Development Index, ranking 102nd, and is considered an upper middle income economy. The Jordanian economy, one of the smallest economies in the region, is attractive to foreign investors based upon a skilled workforce.[16] The country is a major tourist destination, also attracting medical tourism due to its well developed health sector.[17] Nonetheless, a lack of natural resources, large flow of refugees and regional turmoil have hampered economic growth.[18]
@Romeo J how am I alive then?
I love Mr History
Can you do turkey please?its really interesting
Hey Mr. History, amazing vid! Are you feeling well? your voice sounds raspy.
im a jordanien and I did NOT know what Jordan was like before 1921 ,this isn't taught in our history book
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pls do quick history of south africa !
Nice
Going through to comment on each one of your videos to improve your algorithm results
I have a presentation on the country tomorrow, now i wont make a complete fool of myself, thank you :)
very good.
No artists and other eminent Jordanians listed at the end? Ouch.
Jordan 1970 black september... 😒🥸😔
informative
thank u
AL-URDUN!
hi from iraq love the vids ❤
oh boy! looks like today is a good day!
Thanks for the history lesson. Impressive Arabic pronunciation.
Peace and Prosperity to Jordan. God Save King Abdullah.
Good Video
im jordanian thanks for the vid😢
smal correction it was israel who after raiding jordan caused the arabs to guarentee each other and in fear of invasion stroke first by airstrikes on the militaries and won
thats all goodo video and love jordan from lebanon
What? I thought the Islamists were there from the beginning of time? Isnt the whole Palestine issue arising due to that confusion?
Canaanites were the first people in the land.Then Jews took over. Eventually Arabs conqured it and then it was reconquered by the Jews . Well you are talking about Israelistine right?
@@michaelsanchez169 Just being sarcastic.
@@warthog123Alright its hard to tell when someone is being sarcastic in texts
I feel like the Middle East sometimes
Does this nation blame Jews for everything
Yup
#FreePalestine ❤️ me jordan 🇯🇴❤️🇵🇸🇵🇸
0:45 looking real sus
Next is Kazakhstan! 🇰🇿
pretty sure ancient jordanians were not speaking arabic
Jordan received many civilizations, including the Arab Nabataeans who built Petra
As a Jordanian I can confirm that almost every person here supports Palestine
A lot of todays jordan is on historical palestinian land. Are you willing to give the eastern part of jordan to the palestinians, so they can live there not as people without citizenship even of they were born there like it is now? Or are you doing something about this practice? Or what exactly does this support mean?
@@publicrelations4143 it means that i support palestinian rights, in fact, i am a palestinian with jordanian nationality
@@publicrelations4143 Palestine and Jordan use to be known as South Syria, but Frl I hope we unite great Syria back 🇸🇾🇯🇴🇵🇸🇱🇧
Yeah u aupport palestine AND the zionist king, makes sense
Support Palestine forever 🇵🇸
Nabateans didn’t come from the Arabian peninsula they are from the levant.
What is youre proof
No they came from hejaz stop lying kid
My name Jordan
The line about the Nabateans is incorrect!
كيف غلط ؟ يلي حكاه صح
@@tareq-majali "an incursion by an arab people called the nabateans" Quite simply, it was not an incursion, but a native arab kingdom. Southern Jordan has always had an Arab presence. The oldest arabic language carvings are found in Jordan! Granted, the edomites left to palestine of their own accord (they were not "pushed") and the nabateans took over the remaining territory completely, and turned it into a wealthy kingdom.
Where did the name Jordan come from and why do so many parents want to name their kid that?
The word Jordan “Jordan” consists of “Jor” and “Dan”, which are the two northern tributaries of the Jordan River, and with time it became “Urdan” and “Jordan”, and the Arabs called this region the name “Jordan”, and the word “Jordan” means: distress and victory . It was said that "Jordan" is one of the descendants of Noah.
@@tareq-majaliJordan is a Hebrew word that was originally yarden, which comes from the word yared (to descend or come down)
Ah yes Jordan the only country in the middle east that everyone forget it's existence and only get mentioned in history books twice or three times i kinda enve their relatively calm political environment with no outside meddling or dictionary government
3.31- whatt??
The Ottomans almost rebuilt the city of es-Salt in Jordan today. There are more than 250 Turkish/Ottoman artifacts in the city. And this is just a small example. Please dont make videos with false information
I knew so little about Jordan
i knew so much about jordan
Shalom everybody dont you dare to judge Jews 😡
If you want to know Jordan's future, then look at Gaza.
Michael Jordan💀
I agrees
Huh?
