Colonialism, Imperialism, and Identity: The Complex Relationship Between Palestinian and Black Liberation

The Palestinian liberation and the Black liberation intersect in many ways because culturally we are the same people and ethnically we are the same as well. The divide and rule military plan has taken a toll on us because of things like natal alienation. We built Jerusalem and the first king of Salem was Melchizedek an Ethiopian who later named the province Jeru of Salem after his son Jeru. King Solomon united Jerusalem and Ethiopia through the union he had with the Queen of Sheba. Colonialism has affected us both in Africa and Palestine which is located in the Middle of the East of what exactly? The only thing that separates Africa from this land mass is the Suez Canal and the truth is that the so called Middle East is a part of Africa just like Egypt is in Africa no matter how much they try to separate us from Egypts glory. It is Black glory that bothers the seed of Cain the vagabond so much. The word Vagabond is intricately linked with the term Colonialism because they both describe a person that moves from place to place and we cannot forget that Cain was a murderer from the beginning which is why he was banished to a distant land and marked by the creator for death.