I am Palestinian-Syrian arab, my Palestinian side just like my syrian side are all arab however my Palestinian side is of samaritan Jewish descent since we come from Nablus its likely Samaritan or normal jewish and btw they werent forced to convert no one ever was,Only Conquistadors and the Inquistion did that but Christians and Muslims for the most part dont. Anyways my ancestors likely converted and arabized and my father knows this but he is still a proud arab and most importantly devout Muslim just like me.
@@hishamalaker491 they were massive amounts of Samaritans who were forced to convert to Christianity and Islam, such as during late Abbasid period, with increasing persecution targeting the Samaritan community and considering them infidels which must convert to Islam. According to the Chronicle of Abu l-Fath, during this time, many clashes took place, the locals suffered from famine and even fled their homes out of fear, and "many left their faith". An exceptional case is of ibn Firāsa, a rebel who arrived in Palestine in the year 830 and was said to have loathed Samaritans and persecuted them. He punished them, forced them to convert to Islam, and filled the prisons with Samaritan men, women, and children, keeping them there until many of them perished from hunger and thirst. He had also demanded payment for enabling them to circumcise their sons on the eighth day. As a result of the persecution, many Samaritans abandoned their religion at that time. The revolt was put down, but caliph al-Mu'tasim then increased taxes on the rebels, which sparked a second uprising. Rebel forces captured Nablus, where they set fire to synagogues belonging to the Samaritan and Dosithian (Samaritan sect) faiths.
There where direct or indirect dorced conversions throughout MENA history, I am tired, very tied of MENA people trying to paint their history with rose coloured glass, it contained very dark points and that included religous and cultural oppression that lead to change of religion but also contributed to linguistic death. Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah lead to oppression of none-muslims and in Egypt oppression of the Coptic Egyptian language. History is complex and it has many dark sides and that includes all people.
@@jasminekaram880 I agree they portrait all the conversions as peaceful, when in reality so many of them were forced and painful ones, yes the descents of the Ancients Egyptians who spoke Coptic language, and the descendants of the Greeks and over the Mediterranean were Arabized, there was a time when a Latin based Romance language was spoken in North Africa by the descendants of people who inhabited in the Roman Colonies, and Roman descendants, unfortunately their culture and language is all gone, all Arabized, leaving very little trace.
There are Palestinians with surnames from each tribe of Hebrews which i always considered useful. All of these are existing surnames, We have Israelites with Israelite tribes with preserved Israelite lineages. Reuben - رُؤبَّان (Rubban) Simeon - سِمعَان (Sima'an) Levi - لاوي (Lawi) Judah - يَهوذا (Yahuda) Dan - دَان (Dana) Naphtali - نَفتالي (Naftali) Gad - غاد (Jad) Asher - أَشير (Ashir) Issachar - يَساكَر (Yasakar) Zebulun - زَبُلُون (Zabulon) Joseph - يوسف (Yusuf) Benjamin - بِنيامين (Binyamin) Ephraim - إفرايم (Ifrayim) Manasseh - منسى (Mansa)
U guyz are surprising Arabs and Jews are cousins BT Jews denied to follow the last prophet cz he is from Ishmael and the Quran says Jews will cause corruption on the land and follow the evil massiah (dajal)and mahdi will come issa(Jesus)will come down to earth and Messiah will be killed Muslim will win in world and when they die they will enter jannah.BT yahud believe they are in exile some claim the land belongs to Jews not nowing all muslims including me we were Jews the real owners of the land we followed all prophets BT others killed prophets ploted agnst them #zakaria issa yahya and also Muhammad.uguyz were in exile due to ur arrogance BT we were peaceful in the land and followed all the messengers🎉victry will be ours
I've followed this fascinating story for several years, and feel encouraged that it may finally become more widely known. MiSinai is doing incredibly compelling and hopefully useful work. If you think about it, one nation became two peoples - one who lost the land and retained their identity and another who kept the land but forgot their history. But every nation needs a story to go with their territory. Both people could become one by finally integrating this part of the story into a common national identity. B'hatzlacha and cheers. 🍷
In a study published in August 2017 by Marc Haber et al. in The American Journal of Human Genetics, the authors concluded that: "The overlap between the Bronze Age and present-day Levantines suggests a degree of genetic continuity in the region."[18]A 2021 study by the New York Genome Center found that the predominant component of the DNA of modern Palestinians matches that of Bronze Age Palestinians (Canaanites) from around 2500-1700 BCE.[17]. The Palestinian people are the original israelites and judeans.
The invading zionists, according to Israeli author Shlomo Sand in his book "The invention of the Jewish people are jewish converts alien to palestine. In the 8th century ad the Khazar kingdom in ukraine converted to judaism and would go on to make the ashkenazi jewish population in europe. Yemenis converted to judaism during the yemeni kindom o Himyar in the 5th century ad during the rule of Dul Nawas. There were jewish kingdoms in iraq and north africa as well. The palestinians are the eternal natives of the land. Free Palestine.
No they are not. Go to Israel and see the Arabs in all professions; in all hospitals as patients, as nurses , as doctors; in all universities as students and professors. All this in the same proportion as they are in the population; something between 20 and 25%. If Israel were practising genocide there would be no Arabs. They have greatly grown in number since 1948. So how can there be a genocide. When there is a genocide people decrease; they don't increase as the Arab population has under Israel. However, if Israel is attacked as it is done, they have to attack back. Note that Palestinians attack from inside the population: from mosques, from school, from homes.
This was amazing to watch. Im quite sad this video doesnt have more views but im happy for the work you are doing! May the Lord bless your efforts and renew your strength to continue!
@@misinai I always wrothe to mr Yishai Fleushe a settler fanatic to watch your video he Abuse Judaism for politics i told him iam Arab read the Tenakh 4 times iam from Oman vbut my grandfather told us he Originated from Galilee and my father and our family when we eat meat we dont drink milk ore something from milk like butter and we dont eat camelmeat and we have a lot of camel and we eat grashoppers and i found out that we have Hebrew forfathers and converted to Islam
Shalom Tsvi - Misinai..................... Thank you for the amazing work that you are doing......................... You are an amazing person...................... Síocháin agus grá as Éire................... Love and Peace from Ireland............. Meas Mór..................... Huge respect.......... Keep up the good work.
Exactly, my family is from Bethlehem and more Palestinians should recognize that their roots are Jewish and they are being used by the Iranian government and other terrorists groups
@@michaellavrov660 that is the problem, these people have lived under the rule of one Empire after another another one, who imposed their religion, now they are all brainwashed, look at the Samaritans, when they were not forced to convert they were treated so badly, they were severely discriminated that with time most ended converting to Islam or Christianity, in Biblical times there were one million of them mostly in Samaria and Judea, now there are 800 of them, many also were killed or slave, I think these people have some kind of trauma because they have never been free from any empire . You know what I like the most about Judaism that is never actively trying to convert anyone thru history unlike Christianity and Islam
@@michaellavrov660 yes and is about the land, not religion. European Jews wanted to have a place, the Misrahi Jews were Palestinian Jews that were kind of welcome in the new state.
Hello Tsvi , I'm palestinian . I did a DNA test, and I found I'm 50% ashknazi jewish and Sephardic. 26% leventine. and 24% West Asia. I'm from a village from Hebron called Se'ir . How do I know from where I got the jewish DNA?
Genetically many levantines are of a Jewish origin. See later on. West Asia is neutral. Does not say much. Practically all Se'ir, which BTW is more than a village today, are of a Jewish origin. Document in the municipality showimg tree pf family history show this. These include - Aramin, Shallada, Matur and Kawazba .About levantines take Khraret Kawazaba - an Isolated village name Kharet, in South Lebanon, is of emmigrants form Se'ir in he second half of he 19th century.
@@misinai what about betlehem my family came from betlehem Palestinian christian their last name is Giacoman my grandfather learned to make wine because his father showed him he had 12 kids my grandpa was one of them he told us he prayed with hands to the sky and moved forward and backwards and some left their lands to escape palestine but some most stayed
@@PATOGAMERXY5XYS5 I dp not know anythink specific. betlehem was almost all Christians in the past. Most of them were of a jewish origin. The name of the family and the wine making in ghis are as may point that they came from Italy. It is possible that they were originally or in Italy Jewish. This is very likely becasue fo the prayer style. To know better you muat ask the family elders who stayed.
@@misinai thank you , the name from the father of my grandfather was Salomon Giacoman Nazar , i dont know if Nazar is with S or Z , some of my family can you find in youtube they have a shop of Christian Olive trees wood statues like Mary or Jesus.
I've supported your work myself on quora. It's been surreal as when 3 of my Palestinian friends learned of having Jewish (I usually identified as Samaritan) Hebrew origins they became aware, and receptive of, your work.
@@misinai on quora I've supported your work. Unfortunately I can't provide a link to citate my work which heavily citates yours. I believe your truly phenomenal and I love your work.
There’s a really interesting study and theory that Palestinians are Islamized Israelites, and that Palestinian Christians are descendants of Christ’s original followers.
It is more likely that the vast majority current christians in the Levant are a mix of descendant from the crusaders and the older clusters of roman, byzantines/greeks and ghassanid arabs christians in the region.
Well of course, and that's great that you know. Jews in Europe and around the world are also from the 12 tribes. Hopefully, soon, you will all worship Y-H-V-H & keep Shabbat together. Shalom
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As an indonesia who grew up as a muslim (not really practicing actually lol) , I find this video interesting, if only the leaders of palestinians and israeli want to cooperate to open discusion about how both israeli and palestinian are related genetically, perhaps all this conflict can be ended soon. Imagine killing your own brother just because you think the other party is your enemy, I don't really care if the truth comes to light that palestinian muslim will convert to judaism, I just want this tragedy to stop, I have been living my whole life knowing what happened there. I hope one day your works will finally bring peace to your land ❤
The fact that Israeli gov, Hamas and PA are all against what Misinai is doing speaks volumes 🤣 All those people survival depend on this conflict and division.
@@misinai I will tell you something. I completely support the return of the nation of israel to this land but you gotta admit the zionist main frame has failed. I refuse to align a bigoted attack on Jewish culture or habitation of Israel, And surely much blame is likewise on the government of Palestine, but I do see the intentions of zionism as a half failed ideology, Palestinians going around killing and zionists bombing Palestinian civilians, when the perspective of both sides accusations of sin is accounted, Surely there must be a redemptive solution to be won, I wish zionism revolved around you Mr Tsvi because currently I feel zionism has been inadequate in its met needs and resolution over this issue, Ultimately I accuse zionism of being commandeered and appropriated by the thieving ideology of "Anglo-Saxon israelism" where thieves of English descent in America and Britain who falsely claim Israelite ancestry control Israel to use it to be a forward base for Americans and British to raid into the Middle East to pilfer the nations of their mineral or fossil resources or wealth. As I said this isn't an attack on Israelite people or culture, But a fear that the principles of zionism has been corrupted and usurped against both the Jewish and Palestinian people, going off long far away from it's intended purpose. This isn't a injustice levied against the people just the politicians government. Palestine's government is no less legitimate, instead of identifying as Israelites, baathist and pan arabist ideology seeps into their minds only teaching Qedarite history or Nabataean history. Don't they not know half of qedar became judaized at one point? The refusal to teach Hebrew history or culture is the fault of Palestine. Especially in my opinion Samaritan history. To clarify I hope for secular democracy or monarchy. No rabbinical or Islamic theocracy. My attacks arent the concepts of zionism, that's antijudaic. It's the execution of the plan I always found problematic.
I did noty leave one stone untouched. They do not believe in the facts, they do not believe the Palestinians are good enough to live with them in ghe same state, especially now afetr Oct 7th. However, they are clueless about what should be done. So wait. It is just a question of a shprt time that they shall be ready to listen. @@IslenoGutierrez
Wow, it could be a wonderful thing, or the Israel people might think it is a trick! A report by Nissim Mossek aired on Israeli channel 1 on March 12, 2009. I am surprised this was on an Israeli channel! Love to us all!
Nobhody thinks it is a trick. But many do not believe. For others the hate is so high now thaty they do not want to hear. But nobody will have any others option. Israeli TV is liberal an dopen.
@@misinai Something about the human ego. I have it too. I sometimes fail to see the "us" outside of "my problems". So a people who share a genetic lineage are fighting over a piece of land that they can share and live peacefully cannot get past revenge. I wish there was some magic that can cure us all of our ignorance. Thank you for your work.
@@adrianabotello9911because they don't want recognize them as Israelites. It will weaken their justification to the right of the land Not to mention some Ashkenazi is Zionist and they themselves is not Israelites but Kazarian descent (aka converted Turk jew) Zionist goal is to fill the land with immigrants jew and replace the inhabitants with new people they are liking and call it land of Israel, but not necessarily for Israelites Just like German plan of Lebensraum. And Palestinian themselves despite being Israelites decent hence with mixed blood, different religions and changing culture, they more often call themselves native and Arab, which the later is not helping at all. And Israel use this to justify to call Palestinian as migrated people from Arabia instead of native to the land
If these people are not included in this self determination, then it is self determination only for the old elite that were exiled, not the farmer class who stayed behind
Sir, have you contacted Abood Cohen from the Samaritan clan in Nablus/Shchem/Kfar Luza? As I'm sure you know, the Samaritans have kept a close understanding of the Palestinian ethnogenesis, whom they see as Samaritans who left the community over the years which include large families that converted to Islam and now live apart in the nearby city. As interest in the Samaritans is strong in the Christian West and increasingly among Jews, Abood would probably have access to a large following. Either he or Binyamim Tsedaka would probably be great sources to contact as emissaries for the Engagement message. They are very up front about the number of Palestinians who had origins within their community and have the advantage of a narrative that is not disputed by the Palestinians, either. Their community of ~800 are probably unique in possessing both Israeli and Palestinian citizenship, and i think that by partnering with them your message would be amplified and received greatly. It's probably worth considering, at least. Cheers -
Palestinians are the result of Samaritans, Jews and Canaanite/Israelite Pagan worshippers of the Canaanite god Ba’al that all converted to Christianity then to Islam with some bypassing Christianity and converting directly to Islam. It’s on record that Palestinians in Nablus are largely descended from Samaritans that converted. Samaritans and Palestinian Christians are the purest in Israelite ancestry according to DNA results (Samaritans being half-breeds is a myth, it’s false) and Palestinian Muslims from Nablus are just as pure on the DNA result as both Samaritans and Palestinian Christians, I have DNA samples of some Palestinian Muslims from Nablus and I’ve ran their data on G25 DNA testing platform. And by contrast, Palestinians in the northern Westbank (Galilee) many of these descend from Jews that converted. Many in the southern Westbank too (Judea). But it’s more likely most Palestinians descend from all 3 Israelite groups (Jews, Samaritans, Pagans). I hope Tsvi’s work will fall on some open ears one day to create everlasting peace. ✌️
@@IslenoGutierrez Thank you for your comment. Most of it is very accurate. However, the part about the Pagans is a common mistake. Real originating from Pagans are very rare and have a meaningfuly different DNA. There are about 100 Cana'anites in a village near Ceasarea still worshiping Ba'al dolls and few thousands of Muslim Cna'anites and Philistins each, in Gaza. Relating this to others is a common innocent mistake, resulting from a still unknown phenomena - the result of what Quantum Mechnics has done to our history. I shall not explain it here. I started to explain the begining of it, the tip of this iceberg, in an interview in Hebrew. (I am a physicist in my education).
Dear sir, thank you for reopenning an open door .I collaborated with those you mentioned and others for years. Especially with Binyamim, who became a personal friend and distributed my books and their contents.
Fascinating. May the work continue. I wish more of the Arabs would convert back to Samaritanism (many are descended from them) but we will see what happens.
Ashkenazi maternal line is European and only 3% of Ashkenazi DNA shows links with the Eastern Mediterranean/Middle East, a 'minuscule' amount comparable to the proportion of Neanderthal genes in modern European populations. For Elhaik, the vehicle by which unique Asiatic variations on Ashkenazi Y-chromosomes occurred, with Haplogroup Q-L275,[103] was the Ashina ruling clan of the Göktürks, who converted to Judaism and established the Khazar empire.
There are Ashkenazi’s who are jumping on the genealogy bandwagon and discovering their dna is 99.9 percent European. Very strong semitic connection to the holy land that they stole.
I mean, some Palestinians in Haifa have the surname Al-Yehud. Cannot get more Jewish than that. I told a Palestinian friend of mine, @lindayo49 who's parentage from Haifa and Nablus, living in Jordan, to look for artifacts or ornaments or other hand held property, or unusual family customs, to look for jewish things, im sure she will eventually find something.
@@misinai you are welcome my friend. On another note a Saudi friend of mine who believes she's of Jewish descent, wants to convert to Judaism and believes her ancestors were the Jews of kingdom of Kinda. She's from the Shammari tribe. I have many stories like this
@@misinai What is your proof that Palestinians were forced to convert to Islam? In Islam, it is forbidden to force anyone to convert to Islam. It is a lie that Islam has been spread by force. The world's fastest growing religion today in Europe and in the United States is Islam. Islam is the truth and Allah guides those who want the truth.
@ Conquests my friend...conquests. Or it might just being a survival strategy. The word forced does not necessarily mean "coerced". It's like saying humans (and other animals) were forced to adapt to their changing environments for survival. Peace be with you.
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I never heard of this village. I could not find it on the map. I need your family name or clan name and I shall have to ask you about some custoIms in the family. I shall send you later my book in Arabic so you may understahnd more. You may call me at 052-3303155.
Dear Ahmad, most of my books cover mainly the Holy Land, less on Jordan and only a bit about other Arab countries. The Arabic version is less uptodate now. Please indicate in an email to me if you like the Arabic version. My emaill - tsvi.misinai@gmail.com.
Interesting. Few points here though: being of Palestinian origin, we are fully aware of being partly descendant of the ancient Israelites. However, Judaism is a religion and doesn't bear much historical evidence. Meaning, Palestinians, being the ancient Canaanites appeared and settled in the land of Palestine way before the emergence of Judaism as a religion. Claiming right to the land based on religious rreasoning makes no sense since the ones who became Jews, then Christians and then embraced Islam were the same people... The Bedouin lady's description of cricumcision and death rituals is not an evidence of Jewish lineage, this is simply a Muslim tradition as well observed by the vast majorities of Muslims around the world. Plus, what this ''he looks Jewish'' even mean?! Don't Palestinians and Israelis look very similar? Even in 'Family Guy' there's a sketch where Peter Griffin states '''What?! I said put an Israeli guy next to a Palestinian guy and I couldn't tell the difference''....Semitic origins...nothing fascinating there. Everybody knows that.
+moussaemad 1. Cna'anites are Hamaitst while Jews & Palestinians are Semites. This is written in the Bible but for you this can be demonstrated easily by a genetic test on people that are still today Cn'annites and worship dolls of the Ba'al. Most Cna'anite were deported by Nebukhadnetsar and the rest by El Khakem (1012). Only few remained. Not Cna'anites that accepted Judaism, but Bani Isra'il. There is a thinking like you mention, but it is based on a great confusion about dating of few events. 2. About circumcision, In Islam it has to be before the age of 13, like Isma'il. For example the Alawis in Morroco make it in the age of 6 years. Those that make it like the Jews are most probably descendants of forcibly converted Jews. 3. The death ritual of the widow offering to marry the brother of the dead was a Muslim custom as well. today it is used only here and in Egypt. However the Jewish custom includes a second step never used in Islam - If the brother refuses, The widow takes of his shoe. This was found in few families of the Palestinians, 4/ The looks Jewish, was a stupid comment by the video shooting team. Not by our movement member.