I thought you were bri ish but you are australian
What about Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 is not a Country. Is a Independent Commonwealth of the U.S.A. Is part of the U.S.A but has more control.
Can you talk slower
Mr history do history about USA (united states of America)
They do not have any history 👎
@@ohshoot6082 Bruh I don't like the U.S.A Government either but don't spit bullshit from your mouth. Every country has a History. Grow up.
Starting from where exactly? 😂😂 Because the beginning was when the invaders Europeans (as usual) came to a land where there were already habitants and then they made a genocide and took over the land then they told the world that hey we discovered a new land!!! It's a shame man, you should be shameful of such history! Don't get me wrong, if I was an American but an honest person I'd feel the same!
Perhaps it’s their people not the Jew which is the problem reject peace this is what you get
What are you even saying
@@tareq-majali Palestinians haven’t done shit for themselves and all this time. But blame the Jews for all their problems. That’s what I’m saying they elected Hamas. Perhaps they need to rise up against them.
Maybe they would’ve named it Palestine if the term Palestinian had been used to mean Arabs in the land of Israel before 1965. Probably not though because propaganda. This video is highly biased against the Jews. Of course.
Everything is biased against the Jews because your expect people to kiss your feet , Palestinian identity goes far back al the way to the philistine states.
@@user-ch7hn8dd8j lol...
@@user-ch7hn8dd8j were?
Just jordan
anything against Israel, Zionists will say it's Jews haze and antisemitic, shut up just shut up your sensitive mouth, sensitive of the truth.. don't victimize your self it looks dumb
Jordan, michael Jordan?😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
We need spain
Ottoman Jordan 😍
Arabian jordan
What?
@@mrcocoloco7200 Jordan was under Ottoman rule
@@tareq-majali it was called ottoman Syria Jordan was part of Syria
It’s called Ottoman Syria
Jordan is Palestine. There is no need for an additional Palestinian State. Jordan is already Palestine.
No
How is it Palestine
Most people in Jordan identify themselves as Palestinians. Not only that, what is currently called Jordan used to be part of the British Mandate of Palestine. Not to worry… one day it will also become part of the Greater Israel which will spread all the way to Bagdad. 🕍
@@shaultzur8646 na uh
@@shaultzur8646 but the people who identify as Palestinians are mostly in Amman, if you go to irbid, almost no one will identify as a Palestinian that’s because Amman is more industrialized and developed but irbid isn’t. Go to ma’an, Aqaba, mafraq and many others and mostly no one will identify as Palestinian. And about the greater Israel thing well its off topic, and the Levant isn’t rightfully yours
It litterly says philistine in your map which Palestine in Arabic why am I hearing you say Israel bro c'mon don't insult people intelligence
If you make peace with Israel, you prosper:) Hope more arab countries do the same.
@@muhammadazzabin4986 I'm Israeli, so... No
@@IaMD.B. I’m Palestinian, Jordan was already prospering before Israel’s peace with them.
@@user-ch7hn8dd8j But then they decided to start a war with us in '67, like the rest of our neighbors. They were wise to accept a peace deal afterwards.
f 🇯🇴 u 🇵🇸 © 🇯🇴 k 2 Israel
Never ever! Espacially not to Jews.
We will never accept jews. Even if they do, it will always be temporary such as on paper. Egypt is the best example of that. Being true friends with Israel is like accepting Dajjal.
5:48 This picture was taken in Israel lol
איפה
A guy working in a office Job? What?
@@alinalini2501 לא יודע, אבל תסתכל על הבקבוק
@@mrcocoloco7200 I was referring to the water bottle, it has an Israeli company logo.
@@talink6867 שמע אחשלי איזה 70 אחוז מהמים של ירדן אנחנו מביאים להם מהחברות שלנו כי הם מדינה יבשה ואין להם כנרת או יכולת להפוך מיי גשם למי שתייה
אז בדיוק כמו שלפעמים קונים בסופר מוצרים שכתוב עליהם באיטלקית צרפתית וכל מיני אותו דבר
למשל ביו"ש ובעזה אפילו יש המון המון המון מוצרים בעברית
Jordan's history... the earth cooled... there were Nabateans.... 1920 the world powers gave the land to the Jews but Arabs were upset Fisal was not made king of Syria so the British made him king of Iraq, and gave his brother "trans-Jordan" out of the future Jewish state which would invade the Jewish state in 1948 and occupy the "west" bank of the (trans) "East" (bank of the) Jordan... so they called the country Jordan... which was really "Palestine" but what the hell... lets pretend.
أنا متأكد من أنك فلسطيني حاقد ، لذلك أنا لا ألومك
2:06 you mean, southern Israel
Nice