Roman One-State Solution

One-State Solution Galatia Iconium Cilicia Antioch Osrhoene Euphrates Pamphylia Salamis Emesa Palmyra Paphus Tripolis Sidon Tyrus Bostra Judaea Jerusalem Al-Quds Aelia Capitolina Petra Alexandria Pelusium SPQR

A historical map shows a red Roman-controlled region surrounding a white highlighted area marked with the Roman eagle and SPQR emblem. The crossed-out names “Jerusalem Al-Quds” and “Aelia Capitolina” suggest replacing competing historical claims with a single Roman state. The joke is a historical and political parody used as an ironic reaction to arguments about a one-state solution. EN: A historical map shows a red Roman-controlled region surrounding a white highlighted area marked with the Roman eagle and SPQR emblem. The crossed-out names “Jerusalem Al-Quds” and “Aelia Capitolina” suggest replacing competing historical claims with a single Roman state. The joke is a historical and political parody used as an ironic reaction to arguments about a one-state solution.

• @sbunem / 57006 2023-10-09