Judaism is not just a religion. It is a bit more complex then that. It is an ethno-religions group, similar to druze, yazidis, and zoroastrians. Judaism does not proselytize like Islam and Christianity, and conversion into judaism is fairly difficult. Before Christianity, every national group had their own religion and they were intertwined. This means that most Jews are descendants of the Israelites. This is why we look so similar and the sketch on Family guy is so funny! The right to the land is not just religious, it is historical. This does not mean you don't have a right to the land, you do, we both do, we are brothers. It is tragic that history has forced us to be enemies.
the descendants of the canaanites are most israelis, palestinians, and lebanese. The canaanites were absorbed into the hebrew and pheonician kingdoms. You can see this pattern easily by studying canaanite languages. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaanite_languages
+Avishay Zelmanovich i knew about Lebanese people that are descendant of canaanites, but not about Israeli people, from which territory of Israel are the descendant of canaanites ?
Palestinian know they have jewish ancestry convert to islam its stated in news in this récent évent but poeple dont bilieve , Israël IS created by self destructif ideas that Come with european jews that have western mindset from 1940
I am shocked to come across this video!! I am originally Kurdish from north of Iraq, and I come from the decnendants of Sunnis from Slemani. You said in the video that both jews and Palestinians come from the Kurds of Babilyon, and Slemani is very close to ancient babilyon. So I wonder, am I descendant of Father Abraham and Isaq?? My father told me that before the state of Israel called in the jews to emigrate to the land, there were alot of jews in Slemani. So based on this video, and what my father said, I suspect that I might be from the children of Israel. What do you think?? And how do I test if I am? And can you tell me more insightful information about Kurds and Israelli blood in that region?
I did not say it. It was prof. Oppenheim. But we know that the Kurds of Syriia, Jordan and here are Levites.How large is Slemani and where do they live?
@@misinai SALaM, SHLAMa, SHLOMo, SHALoM, NAMASTe, PEACe. The Star of David, The Crucifix And The Crescent, Are Found In Hinduism. Hinduism Vedas = Monotheism Guru Books = Trinity & Polytheism. Hinduism Was The Largest Monotheistic Religion In Ancient Times, But When They Added The Trinity And Polytheism, The Religion Declined. Then God Sent The Zoroastrian Avesta Leading To The Buddhist Canon, Both Added The Trinity And Polytheism. Then God Started The Abrahamic Family With Psalms, Torah, Gospel & Quran.
All the Palestinians are the children of Ibrahim. Most of the Palestinians are the children of Israel who converted Islam and the others are the children of Ismael.
@@misinai That's not right. The Palestinians now are a mix between the children of Ismael and the children of Israel. I know a lot of very big families in Hebron who are origionaly from the children of Israel who converted Islam and they married and mixed with their cousens the children of Ismael which means that the Palestinians have the right in the land of our grandfather Ibrahim.
@@ashrafaljaradat7892dear Ashraf. The sons of Ishma'il Arabs were always a very small minority west of the Jordan river. Only between 1918 and 1948 there were more then this, but still a limited minority and in 1948 and 1967 almost all those sons of Ishma'il that came after 1918 left, most of them as refugees. AS a result there were not many opportunities to mix with them. Also most clans and tribes did not mix with each other until about 50 years ago. Send to me please your email address and I shall send you my latest book in Arabic where you can see details.
@@ashrafaljaradat7892 Clearly the palestinians living here have such right. But not exclusively. To show you that almost no Sons of Ishama'il lived here durinfg teh Muslim period here - never the tax USHUR was used here. This tax is exclusive to Muslim sons of Ishma'il. Here only Jizyah and Kharaj were used and thses are not relevant for sons fo Isham'il. Abu Mazen and Erikat know this and hence they claim that you are Cna'anites and Philistins.
@@misinai We know that we are not Palestinians nor Kan'anies. We know that we are the children of Ibrahim. We do not care whether we are the children of Israel or the children of Ismael or a mix between them. What is important to us that we are muslims. We worship the one god who talked to prophet Musa peace be upon him. The god of our grandfathers Ibrahim, Ismael, Isaac and Yacob. We believe that Jesus the son of Maryam is a prophet and the Massaiah. We also believe that Muhammad is the last prophet.
More or less right. The name was given in the time of the British mandate here to everybody local, including the Jews. When Israel was established the Jews became Israelis while the "Arabs" ramained Palestinians. So they did not take the name but were given the name.However, Israeli "Arabs" were called Arabs. After the invention of the Palestinian nation by the KGB, the residents of the West Bank and Gaza plus the refugee were called Palestinians. Later many Israeli "Arabs" also identidfied themselves as Palestinians, while many israeli bedouins hated the Palestinians.
@@misinaiAre you delusional . KGB did not invent Palestinian nation. It was British colonialism and Zionism that gave rise to Palestinian nationalism.There was always Palestinian identity dated back to 1000 year, connection between Palestinians communities,belonging towards land and distinct culture .
@@rash6821 you are wrong. Primakov and Yan Mikhai admitted about the KGB's invention. The country was called Palestina by Hadrian. The Jewisih identity existed following Hadrian but it became a minority. From 1012 it became a majority but was considered Muslim and Arabized, by coersion. In this respect you are entrely right regarding the second halk of your response. Zionism only saved the fallahin from the crook Mufti that economically sucked their blood. As a reppose he started the wrong conflict and caused HItler to perform the Holocaust, instead of moving the 6M here..
@@misinaiThe Arabization was complete much later. As late as the 1400s the major old cities in the Levant were described by many of the Islamic scholars as “still theirs,” in reference to Jews and Christians.
@Misinai Tsvi שלום! My dad is half Palestinian half Jordan and half Palestinian. His mother comes from Palestine Nablus and his father comes from Jordan but I don’t know which city. And my mother comes from Morocco from Casablanca she’s half amazigh and half Arab do you think I have Jewish dna? Or roots?
@@Cc-rx6rf Yes, I took already an dna test from my heritage the results will come next week🥺 thank you so so much for your reply. I think I do have Jewish dna because I feel so drawn to the Jewish people and Israel and I’m also converting to Judaism because when I was christian I’ve been getting many dreams about Jewish people and myself being Jewish so I think it might be a sign from G-d..
@@harls_bishquinn7207 yaay!! I'm looking forward to it. It's exciting to see your DNA results!!! I've taken Myheritage & AncestryDNA tests. I'm half Ashkenazi Jewish & Half Italian as I expected to see.😅
There was an arab tribe of Mishna who I think the name was. They converted to Judaism. Then they assimilated into the nation of Simeon. But migrations aren't universal so many obviously stayed in Mishna. Which is in Saudi northwest or southwest Jordan.
I'm European and we was not Muslim we became Muslim when the Turks came but I'm so happy they did I hate to even admit that we was not Muslim in fact from my mothers side they ware Jews from Austria audhubillah I rather die 1000 times a violent death then be anything but a Muslim I seek refuge in Allah from going a stray and becoming Jew a Christian Buddhist anything but Muslim I testify my faith soon as I wake up and open my eyes before I even say bismillah I feel tight to my stomach just the thought of me being not Muslim audhubillah
+Misinai Tsvi well yea I don't know much about it I just know a bit of the history how Palestine was split in to north and south as 10 tribes of bani Israel ware on the north Judah as in the south was samarah and how and why it wa split but also how some of the tribes are in Khorisan Afghanistan and they are Muslim I love history in a non bias look just because I'm Muslim I don't look at it in a pro Islam way but in history way and roots of the dna I did my 23 in me they test your Dna and I don't know how but almost 30% of my dna was Egyptian I am Muslim by choice I'm a Sunni Muslim and my family are of Sufi sect and I personally don't see the Sufi sect as being Muslim at all maybe some but same as the Shia most are not Muslim according to me but some are that's just my opinion I say that to say I'm Muslim very very much so by choice and I don't know how or why I made this a religious convo I guess I said it because how some keep their Jewish roots secret
+Misinai Tsvi but I'm also the type to say there is no such thing as Jewish or Christian I believe all the prophets all humans in general are Muslim till they are taught otherwise and become Jew Christians Buddhist etc so to me the children of Israel all 12 tribes ware Muslim I know nobody would agree with me including Muslims but as I said it before I would be Muslim even if the whole world was to become something els I follow the way of the prophets to me they are all Muslim Adam aws was Muslim and we all came from him in my believes but aside from that I love love love history and I'm not against any people I like everyone sure I'm against the Zionist movement but a lot of Jews are too they believe they are not allowed to have their own state till their messiah comes and again I'm not against the people I'm against oppression I dont like how the Shia are being treated in Saudi Arabia I don't like any kind of oppression Muslim or not
Michelle you are right about the currey dituztion. But eeboffer a way to.makr peace baded on freedom of religion for all Bani Isra'il. But there are additional demands deyailed on our web site
@DaShark38 You would most definitely keep your native language, my friend. But perhaps we could collectively think of ourselves as one Hebrew nation, with our own respective religions. Much in the same way Iranians think of themselves as Iranian, no matter Muslim or Zoroastrian, and celebrate Iranian holidays. But there may be other ways to approach the conflict too, just a thought.
@DaShark38 I agree, Palestinian origins are very diverse. I know many families that trace their origins to soldiers in Salah Dins army, or Bedouins that came after the Arab conquest, Bosnians and Turks that came during the Ottoman period, etc. Usually, the Nisbah will give you some idea. To my knowledge, Palestinians of Jewish and Samaritian origin are mostly limited to families in and around Nablus and Hebron, and don't constitue the majority.
The soldiers of Salah a din's army were "Kurdish" but from the Labani tribe - Levite. Most Bedouins are of a Jewish origin. they left to the Arab peninsular after 1453 and gradually returned. The others mentioned are very limited in numbers.
Such a concept is not impossible, but has to be seen through the census of the Ottomans in 1525 when only 123,000 people remained in the land after the Mamluk persecutions.
The accurate nuimber was closer to 150K but it does not matter. From 1453 there were many disasters in the country, The iniial population was more than 600K. Many died and many left. After 1517 many of those that previously left returned. S that after 1550 the population counted 300,000.
The population at the start of the Mamluk period was about 500K (down form 2.5-3M in the Byzantine period) Mamluk population collapse was due to persecutions. After 1517 (Ottoman period) those that immigrated were new immigrants from Europe (Bosnians) North Africans (Algerians) and Central Asia (Circassians) The population by 1800 was 275K. The myth that the Muslims were Jewish converts is ahistorical. Arabs began to immigrate to the land of Israel in late Ottoman period (250K) and British Mandate period (700K). @@misinai
The population in 1290 was 940K. It went down to 830K in 1291~ because 100K Christians left. In 1400 it went down to 650K because fo the Black plaque and the bad economy. Who persecuted whom in this period? All the foreigners that you mention arrived but their numbers were far from meaningful, about 15,000 at most and they arrived mainly after 1840. In 1800 the number west of the Jordan River was 280K (like your number) and east of the river were another 50K. In 1914 the population went up to 600K non Jews in both sides. With the Jews it was 690K. However, only 170K were Arabs, 150K out of them east of the river. in 1800 70K were non originally Palestinian Arabs, almost all of them in the east. Meaning that only 100K that ariived were non original Palestinian Arabs. The rest of the growth was mainly returning Palestinians. In 1948 the number was 1320K in both sides. Really 700K growth, but it was already to a significant extent internal natural growth becasue of improving medical condition. Many were returning Palestinias. TOTAL NON ORIGINAL PALESTINIAN ARABS GROWTH SINCE 1914 WAS ONLY 430K INCLUDING IN WEST OF THE JORDAN ONLY 100K. @@1czechit1
I am getting my numbers from books written by Rivka Shpak Lissak who took her numbers from studies she panned in her book. 500K was the number for pre-Mamluk period. She did mention the disasters, earthquakes, plagues, Mongols ect. But the persecution was by the relatively “new” Muslim converts that were called Mamluks. These “Arabized” the land of Israel and persecuted the Christian majority which fled, converted, and whatever else were reduced to 123,000 the number the Ottoman census showed. (one census was taken in 1525 and another in 1530s). By 1840 the land was occupied by the Egyptians and in 1834 the peasant revolt almost slaughtered the Jewish community to extinction. They were saved by Ibrahim Pasha. Ottomans recovered the land from the English and French, and encouraged immigration of Muslims from different communities (Europe, north Africa, Central Asia). We agree on the numbers in 1914, but this was largely due to the immigration of 250K Arabs. There is no such thing as originally Palestinian Arabs. A Palestinian Arab identity did not exist before 1964 as can be attested to organizational petitions against the term “Palestine” to describe the land or the Arab communities (plural as the communities remained separate for many reasons.) Between 1918 and 1947 700K Arabs immigrated during the British Mandate as can be seen by statements made by Arab officials, British census reports to the League of Nations (on the Mandate) and other methods. By 1947 there was a population of 1.9M, 600K Jews, 950K new Arab immigrants (1904-1947) and others (Druze, Christians, Samaritans, Europeans that came to live in the holy land during the 19th century). In “western Palestine” the new Arab immigrant population was 950K. And we know where they came from based on their names, Masri, Hourani, Bagdadi, Hejazi, Husseini, Lebnani, Zuebi… why this is controversial is silly. And the myth that the Arab peasant farmers were originally Jews begs the logical question of, “then why did they not continue terracing, a highly specialized and efficient farming technology that enables even rocky slopes to be brought under cultivation and it is especially well suited to small scale farming on family plots.” Arab farmers barely survived, and in 1858 land reform could no longer live off what they grew. By the British Mandate period Arab farmers had to abandon farming because more money could be made as laborers thanks to the Zionist economy. But I digress. The Arabs are foreign to the land even in 1840 when Egyptians and Sudanese remained after the English and French recovered the land back for the Ottomans. @@misinai
Do you have any information on the Palestinians having jewish Samaritan origins from Villages north of Nablus near Jebel Ebal, like Asira Shamiliya or Yasid.
I have rich info on Israelite Samaritans forced to convert. Do you read Arabic? if so send to me on my facebook your email address and I shall provide to you the details
My brother, what is the answer to all this violence with what's happening now. It's terrible stuff, it seems that the Palestinian I'd getting pushed back more and more and no solution for peace in sight. What's your take please, I want to hear your opinion.
Dear Houcine, your question is excellent. First, you have to be aware to the fact that the current round of violence, as horrible as it may seem, is considerly less damaging than the previous ones. The number of innocent victims is very low, thanks mainly to the adavance in the current Iron Dome but also in others measures. This is despite the development of Hamas missles that also occurred. Second, this violence round, like the previous ones, will not eliminate Hamas or its hostility, as more perfections are still needed for the Iron Dome. These may be tested in the future rounds, if still needed. In parallel, israel learns about improvement needed for its other defence systems, like the Arrow. Not that Israel's current leadership understands, let alone orchestrates what transpires. This is what God manages. The target is to create closer to perfect defence systems, that will be available to protect anybody in danger arround the Globe. The internal violnce within Israel is just a demonstration to all the fools that a solution wiser than the stupid two state solution is needed. With God's help, it will open the eyes of the blind to listen to the unbelievable truth that our movement brings to the table. Parroh, the king of Egypt, needed ten disasters, to open his eyes to see the power of God and let our people go. It is the question now, how many more disasters are still needed, for the blind to open their eyes and see the unbelievable situation that God prepared for us here? I am trying my best, but without disasters nothing serious takes place. The Holocaust was needed for humanity to understand that the State of Israel must be established. I hope that this time is will be much easier.
@@misinai what about kicking out the people from their homes, that's a bit unfair. I agree Hamas is violent but the homes of those people living in Jerusalem are being taken. What are your thoughts on that. I saw the video of a Jewish man saying to this Palestinian women if I don't steal your home someone else will and I think that's what sparked the violence. I want a one state solution bare I'm mind with Palestinian living in peace with equal rights of citizenship.
@@houcineboukadida1866 Those houses in Sheikh Jarrah were built on Jewish owned land. Those people have been in court over 20 years. The al Kurds are very sly. Look back 8 -10 years ago, the court was involved even then. They were told by the court they would be "protected tenants" if they paid $65.00 per month rent for the property, the PA told them not to pay. They would use it for propaganda. Jordan has admitted that they didn't issue deeds on the properties because they are held in their Office of Foreign or Enemy Lands. The land of those houses was bought in the 1880s by Jews. There are 3 Palestinian refugee camps built on Jewish owned lands. That is knkwn by Jordan and Israel. Jews who owned land in the Disputed Territories can not make any claims for the lands at present. Only lands in Jerusalem are eligible for ownership claims by Jews.
I have a theory that the Mandaeans in Iraq are of Jewish origins. In Iraq they have traditions derived from the Ebionites, and Jewish traditions. I think Jews who supported John but refused Jesus (which has happened in the Bible) became the modern Mandaeans. And I've studied Mandaean Aramaic so I can see if Mandaic compares to Judeo-Aramaic. And there's some in religious ceremony
For sure the “Arabs” in southern Lebanon and western Jordan do. There were Israelite settlements in those areas. There’s a map of it online with settlements and names. Also, a map of the Kingdom of Israel in the time of Saul and David shows western Jordan and Lebanon up to the city of Sidon being part of the Kingdom of Israel. The map I spoke of first, shows Israelite settlements in both southern Lebanon and western Jordan.
SALaM, SHLAMa, SHLOMo, SHALoM, NAMASTe, PEACe. The Star of David, The Crucifix And The Crescent, Are Found In Hinduism. Hinduism Vedas = Monotheism Guru Books = Trinity & Polytheism. Hinduism Was The Largest Monotheistic Religion In Ancient Times, But When They Added The Trinity And Polytheism, The Religion Declined. Then God Sent The Zoroastrian Avesta Leading To The Buddhist Canon, Both Added The Trinity And Polytheism. Then God Started The Abrahamic Family With Psalms, Torah, Gospel & Quran.
Ancestors of many of you spent several generations in the Jazira after they left here from 1453 because of natural disasters. Later they returned. Meaning - less generations than those we spent in the diaspora before we returned. The fact that Bibi is superficial is not limited to this short-seeing alone. Both sides deserve real leaders. Not crooks. Inshalla it will not take much more time.
@@misinai Inshallah. Oh hey a question, btw. My family comes from the Barghouti Family, but I know next to nothing about it. I come from the village of Al-Tira in Haifa. Idk if I'm more Peninsular Arab or Levantine Arab.
@@omaralfar1666 All Barghoutis are from tge Kubar village near Rammallah. The original name of the place is Kufar meaning Infidel since all there were Jewish while tge surrounding villages already converted to Islam. I shall send to you later a relevant extract from my book in Arabic
From either side is my call. Traditionally it was pragmatically matrilinear so that whatever child was born of the mother would be cared for by the Jewish community no matter what. (To preserve her honour, protect the helpless and innocent, and increase the population of the tribe, regardless of the wretched circumstances Jews found themselves in. Particularly during servitude/slavery.) Are you also @Evansdrad8515, btw? Both accounts have the identical profile picture.
maybe that interesting you: old men of my clan tell us that we grandchildren of "jews of khaybar", caliph Omar exiled them to iraq in "Ein Al-Tamr عين التمر" near Kuffah City, they covenant with Ishmaelite iraqi Tribe.. after that they converted to islam some of them return to "Khaybar" & the other stay in Iraq, you know that "Khaybar" was strongest jewish community in medieval before islam!
I know about Khaybar. They wrer exiled by Omar. Most of them to Yemen where they established a new verty rich kingdom that was teh strongest one afterf the begining of Islam.. Some initially keft to Iraq as originally some of them moved from Iraq to Khaybar in tjhe 4th century. Whay is the name of your clan and are they still located in the same place in Iraq? How many of them live there?.
@@misinai but in islamic references said that caliph Omar exiled all of them from Arabia to north, old men said that they lived in "Ein Al-Tamr" before return to "Khaybar" after they converted to Islam, my clan is part of "Anazzah" Tribe, half or more of "anazzah" descends from "Jews Of Khaybar", "Anazzah" living in "saudi arabia, kuwait, iraq & syria" i don't know if you know that before !?
