You can keep on going back decades and centuries - none of it is going to solve problems today.

What's your point? Who said that going back in history solves today's problems?

If geopolitics predating the Roman Republic by 500 years justifies kicking people off land they were born in, then I have bad news for almost all of the Americans in the audience. Probably quite a lot of the English too, though with less certainty as nobody's quite sure when even the Celts arrived.

Why was my comment flagged? Is there anything inaccurate? Is there something hateful?

Dunno, I didn't flag it. I can't even remember exactly what it said beyond something about the Temple of Solomon.

(I know there's a way to view flagged comments, I never bother to use it).

Why don’t stick with modern history and internationally recognized borders? Forget about the deeds of the long gone people, they are not around so it’s irrelevant.

I agree with both replies. I'm just answering to the "Only of your history goes 1 year back." remark. Both sides are wrong with no solution on sight.