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It's almost as if different groups of people have been fighting over the same smidge of land for a really long time.
"then they had a bunch of crusades, some of them almost didnt fail"
That's gotta be Bill Wurtz
Honestly, probably the most contested* area throughout history. Maybe after Anatolia, but that has been relatively peaceful in my lifetime so it feels different.
*And by that I mean contested by the most powerful players at their respective times. I'm sure there are places that have had more consistent fueds at a much smaller scale.
Well humans have been fighting each other since before civilization began and that area is one of the oldest civilized areas.