@@pcgamerwolf515May be he wanted them to go north, but most of them went south and established in Yemen the kingdom fo Khaybar. before that Khaybar was only a city and the kingdom was called kheymyar that was partially in Khijaz and partially in Yemen. Most of those that left because of Omar joined the rest in Yemen. Where Anazza is located today and how many they count?
@@misinai i told you their location, they are in "Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Syria" & half or more have Jewish ancestors not all of them, it's famous tribe in MiddleEast, Royal Families of "Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain" are from "Anazzah" Tribe, about count more than 20 millions, i have question: jews of khaybar are israelites ? & of any tribe of children of israel they belong in jewish references ?
the Babilonyans deported almost everybody and only the jews returned. today there are only about 4K Canaanites in Gaza and about 100 in Jiser el zarka.
I agree, but I could also believe that it was rather a coercion for more than a few reasons. It could have started due to Palestinians wanted to pay less taxes in the beginning, so they converted to Islam, and then others wanted to fit in with the new normal of Islamic life. Then others truly felt religious conviction to become Muslim.
Do you deny the islamic mass conversation of the Berber tribes in Morocco? Do you deny the islamic occupation in the middle east? What do you think non muslims went through? More taxes, religious estrictions, you can not deny all that, the liar is you who deny the history, history wasn't all pink and flowers, people indeed were forced to convert either by swords or restrictions.
@@Unlimi-PT let me raise a dead soul for you real quick. Do you hear yourself? You can literally read about the mass forced convertions of the islamic occupations around the world, type it in Google and educate yourself, you're being childish for denying pure history, what's next? Denying the forced convertions of jews and muslims to Christianity during inquestion in spain?
@@Unlimi-PT read about jews in Al Andalus before you dare to deny history. ' in 1147, the Jews were forced to either accept Islam or to flee, and Jewish life in Muslim Spain virtually ceased as Andalusian Jews scattered to North Africa, Provence, and Christian Spain"
It’s exactly the same. Muslim rulers converted their conquered populations, they didn’t replace them. Today’s Muslim Egyptians were Coptic Egyptians beforehand, who were ancient Egyptians beforehand. Just as Palestinians were Jews, Samaritans and Israelites/Canaanite Pagans before converting to Christianity and Islam.
That is right. The Egyptians accepted Islam, but it does not make them real Arabs. Bani Hilal came in the 10th century to convert them, and left in the 11th century westword. The Arabic language caused deterioration of the level of the people, a bit less than in other Arab countries.
@@misinai I don’t believe the Egyptians voluntarily accepted Islam but it was imposed upon them, usually at the pointy end of a sword. Many Coptic Egyptians -myself included- do not identify as Arab and are offended to be called Arabs, especially after the evil acts of 911.
@@misinai Yes, that’s absolutely right. It was the same pattern for nearly the whole region. Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey etc all had their native identities, religions and cultures then they all became Christians, then they all became Muslims. Of course, there was a minority of nativists in the Christian period and a minority of Christians in the Muslim period that still exists today in these nations. And this is another point that can be used against the common idea believed by many conservative Jews that the Palestinians are real Arabs from Arabia and Egyptians. It’s simply not true. Because if that was the case, that would have to apply to all the populations of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey because they are all majority Muslims now. We’re talking millions upon millions of people. The idea that they all are foreigners from Arabia is beyond ridiculous as is the argument that Palestinians are.
We know about Barhum and many others. If you want the very large info in Hebrew or Arabic, I shall galdly send it to you after having your email address. However, can you tell me what you know about the others in your list, including where they live, if you happen to know.
@@misinai Unfortunately I don't know where they live. I just read a book from a palestinian woman whose last name is Handal, in this book she says that the tribal confederation came from Yemen around the roman times into the Holy Land. She says they were jews and they moved out because they heard the Messiah arrived.
There is a difference between being jewish (ethnically) and being jewish (religiously) . One can be an ethnic hindu but be a muslim in faith . One can be a jew by ethinicity but a muslim by faith . Which i believe it is this situation the Palestinians find themselves
You are very right. But being Jewish ethnically I call being part of the People of Israel. This people includes by religion Jews Muslims and Christians. The time has arrived to reunite.
@@misinai it seems a lot of people don't get the context when it is said that Palestinians have jewish origin most time people think you are talking about jewish (religion)
@@Stoic_sensei the origin, not current udentity, of 80% is Jewish, 10% is Samaritan (2 tribes of Israel). 90% originate from and belong to the people of Israel.
I'm not Jewish myself nor genetically, dna is a 200 not 4 or 6 hundred year inheritance, but from a expensive extensive genealogical research I've found 2 neat things, a nameless Sephardic merchant in my genealogy, and a Andalusian aristocrat woman. The interesting thing is, I've a Moroccan friend who listed some Andalusian royals who have ancestors from Jerusalem, a claim I've been investigating for years. Is there any truth to the claim that some of Andalusia's nobility come from Jerusalem?
20% of the spaniards were found with Jewish DNA. When in 1492 the Jews were deported , many rich Jews preferred losing their religion over losing their prolerty. This is fhe source for current nobelity
Palestian are arabized Aramanic Christian and Jews. Same happen in Egpyt. They are copt/egyptian, majority converted to Islam adpoted Arabic name speak Arabic. Same to Morocco, Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Mauratania, North Mali, Niger, and North Chad, They are Berber and Tuareg. #an is lucky because after 1200s No Arab leader rule Iran and Afghanistan. Plus Mongol ruler banned Arabic. That why Persian langauge florish. mongol it self become Persianized like Timur, and other Turkic and Mongolic. Palestinian n Aramaic, Jews and Pheocians become Muslim and Speak Arabic.
Thank yiu for your informative comment. In Israel, except for lumited number in the north, they are not Araneic Chritians in origin. In Lebanon there are more of them and the Maronites are the sane that did not convert.
שאלתך מכילה את התשובה - בגלל שזו מהפכה תודעתית כה גדולה, רוב האנשים כל כך לא מאמינים עד שאינם טורחים כלל להכיר את הפרטים. זה טיבו של עולם. לכן אין ברירה וצריך לעבוד קשה עד שמספיק אנשים יתרגלו לרעיון ואז יטרחו ללמוד ולהכיר במידה מספקת עבור אותם אנשים, כדי שנוכל לעבר לשלב ביצוע ההחזרה.
Translation: "Your question contains the answer - because it is such a great revolution in consciousness, most people do not believe so much that they do not even bother to know the details. This is the nature of the world. So there is no choice and you have to work hard until enough people get used to the idea and then bother to learn and know enough for those people, so that we can go to the stage of implementation of the return."
How inspiring. The route to peace is for Israelis to stop thinking "Palestine" as a dirty word and embrace it themselves and for the Arabs to stop thinking Palestine is a flag. It's hard to think peace may very well be achieved when hearts and minds refuse to change. But as Herzl said, "If you will it, it is no dream."
Why should I embrace a foreign colonial name the Romans gave my land to wipe out our memory after they mass murdererd us and destroyed our existence?! I call it by our native name, in our language. ISRAEL.
@@misinai that’s not exactly true. I have 2 sons and I got them done on the seventh day because this is the recommended practice according to the Shafi School of Jurisprudence and others and so it’s not the teachings of “Islam” at all. Rather there’s a difference in legality between obligations and recommended practices! The narrations that state the Prophet Muhammad عليه الصلاة والسلام performed the Aqiqa of his grandsons رضي الله عنهما has weakness in their chains and so are not rigorously authenticated, however many Imams have taken it as recommended due to these narrations because they are not excessively weak. All the Muslims I know get it done on the seventh day but I understand those who don’t because Ibrahim عليه السلام didn’t circumcise until very old. There’s only a few that leave it until so late and they claim they do it because they want them to understand its importance which they can’t do when only a week old, however like I said the Shafis (most Palestinians are Shafi in jurisprudential matters) hold that it’s recommended to shave the head and give the hairs weight in silver to charity and get them circumcised both on the seventh day! I was circumcised at 20 because I became Muslim at 19 and so I have a reason but I made sure my sons were done on the 7th day and this is the most common practice amongst the Muslims I’ve met in the 24 years as a Muslim…
@@misinai oh I see what you’re trying to say that because Palestinians are former Jews(Something I also believe as the extensive dna mapping has proven) that they get it done on the seventh day😊… well as I’ve explained it’s not because of that at all. The claim that they were forced to accept is Islam is also very very disturbing because such conversions are not valid and there’s absolutely no need for it because Jews and Christian’s can become protected citizens! When the Prophet Muhammad عليه السلام first emigrated to Madinah a constitution was made and Jews were made EQAUL Citizens with Muslims, however the Jews of Madinah committed treason on numerous fronts including the attempted assassination of the Prophet عليه السلام and so because of this Jizya was revealed and People of the book had to demonstrate their loyalty and acceptance of the conditions of citizenship by paying it a small sum every year depending on the gold price it’s usually a Dinar 4.25g of Gold and works out cheaper than my council tax and the 10 other taxes we are forced to pay in the UK. To say they were forced is a real insult and the reality completely refutes it. The same way the Palestinians became Christians they became Muslims, the same way I became Muslim and hundreds of thousands of my people amongst who 5000 a year are becoming Muslims. As a Jewish person you know that you have the similar laws except in Deuteronomy 20:10-18 there’s only slavery for the non Jews which is not the Islamic ruling for those who choose peace rather they can become free citizens who follow their own law possessing their own courts and who’s lost property is even unlawful for a Muslim. It amazes me sometimes how Islam is demonised when its laws are much fairer than the Jewish Halaqa and the Talmud… I mean no offence… just thinking out loud…
@@misinai Would you suggest naturalizing all Palestinians into the state of Israel? As in, all Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank become Israeli citizens?
@@shebsheb8850 Only in the end of a deep cultural process.Langhage, identity and morality change. Study of the true history of both sides includiinfg the bible and undertaking loyality to our nation and state.
I have a Palestinian friend who old me her Palestinian husband had done his DNA and he was part-Jewish. She also said she's Canaanite, i.e. predating Abraham's descendants, and I don't know what to make of that. Can anyone enlighten me?
According to the Bible the Jews came into the land of Canaan on God's command and then despite some native resistance there was a gradual blending of the populations. That's how I understand it. That's why this friend says she's Canaanite and not an Arab, but purely Canaanite can't exist as such any more I'm surmising, given that it's thousands of years now (3500?) since Jews came into the land they occupied. I suspect there's good deal of political overlay in all this.@@misinai
The Israelites dwelled in the mountains. the Cna'anite and Philistins in the lowlands. the mixing was minimal.All relevant DNA tests do not use real Cna'anite DNA@@bod-essebod-esse4142
@@misinai They found some Naphtalite skeletons in where the formal Naphtali land was. And they declared they were Canaanite derived! it's ridiculous but hilarious because Naphtalites would be the least mixed as they were nearest Aramaean lands. So no Canaanites. So I agree with you relatively.
genetics is a field that has advanced greatly in the last decades, it shows human migration around the world. As an example now we know that Ashkenazi Jews have their origins in Turkey and their language is Slavic with Hebrew and German words. It is a known fact that certain groups of people are trying to hide.
These Palestinians are Jewish in heritage?! Alhamdulillah! Then they and only them are only rightful owner of the Holy Land! That explained it all. This fits the whole puzzle. The Israelites were explelled by Almighty God to be replaced by Ishmael. For the Israelites to stay in the Holy Land, they have to follow the religion of Ishmael. Not to convert by force but by God's will. The original Israelites are the original Jews that stayed. The Ashkenazi are European by heritage and they are mass murdering the original Israelites they are ones to leave the Holy Land. The Holy Land is not yours. Of course they only want the Land for political purposes not in the name of Religion.
They are not Ishma'el.They are Israel. They are the owners together with us. The Israelites were expelled in order to upgrade the rest of humanity. But from now with modern communication and travel we can continue doing it from here.
Both the real Palestinians and the Jews are the rightful owners of the land and they are the same people. There is no mass murdering here. there was only one by Hitler that had to do it this way because Haj Amin El-Husseini did not let the Nazis deport the Jews here. There is no religion of Ishmael. The is a religion of Muhammad. Nobody has to follow any religion. Just good morality.The original Israelite - part left - the jews and others, and part stayed - the real Palestinians.Ishmael almost did not come here. Less than 3% of palestinians west of the Jordan River are Real Arabs, plus Egyptians and Libyans.
The main problem is ignorance, not arrogance. ignorance by listening to crooks who invented a fake narraitive fro a fake people so they can exploit poor descendants of Jews to embezzle 2B$ each year.
Nope nope. The Scriptures clearly teach that that the Davidides tried to impose a whole revision on the Israelite Moses Tradition, which was resisted and rejected by the tribes and their Levite contingents who could resist Davidic domination. 4 centuries later, Assyria conquered these areas, and, per their ancient policy, exchanged the populations. The "Samaritans" were probably not even Semitic, and were brought in to resettle the depopulated area. These, (Samaritans) the Jerusalemites and the anti-Davidides agreed, lacked Israelite status. Although few Israelites today can legitimately claim Moses-Israelite status, a few of us buggers do. And we marvel at the history of Samaritan "israelitism" and wish them well, but would recommend they be sincere, faithful followers of Sunni Islam rather than mess with the Davidic-Jerusalem group. Christianity would be far less Israelite, if that is anyone's concern.
If this was not hidden there was no reason for all the wars here. Why do they say they are Philistines and Canawanites? Just to conrtinue the wars agaisnt us and enbezzling billions every year.
@@KenzieTawili who denies it? After my work result was published on Ma'an the PA wrote there a repsonse denying my findings. When Haniya read it - he got mad asking - Shoo Hada? Kuran? it is not true. Bring us One Palestinian politician to support it and we shall have peace or he will be murdered. Abu Mazen said that if he supports this he will be murdered by his own crook people. Arakat addmitted it about himself and others but he stated that they want to have 2 states.
I am Palestinian living in America. Most of my family from my dads side lives in the West bank and the other half had lives in Jordan as Palestinian refugees. I hope to return to my homeland one day. Jews are welcome to stay and live but not under Zionism. We can live in peace under Islam rule. Whether or not my ancestors were originally Israelite, which I believe because of my Israelite nose. Mose people think I am a jew anyways! I support the Arab conquest under Umar. There is a difference between Jews and Israelis and I think you should use Israelj since a jew is one who follows the religion of Judaism. The Quran makes a clear distinction between the two. My ancestors followed the torah and not we follow torah n Quran. As a Palestinian, we are happy to be Muslims. The Question is: are you, our Jewish brothers, ok with that? Also Arabs and Israelis are pretty much one people under the umbrella of Abraham. Arabs are older brothers of Israelites. It's time Jews and Palestinian Arab Muslims stop letting foreign forces especially the Europeans cause disunity among us. Bring back the Palestinian people. Connect Jordan and Palestine together and open up borders. Let Jews all over the world migrate to Palestine. Pace the way for new generation to love each other. Let everyone choose their faith except for pagan beliefs. Do away with Zionism and extreme fanatic ideas, even on the Muslim side. Let's live in peace ✌️
Dear Azam, I appreciate you call for peace and unity. Let me please first open your eyes a bit. 1. Us living under Muslim rule means we are Dhimis, monkeys and pig, prevented from testifying against a Muslim' required to pay Gizya and required to be killed if we hide behind a tree or a rock. 2. Not living here in the PA you are not aware to the extent of corruptiion in the PA. Mosts Palestinians desire to live under Israeli rule even without civilian rights. Without oil, most Arab states are collapsing or very close to it., while we florish.3. Your and many others' entire perception is based on the biggest fraud in History: about the existance of a Palestinain people, about their Arab identity, about Arafat's sincere negotiaton under the Oslo process. If you read Arabic I shall send to you my main relevant book after receiving your email address, where you can learn a bit more with details. However, you are right about us being Israelis. There is no Jewish people. This term is a result of greed by an Israeli king, the son of Solomon. The poeple of Israel still exists today, including in large communities, all together counting more than 300M. Like the Pashtoons, Shinto, Evangelists, Mormons, Igba, Lemba, 20% in Spain, more in Portugal and manysmaller groups.
This happened mainly before Islam. The grandfathers of Mohammed and Ali were Arabs that adopted Judaism. But most of them switched to Islam when it became available or was forced on them.
Do you have any evidence for forced conversation of Islam, also people could of been forced to convert to Judaism as well. Arabs are still Arab ethnically and genetically, to say they are Jews by race is not historical, Jews are not a race by themselves, but a religious community now you can say some Jews share the same DNA as Arabs, but not all. For example a lot of Jews from Europe look European or have European traits .
There is no evidence of people being force to convert by Muhammad near Medina where do base this on. Muhammad did not die of poison, to die of poison he would have had to continually eat it so it built up in his system, you do not die of poison after ingesting a little bit then die years later, that does not make medical or historical sense. It can make you weaker though, so illnesses can be caught. The hadiths of Muhammad saying the poison was sill affecting him on his death bed is nothing more than delusion. It is not possible for person to live a long time and 4 years is a long time after an attempted act. As for forced conversions Montgomery watt alludes to forced conversations of pagan and christian tribes in the north, near Byzantium, but not the south of Arabia, he said Muhammad had two polices for different areas, however, i must reread it again. Watt also states Muhammad always took the peaceful root to spread Islam, if given the choice. pmep.cce.cornell.edu/profiles/extoxnet/TIB/manifestations.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Montgomery_Watt th-cam.com/video/2t_YSHPk794/w-d-xo.html. In the last video states the prophet died from the affects of the poison or weakened him enough to die of it, but then said he was not poisoned, however, according to the scholar the prophet did not ingest the meat that was poisoned, if he did he would of died or seriously ill as by the death of the other person. Poison just does not work like that, it has an instant affect or not, like i said one must eat it or absorb it through the body. theconversation.com/discovery-of-oldest-quran-fragments-could-resolve-enigmatic-history-of-holy-text-45066
THe are good testimonials of 3 Jewish tribes he killed their men - Kainuka (بنو قينقاع) and Banu- Kuraiza (بنو قـريظة) in 626 and Bani Nader بنو نضير, in 629. Those tribes supported him initially but refused to convert.So he decided to kill them. Some of the Kainuka succeeded to escape. The women were raped and sold with the children as slaves. Mohammad just started to eat the poisoned food while a young servant of him ate his entire portion and died immediately. Muhammad, seeing it, stopped eating. The poison damaged his digestion system in a manner that it continued to damage him. E.g. - he was not able to absorb anymore some minerals and vitamins that made his situation deteriorate constantly until he died. regardless, the point is the forced conversion. The poison is God punishment for not obeying Surath El Baqarah.
Well your talking about the Constitution of media and the battle of trench, if your relying on hadiths then you know they contradict each other. Jews of one tribe was caught aiding the enemy, when Muhammad was facing annihilation, they were not forced to convert, as it was part of the Medina compact, but the compact did say if one betrays the other then all should die. Some say a situation was engineered by a Muslim against the Jews but also some Jews was were working against Muhammad. As for dying of poison, again the hadiths contradict and the prophet managed to do allot of work for a "weaken man". He was in great health for years So no he did not die of poisoning, though i do take your point it could of damaged his system enough to weaken him, still this means he did not die of its affect but an another type of illness. For example if i get cancer and i survive, my body is weaken so much i can get other illness,ie say the flu or anything else that actually causes death. So your continual assertions he died of poisoning is not correct. As for Jewish massacre by Muhammad, of 800 men, there are other historical examples. At the battle of agincourt the small English army was battling a much larger french force in 1415. The English had caught about 2,000 men and took them back behind English lines, but as the french forces continued to press the small English line, Henry V orders the English to kill all the french prisoners. Is this right? on a individual level its horrific but in a military sense it is not. Henry and Muhammad was fighting for their lives and their cause, both were massively out numbered and both had to make a military and public statement. Both had to show no one can mess with them and had similar conditions right military and politically but wrong individually, (I think Henry was much acute than Muhammad's but the same) but as rulers they cannot act on their own personal morals but for the good of the community. You can argue the same for the Canaanite slaughter by the Hebrews to some extent. It is important to note one cannot judge the past on our present day morals, also one cannot just believe one side of the historical battle. However some Jewish rabbis have written and endorse a The king;s Torah , a book calling for the killing of non Jewish babies and children, using the logic of Henry V(which i doubt he would not even go ), well they will grow up to harm us. That all non Jews are not human, and should be made slaves.. If a new prophet came from the Jews and based on religious consensus of Israel all the Muslims//Christians etc regardless if they were Jewish in the past would have to be slaves and their children killed. www.haaretz.com/jewish/news/the-king-s-torah-a-rabbinic-text-or-a-call-to-terror-1.261930 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Agincourt www.historyextra.com/feature/henry-v-cruel-king dctheatrescene.com/2010/03/18/high-court-rules-for-french-at-agincourt/ www.richardsilverstein.com/2015/05/15/israeli-cabinet-most-racist-extremist-in-history/ www.theguardian.com/world/2015/sep/26/agincourt-600th-anniversary-how-french-remember-it
@@yevgeni10Yes there is. Prof. Openhime is speaking about this in the video. In addition, we know about Cohens without knowing about their genes: Duwik are cohanim including Dr. Aziz Duwik, the head of the Palestinian parliament from Hamas. The Ansirat tribe The Cabha very large clan. Their name is initials ( from HEBREW CBHA) Cohanim Bnei (sons of) Hacohen Aharon
Lol, most Palestinians are of Jewish origin, real Jewish origin. The same can’t be said for the imposters who have very little/diluted Semitic blood if any.
Actually Palestinians are the result of the conversions of Jews, Samaritans and Canaanite/Israelite Pagan worshipers of the Canaanite god Ba’al to Christianity and then to Islam (with some bypassing conversion to Christianity and going direct to Islam). I’m talking real ancient people of the land in the flesh.
To add to what I said, here’s a source that says Jews, Samaritans and Canaanite/Israelites Pagan worshipers of the Canaanite god Ba’al converted to Christianity (and then later to Islam and became Palestinians): "the conversion of pagans, Samaritans and Jews eventually produced a Christian majority" Goodblatt, David (2006). "The Political and Social History of the Jewish Community in the Land of Israel, c. 235-638". The Cambridge History of Judaism. Vol. IV. pp. 404-430
JIMMY FINKLENUTER This is very interrsting. I need to know more on places and years of the path your family made. Even mire important - if you know the tribe and from where it arrived to the location from where the family tree is know.
Canaan in Roman Palestine was the Land Promised to Abraham, born in Ur (Iraq), hence an Arab who died in Canaan. Canaan was a PART of Palestine, Not the WHOLE. Claiming all of Palestine to be the Promised Land, is a Distortion of Biblical Facts. Israel till 1948, was a Person ( Jacob, grandson of Abraham, re-named Israel by GOD ) & Not a Place. Palestinians, according to Golda Meir, herself a proud Palestinian, were Arab Jews, Arab Christians & Arab Muslims. Biblical Maps of Palestine in JESUS' Times, can be Googled. My mother's father was an Odessa born RUSSIAN Levite.
We Palestinians look for other sources of identification. We spent most of our recent history under Islamic Empire (though the word empire doesn’t fit the caliphate state) Language and genetics as people identifier is a European concept that doesn’t settle well with us or other orient people for that matter. Deep inside; we feel pity to Europe and their products; Ashkenazi Jews that they are held hostage to such exclusionary and self-destructive idea Having Israelite ancestry doesn’t mean anything and doesn’t pave for any identity; unlike European Jews
@@misinai what stuck out to me the most was when you said in the video of some Kuzweiba family members are fighting against Israel. I guess it is in the genes to be like the sicarim! Thank you for bringing this to light and giving them a voice and allow them to tell their stories.
Muslims do not hate the Jews or Children of Israel. The fact that Jews or Children of Israel are addressed directly so often in the Qur'an should tell us something. Allah wants to address Jews, to give them dawah [the message], to give them the Qur'an, instead of having stereotypes about them. Islam doesn’t allow stereotypes. Everyone is equal in the eyes of Allah, and the only thing that makes some people better than others is Taqwa [faith/belief]. In the Bible, Joshua 21:43-44 states: “So the Lord gave to Israel all the land of which He had sworn to give to their fathers, and they took possession of it and dwelt in it. The Lord gave them rest all around, according to all that He had sworn to their fathers. And not a man of all their enemies stood against them; the Lord delivered all their enemies into their hand. Not a word failed of any good thing which the Lord had spoken to the house of Israel. All came to pass”. This passage suggests that the Israelites had already taken possession of all the land that God had promised to their forefathers even before the creation of modern State of Israel. So where is the second promise from God that stated Jews can repossess all land of Palestine? The idea only originated from Zionist Jews. The promise of land belonging to the Children of Israel is never permanent. It comes with conditions: “Surely, following the ˹heavenly˺ Record, We decreed in the Scriptures: “My righteous servants shall inherit the land.” (Qur'an 21:105) Psalm 37:29 states that “The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein for ever”. This passage is often interpreted as a promise of God’s blessing for those who live righteously. It is believed that the righteous will be rewarded with a place in the land of Israel, which is often referred to as the “promised land”. Similarly, G-d is sovereign over the nations and history. He raises up and brings down kings and empires according to His will. He uses human agents, even pagan ones, to accomplish His purposes. He is the Lord of hosts, who controls the armies of heaven and earth (Jeremiah 1:15; 25:9; 27:5-7; 32:17) If Zionists claim that G-d had given the land of Palestine to the Jews is true, then why Abraham had to negotiate with the Hittites to purchase a burial plot for his wife, Sarah [Genesis 23]? Why didn't Abraham just take the land like the Zionists did? The so-called "promised land" was given to descendant of Abraham - Isaac only. Likewise, descendants of Ishmael never lay claim to land of Arabia! In addition, Moses and his followers did not enter the "promised" land due to their disobedience. Qur'an 7:128 states: Said Moses to his people, “Seek help through Allah and be patient. Indeed, the earth belongs to Allah. He causes to inherit it whom He wills of His servants. And the [best] outcome is for the righteous.” Jews are no longer G-d chosen people. The Israelites did not keep their part of the covenant. Here is the evidence: Jeremiah 31:31-34: “Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah, not like the covenant that I made with their fathers on the day when I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt, my covenant that they broke, though I was their husband, declares the Lord. For this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, declares the Lord: I will put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts. And I will be their God, and they shall be my people. And no longer shall each one teach his neighbor and each his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they shall all know me, from the least of them to the greatest, declares the Lord. For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.” It had already been prophesized in the Bible that the descendants of Ishmael/Arabs shall administer the Temple Mount/Jerusalem. Isaiah 60:7 "All the flocks of Kedar shall be gathered together unto thee, the rams of Nebaioth shall minister unto thee: they shall come up with acceptance on mine altar, and I will glorify the house of my glory." All the flocks of Kedar - On the word 'Kedar,' see the notes at Isaiah 21:16. The Kedarenians were a wandering tribe that frequently changed their residence, though it is probable they usually dwelt in the south part of Arabia Desert, or the north of Arabia Petraea. They are mentioned as dwelling in beautiful tents Sol 1:5 : 'I am black, but comely as the tents of Kedar,' see Psalm 120:5; compare Isaiah 21:16-17; Isaiah 42:11. The language here also means that that which constituted their principal wealth would come and enrich Jerusalem. The rams of Nebaioth - Nebaioth was also a son of Ishmael Genesis 25:13; 1 Chronicles 1:29, and was the father of the Nabatheans. They were a people of Arabia Petraea, and lived principally by plunder, trade, and the keeping of flocks. The country of Nabathea extended, it is supposed, from the Euphrates to the Red Sea, and embraced Petra, the capital of Arabia Deserts, and also Medaba. It is not possible, however, to fix the exact boundaries of the various tribes of Arabians. The general idea is, that their most valuable possessions would be devoted to God. The second Temple had been completely destroyed as predicted by Jesus in Luke 21:5-38. For 500 years or more, it had been left in ruins by the Jews. When Umar Ibn al-Khattab, the second caliph of Islam, captured Jerusalem in 638 CE, there was not a single Jew in Jerusalem. Now, as prophesized by Isaiah, Jerusalem is administered by descendants of Ishmael/Arabs. Dome of the Rock is the Third Temple. There are some interpretations of the Bible that suggest that the construction of the Dome of the Rock is prophesied in the Book of Daniel. Specifically, some people believe that Daniel 12:11 is a prophecy about the building of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. "And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days." [Daniel 12:11] Rabbi Isser Weisberg of Machon Mishne Torah in Lakewood, explained that the “appalling abomination” spoken about in the Book of Daniel is the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, which was completed in the year 692. Counting 1290 (a thousand two hundred and ninety) years from the completion of the Dome of the Rock “you get 1982 and the 1335 (one thousand three hundred and thirty-five) ends in 2027. So that’s the window (1982-2027) when the Moshiach has to come.” This may confirmed the Qur'anic message. In Qur'an 17:104 says "And We said to the Children of Israel after Pharaoh, “Reside in the land, but when the promise of the Hereafter comes to pass, We will bring you all together.” The modern state of Israel was promised by British and its allies and not by G-d. In ancient Israel, G-d had prepared Moses for 80 years to lead His people Israel. 1948+80= 2028 may be the complete systematic dismantling of the modern state of Israel by God All-mighty. It is a heresy/unholy to think that Jews shall administer Temple Mount/Jerusalem as it had been clear in the Holy scripture that descendants of Ishmael/Arabs had been ordained by G-d to administer Jerusalem/Temple Mount. In Hebrew Bible, Devarim 32:17 reads as follows: "They sacrificed to demons, not God, to gods they had not known, new gods that had come recently, whom your ancestors had not feared". The medieval commentator Ibn Ezra suggested that the “new gods” mentioned in this verse were actually the gods of foreign nations that the Israelites had come into contact with.
"new gods" is today's Zionism. Zionism is a nationalist movement that emerged in the 19th century to enable the establishment of a homeland for the Jewish people in Palestine. The movement initially emerged in Central and Eastern Europe as a national revival movement in the late 19th century, both in reaction to newer waves of antisemitism and as a consequence of Haskalah, or Jewish Enlightenment. Since the establishment of Israel, Zionism became an ideology that supports “the development and protection of the State of Israel”. One cannot deny that the conflicts in the middle-east is caused by the Zionism movement and the violations of the 3 Oaths made by the Jews found in the Talmud (Song of Songs 2:7, 3:5, 8:4): The Oaths: First Oath: Israel should not ascend to the land in a wall (i.e., en masse or forcefully). Second Oath: The Holy One adjured Israel not to rebel against the nations of the world. Third Oath: The Holy One adjured the nations not to oppress Israel excessively. Jews worldwide are now paying the price for the violations of the 3 Oaths Zionism ("new gods") is only around 100 years old. It is the transformation from religion to nationalism, to materialism created by non-religious Jews who hated their religion. The reason why they use the name Israel, the Star of David, hijacking, stealing the identity of Judaism and the Jewish people is in order to gain a legitimacy for their existence that should lead people to say, 'oh, it is God given to them' and that they should use fear and intimidate people from speaking out against their actions because they will call those that do anti Semitic; it couldn't be anything further from the Truth. Leviticus 26:18 “And if ye will not yet for all this hearken unto me, then I will punish you seven times more for your sins.”
This is a mistake, easily proven by genetic tests that show that they are very close to the Palestinians, more than other Jews They really came from Khazaria, but they did not convert. They were Jews anb Israelites that fled there in the 7th century as a result of pressure to convert to Islam and becasue of wars here..
There is NO Khazar DNA among Jews. No Turkic or Turkish DNA, language, customs in Ashkenazi Jews. We know where and how the Jews got to Europe. The Jews brought by the Romans as slaves in the second century married Greco-Roman women, and in the 800s, Charlemagne and his son invited Babylonian Jews to France, they built yeshivas and synagogues and large Jewish communities in Europe. There are no Khazars as Jews.
@Bobby The Crazy Bichon Frisé Ethiopian Jews were converts and early Christians. The Ukrainians and Russian Jews are Jews, not Ukrainians or Russians. Only in the last 80 years or so, under Communism, they were not allowed to practice religions. They are Jews.
There are 12 Hebrew tribes. The Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians and Persians combined dispersed them across the middle east and not all of them returned to Palestine, other times the 10 northern tribes integrated into mainstream Jewish communities than assimilated into local cultures or became Samaritans and later many Samaritans moved to Jordan and Syria and assimilated. Many of the 12 tribes of Hebrews Arabized, Kurdified, Aramaeanized, Assyrianized or Armenified or Persify. I will move into Jordan and embark of my mission to search for these 12 tribes. I'll write down everything I see. Among the Assyrians, Egyptians, Kurds, Arabs and Lurs I may find hidden and definitely islamized communities. The Mandaean, Yazidi, Alawite, Alevi and Druze religions themselves may just well be Israelites avoiding persecution, holding esoteric beliefs, I do not hold the belief that the 10 lost tribes are beyond the middle-east. And I will do my best to study cultures, customs and dna fairly
@@misinai a good proportion. Not the universal all. To point out the simplest example, Naphtali lands were depopulated, The coastal Lebanese Phoenicians became Carthaginians or were slaughtered by Alexander. And as I said on Facebook Israelite dna is found in Lebanon. So there's likely Naphtalites in coastal Lebanon. But I do not reject the idea that many Israelites were sent to Afghanistan, Greek sources talk of Jewish communities in what is now Turkmenistan and Tajikistan. It's possible these "jews" are from the miscellaneous lost tribes. Vindicating your point. I do not aim to dispute nor disagree with you. Infact i agree. But from my nuance I location other proportions of deported Israelites in Iturea, Arabia, Media, and Phoenicia.
@@misinai yes the Jews in Afghanistan, Bukhara and central Asia. But also among the Caucasus and Northern Palestine Israel and southern Lebanon Israel, These are 3 locations I find being worth a look.
I am Palestinian-Syrian arab, my Palestinian side just like my syrian side are all arab however my Palestinian side is of samaritan Jewish descent since we come from Nablus its likely Samaritan or normal jewish and btw they werent forced to convert no one ever was,Only Conquistadors and the Inquistion did that but Christians and Muslims for the most part dont. Anyways my ancestors likely converted and arabized and my father knows this but he is still a proud arab and most importantly devout Muslim just like me.
If you have to lie and deny the forced conversions everythibg else you say is also likely a lie. Just using phrases like "normal jewush" proves that.
@@hishamalaker491 they were massive amounts of Samaritans who were forced to convert to Christianity and Islam, such as during late Abbasid period, with increasing persecution targeting the Samaritan community and considering them infidels which must convert to Islam. According to the Chronicle of Abu l-Fath, during this time, many clashes took place, the locals suffered from famine and even fled their homes out of fear, and "many left their faith". An exceptional case is of ibn Firāsa, a rebel who arrived in Palestine in the year 830 and was said to have loathed Samaritans and persecuted them. He punished them, forced them to convert to Islam, and filled the prisons with Samaritan men, women, and children, keeping them there until many of them perished from hunger and thirst. He had also demanded payment for enabling them to circumcise their sons on the eighth day. As a result of the persecution, many Samaritans abandoned their religion at that time. The revolt was put down, but caliph al-Mu'tasim then increased taxes on the rebels, which sparked a second uprising. Rebel forces captured Nablus, where they set fire to synagogues belonging to the Samaritan and Dosithian (Samaritan sect) faiths.
There where direct or indirect dorced conversions throughout MENA history, I am tired, very tied of MENA people trying to paint their history with rose coloured glass, it contained very dark points and that included religous and cultural oppression that lead to change of religion but also contributed to linguistic death.
Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah lead to oppression of none-muslims and in Egypt oppression of the Coptic Egyptian language.
History is complex and it has many dark sides and that includes all people.
@@jasminekaram880 I agree they portrait all the conversions as peaceful, when in reality so many of them were forced and painful ones, yes the descents of the Ancients Egyptians who spoke Coptic language, and the descendants of the Greeks and over the Mediterranean were Arabized, there was a time when a Latin based Romance language was spoken in North Africa by the descendants of people who inhabited in the Roman Colonies, and Roman descendants, unfortunately their culture and language is all gone, all Arabized, leaving very little trace.
You can not deny the restrictions on non muslims during the ottomans, denying it it's wild
There are Palestinians with surnames from each tribe of Hebrews which i always considered useful.
All of these are existing surnames, We have Israelites with Israelite tribes with preserved Israelite lineages.
Reuben - رُؤبَّان (Rubban)
Simeon - سِمعَان (Sima'an)
Levi - لاوي (Lawi)
Judah - يَهوذا (Yahuda)
Dan - دَان (Dana)
Naphtali - نَفتالي (Naftali)
Gad - غاد (Jad)
Asher - أَشير (Ashir)
Issachar - يَساكَر (Yasakar)
Zebulun - زَبُلُون (Zabulon)
Joseph - يوسف (Yusuf)
Benjamin - بِنيامين (Binyamin)
Ephraim - إفرايم (Ifrayim)
Manasseh - منسى (Mansa)
Thanks. Levi is Lafi
@@misinai another variant no doubt. Nice one though. I'll be on the lookout for any Palestinians with the last name Lafi.
Wow! I didn't know that.
U guyz are surprising Arabs and Jews are cousins BT Jews denied to follow the last prophet cz he is from Ishmael and the Quran says Jews will cause corruption on the land and follow the evil massiah (dajal)and mahdi will come issa(Jesus)will come down to earth and Messiah will be killed Muslim will win in world and when they die they will enter jannah.BT yahud believe they are in exile some claim the land belongs to Jews not nowing all muslims including me we were Jews the real owners of the land we followed all prophets BT others killed prophets ploted agnst them #zakaria issa yahya and also Muhammad.uguyz were in exile due to ur arrogance BT we were peaceful in the land and followed all the messengers🎉victry will be ours
That says Ghad, not Jad. غ, not ج.
Thank u for your good piece of work, professor. Loves from Poland.
Jenkuye barzo
I've followed this fascinating story for several years, and feel encouraged that it may finally become more widely known. MiSinai is doing incredibly compelling and hopefully useful work. If you think about it, one nation became two peoples - one who lost the land and retained their identity and another who kept the land but forgot their history. But every nation needs a story to go with their territory. Both people could become one by finally integrating this part of the story into a common national identity. B'hatzlacha and cheers. 🍷
Thank you
At least you are open minded compared to those who claim the returnees are complete strangers and alienate them from the territory.
In a study published in August 2017 by Marc Haber et al. in The American Journal of Human Genetics, the authors concluded that: "The overlap between the Bronze Age and present-day Levantines suggests a degree of genetic continuity in the region."[18]A 2021 study by the New York Genome Center found that the predominant component of the DNA of modern Palestinians matches that of Bronze Age Palestinians (Canaanites) from around 2500-1700 BCE.[17]. The Palestinian people are the original israelites and judeans.
The invading zionists, according to Israeli author Shlomo Sand in his book "The invention of the Jewish people are jewish converts alien to palestine. In the 8th century ad the Khazar kingdom in ukraine converted to judaism and would go on to make the ashkenazi jewish population in europe. Yemenis converted to judaism during the yemeni kindom o Himyar in the 5th century ad during the rule of Dul Nawas. There were jewish kingdoms in iraq and north africa as well. The palestinians are the eternal natives of the land. Free Palestine.
Zionists expelled 50% of the palestinian owners of the land BEFORE the arabs intervened in 1948, and then the expelled the remqinder, totalling 80%
Wow, such beautiful people. Hope they can & will all return! May Hashem bless your work and bring the redemption soon.
Thanks
truly fascinating and profound work you are doing.
No they are not. Go to Israel and see the Arabs in all professions; in all hospitals as patients, as nurses , as doctors; in all universities as students and professors. All this in the same proportion as they are in the population; something between 20 and 25%. If Israel were practising genocide there would be no Arabs. They have greatly grown in number since 1948. So how can there be a genocide. When there is a genocide people decrease; they don't increase as the Arab population has under Israel. However, if Israel is attacked as it is done, they have to attack back. Note that Palestinians attack from inside the population: from mosques, from school, from homes.
This was amazing to watch. Im quite sad this video doesnt have more views but im happy for the work you are doing! May the Lord bless your efforts and renew your strength to continue!
Thank you
I thought this video was taken down. I have not seen it for YEARS! But, it is quite amazing!
Ideologist never want the truth because it will destroy their worldview
@@misinai I always wrothe to mr Yishai Fleushe a settler fanatic to watch your video he Abuse Judaism for politics i told him iam Arab read the Tenakh 4 times iam from Oman vbut my grandfather told us he Originated from Galilee and my father and our family when we eat meat we dont drink milk ore something from milk like butter and we dont eat camelmeat and we have a lot of camel and we eat grashoppers and i found out that we have Hebrew forfathers and converted to Islam
Zenati originate from Um Zeinat south of Yokne'am. They moved to Pki'in as Jews and to Lod. From where are you?@@ZenatiOmar
May the LORD bless you and keep you, and others like you, as you're persuing Shalom.
Thank you
Shalom Tsvi - Misinai..................... Thank you for the amazing work that you are doing......................... You are an amazing person...................... Síocháin agus grá as Éire................... Love and Peace from Ireland............. Meas Mór..................... Huge respect.......... Keep up the good work.
If your Arab doesnt that mean your homeland is in Arabia not "palestine"? lol
If people would only knew this, the war would stop
Exactly, my family is from Bethlehem and more Palestinians should recognize that their roots are Jewish and they are being used by the Iranian government and other terrorists groups
I doubt that.. Most of these people reject their Jewish origins, or really ashamed of them
@@michaellavrov660 that is the problem, these people have lived under the rule of one Empire after another another one, who imposed their religion, now they are all brainwashed, look at the Samaritans, when they were not forced to convert they were treated so badly, they were severely discriminated that with time most ended converting to Islam or Christianity, in Biblical times there were one million of them mostly in Samaria and Judea, now there are 800 of them, many also were killed or slave, I think these people have some kind of trauma because they have never been free from any empire . You know what I like the most about Judaism that is never actively trying to convert anyone thru history unlike Christianity and Islam
@@michaellavrov660 yes and is about the land, not religion. European Jews wanted to have a place, the Misrahi Jews were Palestinian Jews that were kind of welcome in the new state.
Its not going to stop until Israelis realize that the original jews were black.
Of course. Same people once.
Hello Tsvi , I'm palestinian . I did a DNA test, and I found I'm
50% ashknazi jewish and Sephardic.
26% leventine.
and 24% West Asia.
I'm from a village from Hebron called Se'ir . How do I know from where I got the jewish DNA?
Genetically many levantines are of a Jewish origin. See later on. West Asia is neutral. Does not say much. Practically all Se'ir, which BTW is more than a village today, are of a Jewish origin. Document in the municipality showimg tree pf family history show this. These include - Aramin, Shallada, Matur and Kawazba .About levantines take Khraret Kawazaba - an Isolated village name Kharet, in South Lebanon, is of emmigrants form Se'ir in he second half of he 19th century.
@@misinai what about betlehem my family came from betlehem Palestinian christian their last name is Giacoman my grandfather learned to make wine because his father showed him he had 12 kids my grandpa was one of them he told us he prayed with hands to the sky and moved forward and backwards and some left their lands to escape palestine but some most stayed
@@PATOGAMERXY5XYS5 I dp not know anythink specific. betlehem was almost all Christians in the past. Most of them were of a jewish origin. The name of the family and the wine making in ghis are as may point that they came from Italy. It is possible that they were originally or in Italy Jewish. This is very likely becasue fo the prayer style. To know better you muat ask the family elders who stayed.
@@misinai thank you , the name from the father of my grandfather was Salomon Giacoman Nazar , i dont know if Nazar is with S or Z , some of my family can you find in youtube they have a shop of Christian Olive trees wood statues like Mary or Jesus.
@@misinai am i considered a Jew and palestinian ?
I've supported your work myself on quora. It's been surreal as when 3 of my Palestinian friends learned of having Jewish (I usually identified as Samaritan) Hebrew origins they became aware, and receptive of, your work.
Samaritans and Jews are all people of Israel.
@@misinai on quora I've supported your work.
Unfortunately I can't provide a link to citate my work which heavily citates yours.
I believe your truly phenomenal and I love your work.
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 Thank you. It is about time to end the tragedy.
@@misinai there is no problem. The Palestinians have an amnesia of their origins.
This is a curable amnesia. One I tried doing myself.
@@misinai I've decided to message and share my work on your social media. Keep this work up Tsvi
I hope one day comes that all reliogn like canada live peacefully together. Peace on earth, good will to mankind.
Not only Canada. Also Europe 🇪🇺
There’s a really interesting study and theory that Palestinians are Islamized Israelites, and that Palestinian Christians are descendants of Christ’s original followers.
It is more likely that the vast majority current christians in the Levant are a mix of descendant from the crusaders and the older clusters of roman, byzantines/greeks and ghassanid arabs christians in the region.
Most of the older cluster left in 1012. most of the crusadors left until 1291. The christ original followers is the majoority.
Knew it long before watching this video,Aschkenaz Chazars banished real Jews out of Israel.
Would you like to link the study
Thank you
Well there’s a project to pray for 🙏
Right
Would you rather be a Jew in Palestine, or a Palestinian in Israel? The correct answer is, "God, please get me out of here."
lol
There is no palestine, never was. And there are no Palestinians just a political ploy if the Muslim Brotherhood that started in the 1960s.
Duh Palestinians like my family are derived from ancient judeans not Europe
european jews are from same judeans, its an ethnicity
Well of course, and that's great that you know. Jews in Europe and around the world are also from the 12 tribes. Hopefully, soon, you will all worship Y-H-V-H & keep Shabbat together. Shalom
@@Galuppi728no, European Jews are Kazhars
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As an indonesia who grew up as a muslim (not really practicing actually lol) , I find this video interesting, if only the leaders of palestinians and israeli want to cooperate to open discusion about how both israeli and palestinian are related genetically, perhaps all this conflict can be ended soon.
Imagine killing your own brother just because you think the other party is your enemy, I don't really care if the truth comes to light that palestinian muslim will convert to judaism, I just want this tragedy to stop, I have been living my whole life knowing what happened there.
I hope one day your works will finally bring peace to your land ❤
The fact that Israeli gov, Hamas and PA are all against what Misinai is doing speaks volumes 🤣
All those people survival depend on this conflict and division.
Bravo. True for the PA. Israeli government dods not believe me and Hamas does not know enough
@@misinai I will tell you something.
I completely support the return of the nation of israel to this land but you gotta admit the zionist main frame has failed.
I refuse to align a bigoted attack on Jewish culture or habitation of Israel,
And surely much blame is likewise on the government of Palestine, but I do see the intentions of zionism as a half failed ideology,
Palestinians going around killing and zionists bombing Palestinian civilians, when the perspective of both sides accusations of sin is accounted,
Surely there must be a redemptive solution to be won,
I wish zionism revolved around you Mr Tsvi because currently I feel zionism has been inadequate in its met needs and resolution over this issue,
Ultimately I accuse zionism of being commandeered and appropriated by the thieving ideology of "Anglo-Saxon israelism" where thieves of English descent in America and Britain who falsely claim Israelite ancestry control Israel to use it to be a forward base for Americans and British to raid into the Middle East to pilfer the nations of their mineral or fossil resources or wealth.
As I said this isn't an attack on Israelite people or culture,
But a fear that the principles of zionism has been corrupted and usurped against both the Jewish and Palestinian people, going off long far away from it's intended purpose. This isn't a injustice levied against the people just the politicians government.
Palestine's government is no less legitimate, instead of identifying as Israelites, baathist and pan arabist ideology seeps into their minds only teaching Qedarite history or Nabataean history. Don't they not know half of qedar became judaized at one point? The refusal to teach Hebrew history or culture is the fault of Palestine.
Especially in my opinion Samaritan history.
To clarify I hope for secular democracy or monarchy. No rabbinical or Islamic theocracy.
My attacks arent the concepts of zionism, that's antijudaic. It's the execution of the plan I always found problematic.
@@misinai the government needs to listen to you more.
Not to us Anglo-Saxons.
@@misinaiTsvi, have you contacted and spoken with the Israeli government about this? And if so, what was their response?
I did noty leave one stone untouched. They do not believe in the facts, they do not believe the Palestinians are good enough to live with them in ghe same state, especially now afetr Oct 7th. However, they are clueless about what should be done. So wait. It is just a question of a shprt time that they shall be ready to listen. @@IslenoGutierrez
Wow, it could be a wonderful thing, or the Israel people might think it is a trick! A report by Nissim Mossek aired on Israeli channel 1 on March 12, 2009. I am surprised this was on an Israeli channel! Love to us all!
Nobhody thinks it is a trick. But many do not believe. For others the hate is so high now thaty they do not want to hear. But nobody will have any others option. Israeli TV is liberal an dopen.
@@misinai Something about the human ego. I have it too. I sometimes fail to see the "us" outside of "my problems". So a people who share a genetic lineage are fighting over a piece of land that they can share and live peacefully cannot get past revenge. I wish there was some magic that can cure us all of our ignorance. Thank you for your work.
The magic is on its way@@agentsmidt3209
And yet rejection at all costs of jewish self-determination is the crux of these peoples' problems
Why do the modern Jews need to displace the real descendants of the ancient Jews who authored our religions? Another piece of land was not available?
@@adrianabotello9911because they don't want recognize them as Israelites. It will weaken their justification to the right of the land
Not to mention some Ashkenazi is Zionist and they themselves is not Israelites but Kazarian descent (aka converted Turk jew)
Zionist goal is to fill the land with immigrants jew and replace the inhabitants with new people they are liking and call it land of Israel, but not necessarily for Israelites
Just like German plan of Lebensraum.
And Palestinian themselves despite being Israelites decent hence with mixed blood, different religions and changing culture, they more often call themselves native and Arab, which the later is not helping at all.
And Israel use this to justify to call Palestinian as migrated people from Arabia instead of native to the land
If these people are not included in this self determination, then it is self determination only for the old elite that were exiled, not the farmer class who stayed behind
Israeli Jews and Palestinians are relatives.Peace and co-existence in mutual respect to each other is the only solution to this conflict.
Great work. Thank you!
Sir, have you contacted Abood Cohen from the Samaritan clan in Nablus/Shchem/Kfar Luza? As I'm sure you know, the Samaritans have kept a close understanding of the Palestinian ethnogenesis, whom they see as Samaritans who left the community over the years which include large families that converted to Islam and now live apart in the nearby city.
As interest in the Samaritans is strong in the Christian West and increasingly among Jews, Abood would probably have access to a large following. Either he or Binyamim Tsedaka would probably be great sources to contact as emissaries for the Engagement message. They are very up front about the number of Palestinians who had origins within their community and have the advantage of a narrative that is not disputed by the Palestinians, either. Their community of ~800 are probably unique in possessing both Israeli and Palestinian citizenship, and i think that by partnering with them your message would be amplified and received greatly. It's probably worth considering, at least. Cheers -
Thank you. I am in a very close contact with them.
@@misinai if I ever visit Israel is it possible I could meet them?
Palestinians are the result of Samaritans, Jews and Canaanite/Israelite Pagan worshippers of the Canaanite god Ba’al that all converted to Christianity then to Islam with some bypassing Christianity and converting directly to Islam. It’s on record that Palestinians in Nablus are largely descended from Samaritans that converted. Samaritans and Palestinian Christians are the purest in Israelite ancestry according to DNA results (Samaritans being half-breeds is a myth, it’s false) and Palestinian Muslims from Nablus are just as pure on the DNA result as both Samaritans and Palestinian Christians, I have DNA samples of some Palestinian Muslims from Nablus and I’ve ran their data on G25 DNA testing platform. And by contrast, Palestinians in the northern Westbank (Galilee) many of these descend from Jews that converted. Many in the southern Westbank too (Judea). But it’s more likely most Palestinians descend from all 3 Israelite groups (Jews, Samaritans, Pagans). I hope Tsvi’s work will fall on some open ears one day to create everlasting peace. ✌️
@@IslenoGutierrez Thank you for your comment. Most of it is very accurate. However, the part about the Pagans is a common mistake. Real originating from Pagans are very rare and have a meaningfuly different DNA. There are about 100 Cana'anites in a village near Ceasarea still worshiping Ba'al dolls and few thousands of Muslim Cna'anites and Philistins each, in Gaza. Relating this to others is a common innocent mistake, resulting from a still unknown phenomena - the result of what Quantum Mechnics has done to our history. I shall not explain it here. I started to explain the begining of it, the tip of this iceberg, in an interview in Hebrew. (I am a physicist in my education).
Dear sir, thank you for reopenning an open door .I collaborated with those you mentioned and others for years. Especially with Binyamim, who became a personal friend and distributed my books and their contents.
Fascinating. May the work continue.
I wish more of the Arabs would convert back to Samaritanism (many are descended from them) but we will see what happens.
10% of the Palestinians west of the Jordan river descend from Samasritans. The latters are maimly from 2 tribes of Israel
Ashkenazi maternal line is European and only 3% of Ashkenazi DNA shows links with the Eastern Mediterranean/Middle East, a 'minuscule' amount comparable to the proportion of Neanderthal genes in modern European populations. For Elhaik, the vehicle by which unique Asiatic variations on Ashkenazi Y-chromosomes occurred, with Haplogroup Q-L275,[103] was the Ashina ruling clan of the Göktürks, who converted to Judaism and established the Khazar empire.
There are Ashkenazi’s who are jumping on the genealogy bandwagon and discovering their dna is 99.9 percent European.
Very strong semitic connection to the holy land that they stole.
I mean, some Palestinians in Haifa have the surname Al-Yehud. Cannot get more Jewish than that. I told a Palestinian friend of mine, @lindayo49 who's parentage from Haifa and Nablus, living in Jordan, to look for artifacts or ornaments or other hand held property, or unusual family customs, to look for jewish things, im sure she will eventually find something.
Thank you
@@misinai you are welcome my friend.
On another note a Saudi friend of mine who believes she's of Jewish descent, wants to convert to Judaism and believes her ancestors were the Jews of kingdom of Kinda.
She's from the Shammari tribe.
I have many stories like this
Amazing documentary. Gives me hope while we’re going through these dark days.
God will bless you Tzvi Misinai
Thank you
@@misinai What is your proof that Palestinians were forced to convert to Islam? In Islam, it is forbidden to force anyone to convert to Islam. It is a lie that Islam has been spread by force. The world's fastest growing religion today in Europe and in the United States is Islam. Islam is the truth and Allah guides those who want the truth.
@ Conquests my friend...conquests. Or it might just being a survival strategy. The word forced does not necessarily mean "coerced". It's like saying humans (and other animals) were forced to adapt to their changing environments for survival. Peace be with you.
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Really fascinating
I hope the Palestinians that were Jews before they were forced to become Muslims will make peace with Israel.
Lawrence Dolha they want but the zionist fake jews dont want!
Another anti Zionist!
Mo Mo I am half arab and zionist jew, what are you talking about right now ? Zionism is nationalistic jewish feeling.
Lie
same here. most of the palenstinian population has jewish dna
מדהים, חבל שלא מסופר יותר
אתה יכול לקבל חומר רב באימייל
@@misinai איזה אימייל?
@@dannyk3742שלח אלי בבקשה את כתובת הדואל שלך אל tsvi.misinai@gmail.com
@@dannyk3742 האם נכנסת לאתר ההתחברות? אם לא אז www.the-engagement.org
@@misinai תודה רבה
I’m from a village called dayr aban do we have Jewish ancestry
I never heard of this village. I could not find it on the map. I need your family name or clan name and I shall have to ask you about some custoIms in the family. I shall send you later my book in Arabic so you may understahnd more. You may call me at 052-3303155.
@@misinai can i email you?
@@catperson1861 tsvi.misinai@gmail.com
Where is Dayr Aban ? Sinai or Southern West Bank?
@@atarabar-mazal194 west of Jerusalem. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayr_Aban
friend, how do I get some of your books talking about the descendants of Jews in Arab countries?
Dear Ahmad, most of my books cover mainly the Holy Land, less on Jordan and only a bit about other Arab countries. The Arabic version is less uptodate now. Please indicate in an email to me if you like the Arabic version. My emaill - tsvi.misinai@gmail.com.
Interesting. Few points here though: being of Palestinian origin, we are fully aware of being partly descendant of the ancient Israelites. However, Judaism is a religion and doesn't bear much historical evidence. Meaning, Palestinians, being the ancient Canaanites appeared and settled in the land of Palestine way before the emergence of Judaism as a religion. Claiming right to the land based on religious rreasoning makes no sense since the ones who became Jews, then Christians and then embraced Islam were the same people...
The Bedouin lady's description of cricumcision and death rituals is not an evidence of Jewish lineage, this is simply a Muslim tradition as well observed by the vast majorities of Muslims around the world.
Plus, what this ''he looks Jewish'' even mean?! Don't Palestinians and Israelis look very similar? Even in 'Family Guy' there's a sketch where Peter Griffin states '''What?! I said put an Israeli guy next to a Palestinian guy and I couldn't tell the difference''....Semitic origins...nothing fascinating there. Everybody knows that.
+moussaemad 1. Cna'anites are Hamaitst while Jews & Palestinians are Semites. This is written in the Bible but for you this can be demonstrated easily by a genetic test on people that are still today Cn'annites and worship dolls of the Ba'al. Most Cna'anite were deported by Nebukhadnetsar and the rest by El Khakem (1012). Only few remained. Not Cna'anites that accepted Judaism, but Bani Isra'il. There is a thinking like you mention, but it is based on a great confusion about dating of few events.
2. About circumcision, In Islam it has to be before the age of 13, like Isma'il. For example the Alawis in Morroco make it in the age of 6 years. Those that make it like the Jews are most probably descendants of forcibly converted Jews. 3. The death ritual of the widow offering to marry the brother of the dead was a Muslim custom as well. today it is used only here and in Egypt. However the Jewish custom includes a second step never used in Islam - If the brother refuses, The widow takes of his shoe. This was found in few families of the Palestinians,
4/ The looks Jewish, was a stupid comment by the video shooting team. Not by our movement member.
Judaism is not just a religion. It is a bit more complex then that. It is an ethno-religions group, similar to druze, yazidis, and zoroastrians. Judaism does not proselytize like Islam and Christianity, and conversion into judaism is fairly difficult. Before Christianity, every national group had their own religion and they were intertwined. This means that most Jews are descendants of the Israelites. This is why we look so similar and the sketch on Family guy is so funny! The right to the land is not just religious, it is historical. This does not mean you don't have a right to the land, you do, we both do, we are brothers. It is tragic that history has forced us to be enemies.
+Misinai Tsvi hello , who are descendant of canaanites nowadays ?
the descendants of the canaanites are most israelis, palestinians, and lebanese. The canaanites were absorbed into the hebrew and pheonician kingdoms. You can see this pattern easily by studying canaanite languages.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaanite_languages
+Avishay Zelmanovich i knew about Lebanese people that are descendant of canaanites, but not about Israeli people, from which territory of Israel are the descendant of canaanites ?
Perhaps if people this the wars would NEVER Have started.
Palestinian know they have jewish ancestry convert to islam its stated in news in this récent évent but poeple dont bilieve , Israël IS created by self destructif ideas that Come with european jews that have western mindset from 1940
Keep going brother your hard work will pay off, one day Israel and palestine will be 1 nation , its prophecied in the bible
I don’t read Palestine in my bible only Israël 😅
There iscand nevercwas a Palestine.
Yes read Obadiah to see todays local enemies of jews in the middle east
Fascinating!
I am shocked to come across this video!!
I am originally Kurdish from north of Iraq, and I come from the decnendants of Sunnis from Slemani.
You said in the video that both jews and Palestinians come from the Kurds of Babilyon, and Slemani is very close to ancient babilyon. So I wonder, am I descendant of Father Abraham and Isaq?? My father told me that before the state of Israel called in the jews to emigrate to the land, there were alot of jews in Slemani. So based on this video, and what my father said, I suspect that I might be from the children of Israel. What do you think?? And how do I test if I am? And can you tell me more insightful information about Kurds and Israelli blood in that region?
Take a DNA ancestry test
I did not say it. It was prof. Oppenheim. But we know that the Kurds of Syriia, Jordan and here are Levites.How large is Slemani and where do they live?
@@misinai SALaM, SHLAMa, SHLOMo, SHALoM, NAMASTe, PEACe.
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All original Arab tribes are from the same bloodline with jews and they know that, I'm from real Arab tribe in gcc countries
What is GCC?
what haplogroup the hebrew lineage come from, is it J, E, or A etc.
what haplogroup the hebrew lineage come from, is it J, E, or A etc.
So the Arabs should accept (and pofit) of Jews living in Israel so why hamas want to destroy Israel and throw the Jews in the sea?
Yoram Stein Hamas does not know enough yet. Isma'il Haniya got my book in Arabicand did not believe it adking: What is it?Quran?
8:00 He said:::("He looks Jewish.--Yes, The-Sawarka-look-Jewish- I mean, really Jewish. -He looks like my father")!!!
Thank you 🤝💞
All the Palestinians are the children of Ibrahim. Most of the Palestinians are the children of Israel who converted Islam and the others are the children of Ismael.
Ashraf aljaradat This is all true But among Pakestiniabs west of tge ruver 90% are Bani Isra'il and only 3% are Bani Ishma'il.
@@misinai
That's not right. The Palestinians now are a mix between the children of Ismael and the children of Israel. I know a lot of very big families in Hebron who are origionaly from the children of Israel who converted Islam and they married and mixed with their cousens the children of Ismael which means that the Palestinians have the right in the land of our grandfather Ibrahim.
@@ashrafaljaradat7892dear Ashraf. The sons of Ishma'il Arabs were always a very small minority west of the Jordan river. Only between 1918 and 1948 there were more then this, but still a limited minority and in 1948 and 1967 almost all those sons of Ishma'il that came after 1918 left, most of them as refugees. AS a result there were not many opportunities to mix with them. Also most clans and tribes did not mix with each other until about 50 years ago. Send to me please your email address and I shall send you my latest book in Arabic where you can see details.
@@ashrafaljaradat7892 Clearly the palestinians living here have such right. But not exclusively. To show you that almost no Sons of Ishama'il lived here durinfg teh Muslim period here - never the tax USHUR was used here. This tax is exclusive to Muslim sons of Ishma'il. Here only Jizyah and Kharaj were used and thses are not relevant for sons fo Isham'il. Abu Mazen and Erikat know this and hence they claim that you are Cna'anites and Philistins.
@@misinai
We know that we are not Palestinians nor Kan'anies. We know that we are the children of Ibrahim. We do not care whether we are the children of Israel or the children of Ismael or a mix between them. What is important to us that we are muslims. We worship the one god who talked to prophet Musa peace be upon him. The god of our grandfathers Ibrahim, Ismael, Isaac and Yacob. We believe that Jesus the son of Maryam is a prophet and the Massaiah. We also believe that Muhammad is the last prophet.
Nobody can force anybody to accept anything in the heart.
So the Palestinians basically took on the name of their ancestors greatest enemies. Ironic
More or less right. The name was given in the time of the British mandate here to everybody local, including the Jews. When Israel was established the Jews became Israelis while the "Arabs" ramained Palestinians. So they did not take the name but were given the name.However, Israeli "Arabs" were called Arabs. After the invention of the Palestinian nation by the KGB, the residents of the West Bank and Gaza plus the refugee were called Palestinians. Later many Israeli "Arabs" also identidfied themselves as Palestinians, while many israeli bedouins hated the Palestinians.
@@misinaiAre you delusional . KGB did not invent Palestinian nation. It was British colonialism and Zionism that gave rise to Palestinian nationalism.There was always Palestinian identity dated back to 1000 year, connection between Palestinians communities,belonging towards land and distinct culture .
@@rash6821 you are wrong. Primakov and Yan Mikhai admitted about the KGB's invention. The country was called Palestina by Hadrian. The Jewisih identity existed following Hadrian but it became a minority. From 1012 it became a majority but was considered Muslim and Arabized, by coersion. In this respect you are entrely right regarding the second halk of your response. Zionism only saved the fallahin from the crook Mufti that economically sucked their blood. As a reppose he started the wrong conflict and caused HItler to perform the Holocaust, instead of moving the 6M here..
@@misinaiThe Arabization was complete much later. As late as the 1400s the major old cities in the Levant were described by many of the Islamic scholars as “still theirs,” in reference to Jews and Christians.
The so called (since only 1960s) Palestinians are Arabs, not descendants of the Jewish people....some have Jewish DNA because of forced conversions.
@Misinai Tsvi
שלום!
My dad is half Palestinian half Jordan and half Palestinian. His mother comes from Palestine Nablus and his father comes from Jordan but I don’t know which city. And my mother comes from Morocco from Casablanca she’s half amazigh and half Arab do you think I have Jewish dna? Or roots?
There is a good chance you may. Have you taken a dna test? Try AncestraDNA or Myheritage
@@Cc-rx6rf Yes, I took already an dna test from my heritage the results will come next week🥺 thank you so so much for your reply. I think I do have Jewish dna because I feel so drawn to the Jewish people and Israel and I’m also converting to Judaism because when I was christian I’ve been getting many dreams about Jewish people and myself being Jewish so I think it might be a sign from G-d..
@@harls_bishquinn7207 I'm excited for you to get your dna results soon!! Do share if you'd like to!! 🙌🙌
@@Cc-rx6rf I will share! I’m excited too! I got a notification that it will come in 3-4 weeks😁
@@harls_bishquinn7207 yaay!! I'm looking forward to it. It's exciting to see your DNA results!!! I've taken Myheritage & AncestryDNA tests. I'm half Ashkenazi Jewish & Half Italian as I expected to see.😅
There was an arab tribe of Mishna who I think the name was. They converted to Judaism. Then they assimilated into the nation of Simeon. But migrations aren't universal so many obviously stayed in Mishna. Which is in Saudi northwest or southwest Jordan.
I'm European and we was not Muslim we became Muslim when the Turks came but I'm so happy they did I hate to even admit that we was not Muslim in fact from my mothers side they ware Jews from Austria audhubillah I rather die 1000 times a violent death then be anything but a Muslim I seek refuge in Allah from going a stray and becoming Jew a Christian Buddhist anything but Muslim I testify my faith soon as I wake up and open my eyes before I even say bismillah I feel tight to my stomach just the thought of me being not Muslim audhubillah
Nobody suggest you leave Islam. We are saying that you belong to Bani Isra'il and you can have any religion you want.
+Misinai Tsvi well yea I don't know much about it I just know a bit of the history how Palestine was split in to north and south as 10 tribes of bani Israel ware on the north Judah as in the south was samarah and how and why it wa split but also how some of the tribes are in Khorisan Afghanistan and they are Muslim I love history in a non bias look just because I'm Muslim I don't look at it in a pro Islam way but in history way and roots of the dna I did my 23 in me they test your Dna and I don't know how but almost 30% of my dna was Egyptian I am Muslim by choice I'm a Sunni Muslim and my family are of Sufi sect and I personally don't see the Sufi sect as being Muslim at all maybe some but same as the Shia most are not Muslim according to me but some are that's just my opinion I say that to say I'm Muslim very very much so by choice and I don't know how or why I made this a religious convo I guess I said it because how some keep their Jewish roots secret
+Misinai Tsvi but I'm also the type to say there is no such thing as Jewish or Christian I believe all the prophets all humans in general are Muslim till they are taught otherwise and become Jew Christians Buddhist etc so to me the children of Israel all 12 tribes ware Muslim I know nobody would agree with me including Muslims but as I said it before I would be Muslim even if the whole world was to become something els I follow the way of the prophets to me they are all Muslim Adam aws was Muslim and we all came from him in my believes but aside from that I love love love history and I'm not against any people I like everyone sure I'm against the Zionist movement but a lot of Jews are too they believe they are not allowed to have their own state till their messiah comes and again I'm not against the people I'm against oppression I dont like how the Shia are being treated in Saudi Arabia I don't like any kind of oppression Muslim or not
Any religion? In israel if you are not jewish then you do not have all the rights of a jew. You cannot chose your religion there, that is fake news.
Michelle you are right about the currey dituztion. But eeboffer a way to.makr peace baded on freedom of religion for all Bani Isra'il. But there are additional demands deyailed on our web site
I am unfamiliar with this word, "Sawarka"
I have not encountered a etymology for the origins of this word.
This is true and has been proven by genetics. I believe if we could all be united under the Hebrew language, this conflict would end tomorrow.
@DaShark38 You would most definitely keep your native language, my friend. But perhaps we could collectively think of ourselves as one Hebrew nation, with our own respective religions.
Much in the same way Iranians think of themselves as Iranian, no matter Muslim or Zoroastrian, and celebrate Iranian holidays.
But there may be other ways to approach the conflict too, just a thought.
@DaShark38 I agree, Palestinian origins are very diverse. I know many families that trace their origins to soldiers in Salah Dins army, or Bedouins that came after the Arab conquest, Bosnians and Turks that came during the Ottoman period, etc.
Usually, the Nisbah will give you some idea. To my knowledge, Palestinians of Jewish and Samaritian origin are mostly limited to families in and around Nablus and Hebron, and don't constitue the majority.
wrong
90%
The soldiers of Salah a din's army were "Kurdish" but from the Labani tribe - Levite. Most Bedouins are of a Jewish origin. they left to the Arab peninsular after 1453 and gradually returned. The others mentioned are very limited in numbers.
Such a concept is not impossible, but has to be seen through the census of the Ottomans in 1525 when only 123,000 people remained in the land after the Mamluk persecutions.
The accurate nuimber was closer to 150K but it does not matter. From 1453 there were many disasters in the country, The iniial population was more than 600K. Many died and many left. After 1517 many of those that previously left returned. S that after 1550 the population counted 300,000.
The population at the start of the Mamluk period was about 500K (down form 2.5-3M in the Byzantine period) Mamluk population collapse was due to persecutions. After 1517 (Ottoman period) those that immigrated were new immigrants from Europe (Bosnians) North Africans (Algerians) and Central Asia (Circassians) The population by 1800 was 275K. The myth that the Muslims were Jewish converts is ahistorical. Arabs began to immigrate to the land of Israel in late Ottoman period (250K) and British Mandate period (700K). @@misinai
The population in 1290 was 940K. It went down to 830K in 1291~ because 100K Christians left. In 1400 it went down to 650K because fo the Black plaque and the bad economy. Who persecuted whom in this period? All the foreigners that you mention arrived but their numbers were far from meaningful, about 15,000 at most and they arrived mainly after 1840. In 1800 the number west of the Jordan River was 280K (like your number) and east of the river were another 50K. In 1914 the population went up to 600K non Jews in both sides. With the Jews it was 690K. However, only 170K were Arabs, 150K out of them east of the river. in 1800 70K were non originally Palestinian Arabs, almost all of them in the east. Meaning that only 100K that ariived were non original Palestinian Arabs. The rest of the growth was mainly returning Palestinians. In 1948 the number was 1320K in both sides. Really 700K growth, but it was already to a significant extent internal natural growth becasue of improving medical condition. Many were returning Palestinias. TOTAL NON ORIGINAL PALESTINIAN ARABS GROWTH SINCE 1914 WAS ONLY 430K INCLUDING IN WEST OF THE JORDAN ONLY 100K. @@1czechit1
I am getting my numbers from books written by Rivka Shpak Lissak who took her numbers from studies she panned in her book. 500K was the number for pre-Mamluk period. She did mention the disasters, earthquakes, plagues, Mongols ect. But the persecution was by the relatively “new” Muslim converts that were called Mamluks. These “Arabized” the land of Israel and persecuted the Christian majority which fled, converted, and whatever else were reduced to 123,000 the number the Ottoman census showed. (one census was taken in 1525 and another in 1530s). By 1840 the land was occupied by the Egyptians and in 1834 the peasant revolt almost slaughtered the Jewish community to extinction. They were saved by Ibrahim Pasha. Ottomans recovered the land from the English and French, and encouraged immigration of Muslims from different communities (Europe, north Africa, Central Asia). We agree on the numbers in 1914, but this was largely due to the immigration of 250K Arabs. There is no such thing as originally Palestinian Arabs. A Palestinian Arab identity did not exist before 1964 as can be attested to organizational petitions against the term “Palestine” to describe the land or the Arab communities (plural as the communities remained separate for many reasons.) Between 1918 and 1947 700K Arabs immigrated during the British Mandate as can be seen by statements made by Arab officials, British census reports to the League of Nations (on the Mandate) and other methods. By 1947 there was a population of 1.9M, 600K Jews, 950K new Arab immigrants (1904-1947) and others (Druze, Christians, Samaritans, Europeans that came to live in the holy land during the 19th century). In “western Palestine” the new Arab immigrant population was 950K. And we know where they came from based on their names, Masri, Hourani, Bagdadi, Hejazi, Husseini, Lebnani, Zuebi… why this is controversial is silly. And the myth that the Arab peasant farmers were originally Jews begs the logical question of, “then why did they not continue terracing, a highly specialized and efficient farming technology that enables even rocky slopes to be brought under cultivation and it is especially well suited to small scale farming on family plots.” Arab farmers barely survived, and in 1858 land reform could no longer live off what they grew. By the British Mandate period Arab farmers had to abandon farming because more money could be made as laborers thanks to the Zionist economy. But I digress. The Arabs are foreign to the land even in 1840 when Egyptians and Sudanese remained after the English and French recovered the land back for the Ottomans. @@misinai
@@1czechit1 why did Shakespeare mention Palestine in his play if Palestine identity didn’t exist ?
Do you have any information on the Palestinians having jewish Samaritan origins from Villages north of Nablus near Jebel Ebal, like Asira Shamiliya or Yasid.
I have rich info on Israelite Samaritans forced to convert. Do you read Arabic? if so send to me on my facebook your email address and I shall provide to you the details
My brother, what is the answer to all this violence with what's happening now. It's terrible stuff, it seems that the Palestinian I'd getting pushed back more and more and no solution for peace in sight. What's your take please, I want to hear your opinion.
My heart is breaking watching that land filled with blood and hate.
Dear Houcine, your question is excellent. First, you have to be aware to the fact that the current round of violence, as horrible as it may seem, is considerly less damaging than the previous ones. The number of innocent victims is very low, thanks mainly to the adavance in the current Iron Dome but also in others measures. This is despite the development of Hamas missles that also occurred. Second, this violence round, like the previous ones, will not eliminate Hamas or its hostility, as more perfections are still needed for the Iron Dome. These may be tested in the future rounds, if still needed. In parallel, israel learns about improvement needed for its other defence systems, like the Arrow. Not that Israel's current leadership understands, let alone orchestrates what transpires. This is what God manages. The target is to create closer to perfect defence systems, that will be available to protect anybody in danger arround the Globe.
The internal violnce within Israel is just a demonstration to all the fools that a solution wiser than the stupid two state solution is needed. With God's help, it will open the eyes of the blind to listen to the unbelievable truth that our movement brings to the table. Parroh, the king of Egypt, needed ten disasters, to open his eyes to see the power of God and let our people go. It is the question now, how many more disasters are still needed, for the blind to open their eyes and see the unbelievable situation that God prepared for us here? I am trying my best, but without disasters nothing serious takes place. The Holocaust was needed for humanity to understand that the State of Israel must be established. I hope that this time is will be much easier.
@@misinai what about kicking out the people from their homes, that's a bit unfair. I agree Hamas is violent but the homes of those people living in Jerusalem are being taken. What are your thoughts on that. I saw the video of a Jewish man saying to this Palestinian women if I don't steal your home someone else will and I think that's what sparked the violence. I want a one state solution bare I'm mind with Palestinian living in peace with equal rights of citizenship.
@@misinai Holocaust's-True-Story is cited from a Rabbi, in this federal court document, in Google:::("1979 U.S. Embassy Hostages in Iran")
@@houcineboukadida1866 Those houses in Sheikh Jarrah were built on Jewish owned land. Those people have been in court over 20 years. The al Kurds are very sly. Look back 8 -10 years ago, the court was involved even then. They were told by the court they would be "protected tenants" if they paid $65.00 per month rent for the property, the PA told them not to pay. They would use it for propaganda.
Jordan has admitted that they didn't issue deeds on the properties because they are held in their Office of Foreign or Enemy Lands. The land of those houses was bought in the 1880s by Jews. There are 3 Palestinian refugee camps built on Jewish owned lands. That is knkwn by Jordan and Israel. Jews who owned land in the Disputed Territories can not make any claims for the lands at present. Only lands in Jerusalem are eligible for ownership claims by Jews.
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain and Yemen
I have a theory that the Mandaeans in Iraq are of Jewish origins. In Iraq they have traditions derived from the Ebionites, and Jewish traditions.
I think Jews who supported John but refused Jesus (which has happened in the Bible) became the modern Mandaeans. And I've studied Mandaean Aramaic so I can see if Mandaic compares to Judeo-Aramaic. And there's some in religious ceremony
The majority in Iraq today are of a Jewish origin. However, I must focus now on our homeland. So thank you for the info to be used in the future.
Fascinating. I have been arguing this possibility for years against resistance largely from Israeli Jews. A rethink is necessary.
It is not an easy sell to everybody,. But done professionaly we shall win.
@DaShark38 your claim is basekess. Where Cna'anite DNA was found in order to.m make such a claim?
I wouldn’t be surprised if more Arabs had Jewish heritage. Whether they knew it or not.
Dear Sheikh, it is well known. Almost in all Arab states. If you want more details please provide your email and you shall get my book in arabic.
For sure the “Arabs” in southern Lebanon and western Jordan do. There were Israelite settlements in those areas. There’s a map of it online with settlements and names. Also, a map of the Kingdom of Israel in the time of Saul and David shows western Jordan and Lebanon up to the city of Sidon being part of the Kingdom of Israel. The map I spoke of first, shows Israelite settlements in both southern Lebanon and western Jordan.
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And yet the then-prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu had the balls to say that the ancestors of the modern Palestinians are from the Arabian Peninsula.
Ancestors of many of you spent several generations in the Jazira after they left here from 1453 because of natural disasters. Later they returned. Meaning - less generations than those we spent in the diaspora before we returned. The fact that Bibi is superficial is not limited to this short-seeing alone. Both sides deserve real leaders. Not crooks. Inshalla it will not take much more time.
@@misinai Inshallah. Oh hey a question, btw. My family comes from the Barghouti Family, but I know next to nothing about it. I come from the village of Al-Tira in Haifa. Idk if I'm more Peninsular Arab or Levantine Arab.
He is a Khmar.
@@misinai Khmar? Me?
@@omaralfar1666 All Barghoutis are from tge Kubar village near Rammallah. The original name of the place is Kufar meaning Infidel since all there were Jewish while tge surrounding villages already converted to Islam. I shall send to you later a relevant extract from my book in Arabic
Then comes DNA testing. Surprise! Surprise! You have Jews in your family tree.
Your familuy tree is entirely Jewish
What's your opinion of "Jew by matrilineality" ?
From either side is my call. Traditionally it was pragmatically matrilinear so that whatever child was born of the mother would be cared for by the Jewish community no matter what. (To preserve her honour, protect the helpless and innocent, and increase the population of the tribe, regardless of the wretched circumstances Jews found themselves in. Particularly during servitude/slavery.)
Are you also @Evansdrad8515, btw? Both accounts have the identical profile picture.
@@maureendequesada-yx1ul yes I'm Evansdrad.
maybe that interesting you: old men of my clan tell us that we grandchildren of "jews of khaybar", caliph Omar exiled them to iraq in "Ein Al-Tamr عين التمر" near Kuffah City, they covenant with Ishmaelite iraqi Tribe.. after that they converted to islam some of them return to "Khaybar" & the other stay in Iraq, you know that "Khaybar" was strongest jewish community in medieval before islam!
I know about Khaybar. They wrer exiled by Omar. Most of them to Yemen where they established a new verty rich kingdom that was teh strongest one afterf the begining of Islam.. Some initially keft to Iraq as originally some of them moved from Iraq to Khaybar in tjhe 4th century. Whay is the name of your clan and are they still located in the same place in Iraq? How many of them live there?.
@@misinai but in islamic references said that caliph Omar exiled all of them from Arabia to north, old men said that they lived in "Ein Al-Tamr" before return to "Khaybar" after they converted to Islam, my clan is part of "Anazzah" Tribe, half or more of "anazzah" descends from "Jews Of Khaybar", "Anazzah" living in "saudi arabia, kuwait, iraq & syria" i don't know if you know that before !?
@@pcgamerwolf515May be he wanted them to go north, but most of them went south and established in Yemen the kingdom fo Khaybar. before that Khaybar was only a city and the kingdom was called kheymyar that was partially in Khijaz and partially in Yemen. Most of those that left because of Omar joined the rest in Yemen. Where Anazza is located today and how many they count?
@@misinai i told you their location, they are in "Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Syria" & half or more have Jewish ancestors not all of them, it's famous tribe in MiddleEast, Royal Families of "Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain" are from "Anazzah" Tribe, about count more than 20 millions, i have question: jews of khaybar are israelites ? & of any tribe of children of israel they belong in jewish references ?
They are of the tribe of Judah. Spme4 of them are gentiels thaht converted to Judaism. converted @@pcgamerwolf515
I’m a palestinian cannanite not a jew, cannanites lived and came before jews
the Babilonyans deported almost everybody and only the jews returned. today there are only about 4K Canaanites in Gaza and about 100 in Jiser el zarka.
Don't say forced unless you have evidence. Liars.
I agree, but I could also believe that it was rather a coercion for more than a few reasons. It could have started due to Palestinians wanted to pay less taxes in the beginning, so they converted to Islam, and then others wanted to fit in with the new normal of Islamic life. Then others truly felt religious conviction to become Muslim.
Do you deny the islamic mass conversation of the Berber tribes in Morocco?
Do you deny the islamic occupation in the middle east? What do you think non muslims went through? More taxes, religious estrictions, you can not deny all that, the liar is you who deny the history, history wasn't all pink and flowers, people indeed were forced to convert either by swords or restrictions.
@@קולות_הלבנט you have neglected to provide any evidence
@@Unlimi-PT let me raise a dead soul for you real quick.
Do you hear yourself?
You can literally read about the mass forced convertions of the islamic occupations around the world, type it in Google and educate yourself, you're being childish for denying pure history, what's next? Denying the forced convertions of jews and muslims to Christianity during inquestion in spain?
@@Unlimi-PT read about jews in Al Andalus before you dare to deny history.
' in 1147, the Jews were forced to either accept Islam or to flee, and Jewish life in Muslim Spain virtually ceased as Andalusian Jews scattered to North Africa, Provence, and Christian Spain"
The same can be said of Egyptians -Coptic Egyptians-who were forced to convert to Islam.
It’s exactly the same. Muslim rulers converted their conquered populations, they didn’t replace them. Today’s Muslim Egyptians were Coptic Egyptians beforehand, who were ancient Egyptians beforehand. Just as Palestinians were Jews, Samaritans and Israelites/Canaanite Pagans before converting to Christianity and Islam.
That is right. The Egyptians accepted Islam, but it does not make them real Arabs. Bani Hilal came in the 10th century to convert them, and left in the 11th century westword. The Arabic language caused deterioration of the level of the people, a bit less than in other Arab countries.
@@misinai I don’t believe the Egyptians voluntarily accepted Islam but it was imposed upon them, usually at the pointy end of a sword. Many Coptic Egyptians -myself included- do not identify as Arab and are offended to be called Arabs, especially after the evil acts of 911.
@@misinai Yes, that’s absolutely right. It was the same pattern for nearly the whole region. Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey etc all had their native identities, religions and cultures then they all became Christians, then they all became Muslims. Of course, there was a minority of nativists in the Christian period and a minority of Christians in the Muslim period that still exists today in these nations. And this is another point that can be used against the common idea believed by many conservative Jews that the Palestinians are real Arabs from Arabia and Egyptians. It’s simply not true. Because if that was the case, that would have to apply to all the populations of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey because they are all majority Muslims now. We’re talking millions upon millions of people. The idea that they all are foreigners from Arabia is beyond ridiculous as is the argument that Palestinians are.
Some palestinian name seem to be interesting, forma example Barbour, Hasbum, Barhum, Davidi, Khabiri, Taquilla, etc
Thank you
We know about Barhum and many others. If you want the very large info in Hebrew or Arabic, I shall galdly send it to you after having your email address. However, can you tell me what you know about the others in your list, including where they live, if you happen to know.
@@misinai Unfortunately I don't know where they live. I just read a book from a palestinian woman whose last name is Handal, in this book she says that the tribal confederation came from Yemen around the roman times into the Holy Land. She says they were jews and they moved out because they heard the Messiah arrived.
Is it written Hasbum or Hasbun. We know of Hazbun in Jerusalem, and more, Christians.
@@alfredoquesada7629 can you write please the full author and book names.
There is a difference between being jewish (ethnically) and being jewish (religiously) . One can be an ethnic hindu but be a muslim in faith . One can be a jew by ethinicity but a muslim by faith . Which i believe it is this situation the Palestinians find themselves
You are very right. But being Jewish ethnically I call being part of the People of Israel. This people includes by religion Jews Muslims and Christians. The time has arrived to reunite.
@@misinai it seems a lot of people don't get the context when it is said that Palestinians have jewish origin most time people think you are talking about jewish (religion)
@@Stoic_sensei the origin, not current udentity, of 80% is Jewish, 10% is Samaritan (2 tribes of Israel). 90% originate from and belong to the people of Israel.
@@misinai why you didn, t have uploaded since 8 years
@@muhammedjaseemshajeef6781 others are interviewing me and uploading
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I'm not Jewish myself nor genetically, dna is a 200 not 4 or 6 hundred year inheritance, but from a expensive extensive genealogical research I've found 2 neat things, a nameless Sephardic merchant in my genealogy, and a Andalusian aristocrat woman. The interesting thing is, I've a Moroccan friend who listed some Andalusian royals who have ancestors from Jerusalem, a claim I've been investigating for years.
Is there any truth to the claim that some of Andalusia's nobility come from Jerusalem?
20% of the spaniards were found with Jewish DNA.
When in 1492 the Jews were deported , many rich Jews preferred losing their religion over losing their prolerty. This is fhe source for current nobelity
@@misinai I'm sorry. What?
20%?
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 yes.
@@misinai does this apply to the Andalusian aristocracy? And not just the current Spanish nobility?
Palestian are arabized Aramanic Christian and Jews. Same happen in Egpyt. They are copt/egyptian, majority converted to Islam adpoted Arabic name speak Arabic. Same to Morocco, Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Mauratania, North Mali, Niger, and North Chad, They are Berber and Tuareg. #an is lucky because after 1200s No Arab leader rule Iran and Afghanistan. Plus Mongol ruler banned Arabic. That why Persian langauge florish. mongol it self become Persianized like Timur, and other Turkic and Mongolic. Palestinian n Aramaic, Jews and Pheocians become Muslim and Speak Arabic.
Thank yiu for your informative comment. In Israel, except for lumited number in the north, they are not Araneic Chritians in origin. In Lebanon there are more of them and the Maronites are the sane that did not convert.
These video cleared my mind
שאלתך מכילה את התשובה - בגלל שזו מהפכה תודעתית כה גדולה, רוב האנשים כל כך לא מאמינים עד שאינם טורחים כלל להכיר את הפרטים. זה טיבו של עולם. לכן אין ברירה וצריך לעבוד קשה עד שמספיק אנשים יתרגלו לרעיון ואז יטרחו ללמוד ולהכיר במידה מספקת עבור אותם אנשים, כדי שנוכל לעבר לשלב ביצוע ההחזרה.
Translation: "Your question contains the answer - because it is such a great revolution in consciousness, most people do not believe so much that they do not even bother to know the details. This is the nature of the world. So there is no choice and you have to work hard until enough people get used to the idea and then bother to learn and know enough for those people, so that we can go to the stage of implementation of the return."
WOW!
How inspiring. The route to peace is for Israelis to stop thinking "Palestine" as a dirty word and embrace it themselves and for the Arabs to stop thinking Palestine is a flag.
It's hard to think peace may very well be achieved when hearts and minds refuse to change. But as Herzl said, "If you will it, it is no dream."
It is their land, the israelis are an occupation.
Why should I embrace a foreign colonial name the Romans gave my land to wipe out our memory after they mass murdererd us and destroyed our existence?!
I call it by our native name, in our language. ISRAEL.
@@AddieP91 khazars have no right to speak so😇😏
@@ihsanamsal2947 the khazarian theory has been disproven. Jews are not khazars.
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What are you talking about??? We Muslims get circumcised on the 7th day usually!!!
Only Palestinians. In Islam it is until 13 years and normally not very early.
@@misinai that’s not exactly true. I have 2 sons and I got them done on the seventh day because this is the recommended practice according to the Shafi School of Jurisprudence and others and so it’s not the teachings of “Islam” at all. Rather there’s a difference in legality between obligations and recommended practices!
The narrations that state the Prophet Muhammad عليه الصلاة والسلام performed the Aqiqa of his grandsons رضي الله عنهما has weakness in their chains and so are not rigorously authenticated, however many Imams have taken it as recommended due to these narrations because they are not excessively weak.
All the Muslims I know get it done on the seventh day but I understand those who don’t because Ibrahim عليه السلام didn’t circumcise until very old.
There’s only a few that leave it until so late and they claim they do it because they want them to understand its importance which they can’t do when only a week old, however like I said the Shafis (most Palestinians are Shafi in jurisprudential matters) hold that it’s recommended to shave the head and give the hairs weight in silver to charity and get them circumcised both on the seventh day!
I was circumcised at 20 because I became Muslim at 19 and so I have a reason but I made sure my sons were done on the 7th day and this is the most common practice amongst the Muslims I’ve met in the 24 years as a Muslim…
@@misinai thanks for the reply ☺️👍
@@misinai oh I see what you’re trying to say that because Palestinians are former Jews(Something I also believe as the extensive dna mapping has proven) that they get it done on the seventh day😊… well as I’ve explained it’s not because of that at all. The claim that they were forced to accept is Islam is also very very disturbing because such conversions are not valid and there’s absolutely no need for it because Jews and Christian’s can become protected citizens! When the Prophet Muhammad عليه السلام first emigrated to Madinah a constitution was made and Jews were made EQAUL Citizens with Muslims, however the Jews of Madinah committed treason on numerous fronts including the attempted assassination of the Prophet عليه السلام and so because of this Jizya was revealed and People of the book had to demonstrate their loyalty and acceptance of the conditions of citizenship by paying it a small sum every year depending on the gold price it’s usually a Dinar 4.25g of Gold and works out cheaper than my council tax and the 10 other taxes we are forced to pay in the UK.
To say they were forced is a real insult and the reality completely refutes it. The same way the Palestinians became Christians they became Muslims, the same way I became Muslim and hundreds of thousands of my people amongst who 5000 a year are becoming Muslims. As a Jewish person you know that you have the similar laws except in Deuteronomy 20:10-18 there’s only slavery for the non Jews which is not the Islamic ruling for those who choose peace rather they can become free citizens who follow their own law possessing their own courts and who’s lost property is even unlawful for a Muslim.
It amazes me sometimes how Islam is demonised when its laws are much fairer than the Jewish Halaqa and the Talmud… I mean no offence… just thinking out loud…
Kudos to you, tsvi misinai , you should at least invest in modernising the Palestinians with Jewish roots
For sure. Our goverment will have to do it in order to end the tragedy.
@@misinai Would you suggest naturalizing all Palestinians into the state of Israel? As in, all Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank become Israeli citizens?
@@shebsheb8850 Only in the end of a deep cultural process.Langhage, identity and morality change. Study of the true history of both sides includiinfg the bible and undertaking loyality to our nation and state.
@@misinai Would they have to be Jewish?
@@shebsheb8850 No.
So interesting !
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Will someone help me?
Where do you live?
Misinai Tsvi I live in Turkey
Misinai Tsvi could I get your whatsapp number?
In Turkey you have to aporoach the Israeli embassy ir find kessons ovet the internet. My number +9723303155
@@syedayanarham5676 Are you Syrian?You are not Turk.As all Araps invaded Turkiye🙄
I have a Palestinian friend who old me her Palestinian husband had done his DNA and he was part-Jewish. She also said she's Canaanite, i.e. predating Abraham's descendants, and I don't know what to make of that. Can anyone enlighten me?
This issue of Cna'anite is either a mistake or a fraud. If they will check Jews they shall see that they are also Cna'anite.
According to the Bible the Jews came into the land of Canaan on God's command and then despite some native resistance there was a gradual blending of the populations. That's how I understand it. That's why this friend says she's Canaanite and not an Arab, but purely Canaanite can't exist as such any more I'm surmising, given that it's thousands of years now (3500?) since Jews came into the land they occupied. I suspect there's good deal of political overlay in all this.@@misinai
The Israelites dwelled in the mountains. the Cna'anite and Philistins in the lowlands. the mixing was minimal.All relevant DNA tests do not use real Cna'anite DNA@@bod-essebod-esse4142
@@misinai They found some Naphtalite skeletons in where the formal Naphtali land was.
And they declared they were Canaanite derived!
it's ridiculous but hilarious because Naphtalites would be the least mixed as they were nearest Aramaean lands. So no Canaanites.
So I agree with you relatively.
genetics is a field that has advanced greatly in the last decades, it shows human migration around the world. As an example now we know that Ashkenazi Jews have their origins in Turkey and their language is Slavic with Hebrew and German words. It is a known fact that certain groups of people are trying to hide.
These Palestinians are Jewish in heritage?! Alhamdulillah! Then they and only them are only rightful owner of the Holy Land!
That explained it all. This fits the whole puzzle. The Israelites were explelled by Almighty God to be replaced by Ishmael. For the Israelites to stay in the Holy Land, they have to follow the religion of Ishmael. Not to convert by force but by God's will. The original Israelites are the original Jews that stayed.
The Ashkenazi are European by heritage and they are mass murdering the original Israelites they are ones to leave the Holy Land. The Holy Land is not yours. Of course they only want the Land for political purposes not in the name of Religion.
They are not Ishma'el.They are Israel. They are the owners together with us. The Israelites were expelled in order to upgrade the rest of humanity. But from now with modern communication and travel we can continue doing it from here.
Both the real Palestinians and the Jews are the rightful owners of the land and they are the same people. There is no mass murdering here. there was only one by Hitler that had to do it this way because Haj Amin El-Husseini did not let the Nazis deport the Jews here. There is no religion of Ishmael. The is a religion of Muhammad. Nobody has to follow any religion. Just good morality.The original Israelite - part left - the jews and others, and part stayed - the real Palestinians.Ishmael almost did not come here. Less than 3% of palestinians west of the Jordan River are Real Arabs, plus Egyptians and Libyans.
The main problem is ignorance, not arrogance. ignorance by listening to crooks who invented a fake narraitive fro a fake people so they can exploit poor descendants of Jews to embezzle 2B$ each year.
Liar I’m Ashkenazi and my DNA has Levant blood. These Arabs aren’t Israelites!
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Nope nope. The Scriptures clearly teach that that the Davidides tried to impose a whole revision on the Israelite Moses Tradition, which was resisted and rejected by the tribes and their Levite contingents who could resist Davidic domination. 4 centuries later, Assyria conquered these areas, and, per their ancient policy, exchanged the populations. The "Samaritans" were probably not even Semitic, and were brought in to resettle the depopulated area. These, (Samaritans) the Jerusalemites and the anti-Davidides agreed, lacked Israelite status. Although few Israelites today can legitimately claim Moses-Israelite status, a few of us buggers do. And we marvel at the history of Samaritan "israelitism" and wish them well, but would recommend they be sincere, faithful followers of Sunni Islam rather than mess with the Davidic-Jerusalem group. Christianity would be far less Israelite, if that is anyone's concern.
most palestinians have ancient judean blood, this isn't anything new
If this was not hidden there was no reason for all the wars here. Why do they say they are Philistines and Canawanites? Just to conrtinue the wars agaisnt us and enbezzling billions every year.
@@misinai It isn't hidden at all actually, zionist israelis just deny basic ass dna.
@@misinai "Just to conrtinue the wars agaisnt us and enbezzling billions every year."
The other way around my guy
@@misinai And the simple reason for the war is cause YOU and your people colonized it and strip people off their basic human rights
@@KenzieTawili who denies it? After my work result was published on Ma'an the PA wrote there a repsonse denying my findings. When Haniya read it - he got mad asking - Shoo Hada? Kuran? it is not true. Bring us One Palestinian politician to support it and we shall have peace or he will be murdered. Abu Mazen said that if he supports this he will be murdered by his own crook people. Arakat addmitted it about himself and others but he stated that they want to have 2 states.
Great Video. Very Interesting.
I am Palestinian living in America. Most of my family from my dads side lives in the West bank and the other half had lives in Jordan as Palestinian refugees. I hope to return to my homeland one day. Jews are welcome to stay and live but not under Zionism. We can live in peace under Islam rule. Whether or not my ancestors were originally Israelite, which I believe because of my Israelite nose. Mose people think I am a jew anyways! I support the Arab conquest under Umar. There is a difference between Jews and Israelis and I think you should use Israelj since a jew is one who follows the religion of Judaism. The Quran makes a clear distinction between the two. My ancestors followed the torah and not we follow torah n Quran. As a Palestinian, we are happy to be Muslims. The Question is: are you, our Jewish brothers, ok with that? Also Arabs and Israelis are pretty much one people under the umbrella of Abraham. Arabs are older brothers of Israelites. It's time Jews and Palestinian Arab Muslims stop letting foreign forces especially the Europeans cause disunity among us. Bring back the Palestinian people. Connect Jordan and Palestine together and open up borders. Let Jews all over the world migrate to Palestine. Pace the way for new generation to love each other. Let everyone choose their faith except for pagan beliefs. Do away with Zionism and extreme fanatic ideas, even on the Muslim side. Let's live in peace ✌️
Dear Azam, I appreciate you call for peace and unity. Let me please first open your eyes a bit. 1. Us living under Muslim rule means we are Dhimis, monkeys and pig, prevented from testifying against a Muslim' required to pay Gizya and required to be killed if we hide behind a tree or a rock. 2. Not living here in the PA you are not aware to the extent of corruptiion in the PA. Mosts Palestinians desire to live under Israeli rule even without civilian rights. Without oil, most Arab states are collapsing or very close to it., while we florish.3. Your and many others' entire perception is based on the biggest fraud in History: about the existance of a Palestinain people, about their Arab identity, about Arafat's sincere negotiaton under the Oslo process. If you read Arabic I shall send to you my main relevant book after receiving your email address, where you can learn a bit more with details. However, you are right about us being Israelis. There is no Jewish people. This term is a result of greed by an Israeli king, the son of Solomon. The poeple of Israel still exists today, including in large communities, all together counting more than 300M. Like the Pashtoons, Shinto, Evangelists, Mormons, Igba, Lemba, 20% in Spain, more in Portugal and manysmaller groups.
This is crazy
Arabs converted to Judaism as well etc, but still interesting
This happened mainly before Islam. The grandfathers of Mohammed and Ali were Arabs that adopted Judaism. But most of them switched to Islam when it became available or was forced on them.
Do you have any evidence for forced conversation of Islam, also people could of been forced to convert to Judaism as well. Arabs are still Arab ethnically and genetically, to say they are Jews by race is not historical, Jews are not a race by themselves, but a religious community now you can say some Jews share the same DNA as Arabs, but not all. For example a lot of Jews from Europe look European or have European traits .
There is no evidence of people being force to convert by Muhammad near Medina where do base this on. Muhammad did not die of poison, to die of poison he would have had to continually eat it so it built up in his system, you do not die of poison after ingesting a little bit then die years later, that does not make medical or historical sense. It can make you weaker though, so illnesses can be caught. The hadiths of Muhammad saying the poison was sill affecting him on his death bed is nothing more than delusion. It is not possible for person to live a long time and 4 years is a long time after an attempted act. As for forced conversions Montgomery watt alludes to forced conversations of pagan and christian tribes in the north, near Byzantium, but not the south of Arabia, he said Muhammad had two polices for different areas, however, i must reread it again. Watt also states Muhammad always took the peaceful root to spread Islam, if given the choice. pmep.cce.cornell.edu/profiles/extoxnet/TIB/manifestations.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Montgomery_Watt th-cam.com/video/2t_YSHPk794/w-d-xo.html. In the last video states the prophet died from the affects of the poison or weakened him enough to die of it, but then said he was not poisoned, however, according to the scholar the prophet did not ingest the meat that was poisoned, if he did he would of died or seriously ill as by the death of the other person. Poison just does not work like that, it has an instant affect or not, like i said one must eat it or absorb it through the body. theconversation.com/discovery-of-oldest-quran-fragments-could-resolve-enigmatic-history-of-holy-text-45066
THe are good testimonials of 3 Jewish tribes he killed their men - Kainuka (بنو قينقاع) and Banu- Kuraiza (بنو قـريظة) in 626 and Bani Nader بنو نضير, in 629. Those tribes supported him initially but refused to convert.So he decided to kill them. Some of the Kainuka succeeded to escape. The women were raped and sold with the children as slaves.
Mohammad just started to eat the poisoned food while a young servant of him ate his entire portion and died immediately. Muhammad, seeing it, stopped eating. The poison damaged his digestion system in a manner that it continued to damage him. E.g. - he was not able to absorb anymore some minerals and vitamins that made his situation deteriorate constantly until he died. regardless, the point is the forced conversion. The poison is God punishment for not obeying Surath El Baqarah.
Well your talking about the Constitution of media and the battle of trench, if your relying on hadiths then you know they contradict each other. Jews of one tribe was caught aiding the enemy, when Muhammad was facing annihilation, they were not forced to convert, as it was part of the Medina compact, but the compact did say if one betrays the other then all should die. Some say a situation was engineered by a Muslim against the Jews but also some Jews was were working against Muhammad. As for dying of poison, again the hadiths contradict and the prophet managed to do allot of work for a "weaken man". He was in great health for years So no he did not die of poisoning, though i do take your point it could of damaged his system enough to weaken him, still this means he did not die of its affect but an another type of illness.
For example if i get cancer and i survive, my body is weaken so much i can get other illness,ie say the flu or anything else that actually causes death. So your continual assertions he died of poisoning is not correct. As for Jewish massacre by Muhammad, of 800 men, there are other historical examples. At the battle of agincourt the small English army was battling a much larger french force in 1415. The English had caught about 2,000 men and took them back behind English lines, but as the french forces continued to press the small English line, Henry V orders the English to kill all the french prisoners. Is this right? on a individual level its horrific but in a military sense it is not. Henry and Muhammad was fighting for their lives and their cause, both were massively out numbered and both had to make a military and public statement. Both had to show no one can mess with them and had similar conditions right military and politically but wrong individually, (I think Henry was much acute than Muhammad's but the same) but as rulers they cannot act on their own personal morals but for the good of the community. You can argue the same for the Canaanite slaughter by the Hebrews to some extent. It is important to note one cannot judge the past on our present day morals, also one cannot just believe one side of the historical battle. However some Jewish rabbis have written and endorse a The king;s Torah , a book calling for the killing of non Jewish babies and children, using the logic of Henry V(which i doubt he would not even go ), well they will grow up to harm us. That all non Jews are not human, and should be made slaves.. If a new prophet came from the Jews and based on religious consensus of Israel all the Muslims//Christians etc regardless if they were Jewish in the past would have to be slaves and their children killed. www.haaretz.com/jewish/news/the-king-s-torah-a-rabbinic-text-or-a-call-to-terror-1.261930 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Agincourt www.historyextra.com/feature/henry-v-cruel-king dctheatrescene.com/2010/03/18/high-court-rules-for-french-at-agincourt/ www.richardsilverstein.com/2015/05/15/israeli-cabinet-most-racist-extremist-in-history/ www.theguardian.com/world/2015/sep/26/agincourt-600th-anniversary-how-french-remember-it
Iam happy that they are muslims
Exactly they are blood relatives.just read the bible. They are from the 12 tribes
They are mainly from the tribes of Yehuda and Shimon - Judah and Simon
They are maiyu from the tribes of Judah and Simon.
@@misinai Is there Cohen DNA in Palestinians ??
@@yevgeni10Yes there is. Prof. Openhime is speaking about this in the video. In addition, we know about Cohens without knowing about their genes:
Duwik are cohanim including Dr. Aziz Duwik, the head of the Palestinian parliament from Hamas.
The Ansirat tribe
The Cabha very large clan. Their
name is initials ( from HEBREW CBHA) Cohanim Bnei (sons of) Hacohen Aharon
זה הפתרון "התחברות "
Lol, most Palestinians are of Jewish origin, real Jewish origin. The same can’t be said for the imposters who have very little/diluted Semitic blood if any.
Actually Palestinians are the result of the conversions of Jews, Samaritans and Canaanite/Israelite Pagan worshipers of the Canaanite god Ba’al to Christianity and then to Islam (with some bypassing conversion to Christianity and going direct to Islam). I’m talking real ancient people of the land in the flesh.
To add to what I said, here’s a source that says Jews, Samaritans and Canaanite/Israelites Pagan worshipers of the Canaanite god Ba’al converted to Christianity (and then later to Islam and became Palestinians):
"the conversion of pagans, Samaritans and Jews eventually produced a Christian majority"
Goodblatt, David (2006). "The Political and Social History of the Jewish Community in the Land of Israel, c. 235-638". The Cambridge History of Judaism.
Vol. IV. pp. 404-430
Even the aboriginals where Jews
Are you talking about Australian aboriginals?
my roots are 100% of Israelites I can trace my roots over 800 years
my utube name is false here
but both grandfathers trace roots back 700plus years
JIMMY FINKLENUTER This is very interrsting. I need to know more on places and years of the path your family made. Even mire important - if you know the tribe and from where it arrived to the location from where the family tree is know.
Canaan in Roman Palestine was the Land Promised to Abraham, born in Ur (Iraq), hence an Arab who died in Canaan.
Canaan was a PART of Palestine, Not the WHOLE.
Claiming all of Palestine to be the Promised Land, is a Distortion of Biblical Facts.
Israel till 1948, was a Person ( Jacob, grandson of Abraham, re-named Israel by GOD ) & Not a Place.
Palestinians, according to Golda Meir, herself a proud Palestinian, were Arab Jews, Arab Christians & Arab Muslims.
Biblical Maps of Palestine in JESUS' Times, can be Googled.
My mother's father was an Odessa born RUSSIAN Levite.
Wrong way around. Ethnic Jews are Palestinians. Most Jews have no ancestral roots in Palestine.
Lies
False!
We Palestinians look for other sources of identification. We spent most of our recent history under Islamic Empire (though the word empire doesn’t fit the caliphate state)
Language and genetics as people identifier is a European concept that doesn’t settle well with us or other orient people for that matter. Deep inside; we feel pity to Europe and their products; Ashkenazi Jews that they are held hostage to such exclusionary and self-destructive idea
Having Israelite ancestry doesn’t mean anything and doesn’t pave for any identity; unlike European Jews
I wonder if some families have hazaka and if they do, then they’re able to do Teshuba and no conversion is required, like those that are Zera Israel.
Most of them have Khazaka. My bppk i sfull with it. By genetics. names, customes and testimonials.
@@misinai what stuck out to me the most was when you said in the video of some Kuzweiba family members are fighting against Israel. I guess it is in the genes to be like the sicarim! Thank you for bringing this to light and giving them a voice and allow them to tell their stories.
But real arabs(beduins) are belong to j haplogroup, it's the same for cohen, how can you know if he is Arab or jew? Ishmael and Jacob were brothers.
المارد المارد Ishmael and Isaac
It will come. But only after Uslam will get back to uts peaceful roots without all uts Jihadistic diviations that started by Muhammad
Muslims do not hate the Jews or Children of Israel. The fact that Jews or Children of Israel are addressed directly so often in the Qur'an should tell us something. Allah wants to address Jews, to give them dawah [the message], to give them the Qur'an, instead of having stereotypes about them. Islam doesn’t allow stereotypes. Everyone is equal in the eyes of Allah, and the only thing that makes some people better than others is Taqwa [faith/belief].
In the Bible, Joshua 21:43-44 states:
“So the Lord gave to Israel all the land of which He had sworn to give to their fathers, and they took possession of it and dwelt in it. The Lord gave them rest all around, according to all that He had sworn to their fathers. And not a man of all their enemies stood against them; the Lord delivered all their enemies into their hand. Not a word failed of any good thing which the Lord had spoken to the house of Israel. All came to pass”.
This passage suggests that the Israelites had already taken possession of all the land that God had promised to their forefathers even before the creation of modern State of Israel.
So where is the second promise from God that stated Jews can repossess all land of Palestine? The idea only originated from Zionist Jews.
The promise of land belonging to the Children of Israel is never permanent. It comes with conditions:
“Surely, following the ˹heavenly˺ Record, We decreed in the Scriptures: “My righteous servants shall inherit the land.” (Qur'an 21:105)
Psalm 37:29 states that “The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein for ever”. This passage is often interpreted as a promise of God’s blessing for those who live righteously. It is believed that the righteous will be rewarded with a place in the land of Israel, which is often referred to as the “promised land”.
Similarly, G-d is sovereign over the nations and history. He raises up and brings down kings and empires according to His will. He uses human agents, even pagan ones, to accomplish His purposes. He is the Lord of hosts, who controls the armies of heaven and earth (Jeremiah 1:15; 25:9; 27:5-7; 32:17)
If Zionists claim that G-d had given the land of Palestine to the Jews is true, then why Abraham had to negotiate with the Hittites to purchase a burial plot for his wife, Sarah [Genesis 23]? Why didn't Abraham just take the land like the Zionists did? The so-called "promised land" was given to descendant of Abraham - Isaac only. Likewise, descendants of Ishmael never lay claim to land of Arabia! In addition, Moses and his followers did not enter the "promised" land due to their disobedience.
Qur'an 7:128 states:
Said Moses to his people, “Seek help through Allah and be patient. Indeed, the earth belongs to Allah. He causes to inherit it whom He wills of His servants. And the [best] outcome is for the righteous.”
Jews are no longer G-d chosen people. The Israelites did not keep their part of the covenant. Here is the evidence:
Jeremiah 31:31-34:
“Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah, not like the covenant that I made with their fathers on the day when I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt, my covenant that they broke, though I was their husband, declares the Lord. For this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, declares the Lord: I will put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts. And I will be their God, and they shall be my people. And no longer shall each one teach his neighbor and each his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they shall all know me, from the least of them to the greatest, declares the Lord. For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.”
It had already been prophesized in the Bible that the descendants of Ishmael/Arabs shall administer the Temple Mount/Jerusalem.
Isaiah 60:7
"All the flocks of Kedar shall be gathered together unto thee, the rams of Nebaioth shall minister unto thee: they shall come up with acceptance on mine altar, and I will glorify the house of my glory."
All the flocks of Kedar - On the word 'Kedar,' see the notes at Isaiah 21:16. The Kedarenians were a wandering tribe that frequently changed their residence, though it is probable they usually dwelt in the south part of Arabia Desert, or the north of Arabia Petraea. They are mentioned as dwelling in beautiful tents Sol 1:5 : 'I am black, but comely as the tents of Kedar,' see Psalm 120:5; compare Isaiah 21:16-17; Isaiah 42:11. The language here also means that that which constituted their principal wealth would come and enrich Jerusalem.
The rams of Nebaioth - Nebaioth was also a son of Ishmael Genesis 25:13; 1 Chronicles 1:29, and was the father of the Nabatheans. They were a people of Arabia Petraea, and lived principally by plunder, trade, and the keeping of flocks. The country of Nabathea extended, it is supposed, from the Euphrates to the Red Sea, and embraced Petra, the capital of Arabia Deserts, and also Medaba. It is not possible, however, to fix the exact boundaries of the various tribes of Arabians. The general idea is, that their most valuable possessions would be devoted to God.
The second Temple had been completely destroyed as predicted by Jesus in Luke 21:5-38. For 500 years or more, it had been left in ruins by the Jews. When Umar Ibn al-Khattab, the second caliph of Islam, captured Jerusalem in 638 CE, there was not a single Jew in Jerusalem. Now, as prophesized by Isaiah, Jerusalem is administered by descendants of Ishmael/Arabs.
Dome of the Rock is the Third Temple. There are some interpretations of the Bible that suggest that the construction of the Dome of the Rock is prophesied in the Book of Daniel. Specifically, some people believe that Daniel 12:11 is a prophecy about the building of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. "And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days." [Daniel 12:11]
Rabbi Isser Weisberg of Machon Mishne Torah in Lakewood, explained that the “appalling abomination” spoken about in the Book of Daniel is the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, which was completed in the year 692. Counting 1290 (a thousand two hundred and ninety) years from the completion of the Dome of the Rock “you get 1982 and the 1335 (one thousand three hundred and thirty-five) ends in 2027. So that’s the window (1982-2027) when the Moshiach has to come.”
This may confirmed the Qur'anic message. In Qur'an 17:104 says "And We said to the Children of Israel after Pharaoh, “Reside in the land, but when the promise of the Hereafter comes to pass, We will bring you all together.” The modern state of Israel was promised by British and its allies and not by G-d. In ancient Israel, G-d had prepared Moses for 80 years to lead His people Israel. 1948+80= 2028 may be the complete systematic dismantling of the modern state of Israel by God All-mighty.
It is a heresy/unholy to think that Jews shall administer Temple Mount/Jerusalem as it had been clear in the Holy scripture that descendants of Ishmael/Arabs had been ordained by G-d to administer Jerusalem/Temple Mount.
In Hebrew Bible, Devarim 32:17 reads as follows:
"They sacrificed to demons, not God, to gods they had not known, new gods that had come recently, whom your ancestors had not feared".
The medieval commentator Ibn Ezra suggested that the “new gods” mentioned in this verse were actually the gods of foreign nations that the Israelites had come into contact with.
"new gods" is today's Zionism. Zionism is a nationalist movement that emerged in the 19th century to enable the establishment of a homeland for the Jewish people in Palestine. The movement initially emerged in Central and Eastern Europe as a national revival movement in the late 19th century, both in reaction to newer waves of antisemitism and as a consequence of Haskalah, or Jewish Enlightenment. Since the establishment of Israel, Zionism became an ideology that supports “the development and protection of the State of Israel”.
One cannot deny that the conflicts in the middle-east is caused by the Zionism movement and the violations of the 3 Oaths made by the Jews found in the Talmud (Song of Songs 2:7, 3:5, 8:4):
The Oaths:
First Oath: Israel should not ascend to the land in a wall (i.e., en masse or forcefully).
Second Oath: The Holy One adjured Israel not to rebel against the nations of the world.
Third Oath: The Holy One adjured the nations not to oppress Israel excessively.
Jews worldwide are now paying the price for the violations of the 3 Oaths
Zionism ("new gods") is only around 100 years old. It is the transformation from religion to nationalism, to materialism created by non-religious Jews who hated their religion. The reason why they use the name Israel, the Star of David, hijacking, stealing the identity of Judaism and the Jewish people is in order to gain a legitimacy for their existence that should lead people to say, 'oh, it is God given to them' and that they should use fear and intimidate people from speaking out against their actions because they will call those that do anti Semitic; it couldn't be anything further from the Truth.
Leviticus 26:18
“And if ye will not yet for all this hearken unto me, then I will punish you seven times more for your sins.”
And you are holier than they. Humans can be very funny atimes.
But most Jews who 'returned' especially from Europe are not Semitic. They're converts from central Asia. The khazars.
This is a mistake, easily proven by genetic tests that show that they are very close to the Palestinians, more than other Jews They really came from Khazaria, but they did not convert. They were Jews anb Israelites that fled there in the 7th century as a result of pressure to convert to Islam and becasue of wars here..
There is NO Khazar DNA among Jews. No Turkic or Turkish DNA, language, customs in Ashkenazi Jews. We know where and how the Jews got to Europe. The Jews brought by the Romans as slaves in the second century married Greco-Roman women, and in the 800s, Charlemagne and his son invited Babylonian Jews to France, they built yeshivas and synagogues and large Jewish communities in Europe. There are no Khazars as Jews.
@Bobby The Crazy Bichon Frisé This is not True at all, I work with DNA and there is not one study that shows this.
@Bobby The Crazy Bichon Frisé Ethiopian Jews were converts and early Christians. The Ukrainians and Russian Jews are Jews, not Ukrainians or Russians. Only in the last 80 years or so, under Communism, they were not allowed to practice religions. They are Jews.
There are 12 Hebrew tribes.
The Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians and Persians combined dispersed them across the middle east and not all of them returned to Palestine, other times the 10 northern tribes integrated into mainstream Jewish communities than assimilated into local cultures or became Samaritans and later many Samaritans moved to Jordan and Syria and assimilated.
Many of the 12 tribes of Hebrews Arabized, Kurdified, Aramaeanized, Assyrianized or Armenified or Persify. I will move into Jordan and embark of my mission to search for these 12 tribes. I'll write down everything I see. Among the Assyrians, Egyptians, Kurds, Arabs and Lurs I may find hidden and definitely islamized communities. The Mandaean, Yazidi, Alawite, Alevi and Druze religions themselves may just well be Israelites avoiding persecution, holding esoteric beliefs,
I do not hold the belief that the 10 lost tribes are beyond the middle-east. And I will do my best to study cultures, customs and dna fairly
The center of the 10 northern tribes is in Afghanistan-Pakistan
@@misinai a good proportion. Not the universal all.
To point out the simplest example,
Naphtali lands were depopulated,
The coastal Lebanese Phoenicians became Carthaginians or were slaughtered by Alexander.
And as I said on Facebook Israelite dna is found in Lebanon.
So there's likely Naphtalites in coastal Lebanon.
But I do not reject the idea that many Israelites were sent to Afghanistan,
Greek sources talk of Jewish communities in what is now Turkmenistan and Tajikistan. It's possible these "jews" are from the miscellaneous lost tribes.
Vindicating your point. I do not aim to dispute nor disagree with you. Infact i agree.
But from my nuance I location other proportions of deported Israelites in Iturea, Arabia, Media, and Phoenicia.
@@misinai yes the Jews in Afghanistan, Bukhara and central Asia. But also among the Caucasus and Northern Palestine Israel and southern Lebanon Israel, These are 3 locations I find being worth a look.
@@noahtylerpritchett2682extended far beyond those borders. Four corners of the Earth at is written.