The Ashkenazi have no Middle Eastern DNA

The Ashkenazi Jew for is fascinating for 3 reasons:
1) For a people who claimed to be descended from the Middle East, their DNA shows no trace of Middle Eastern genes, nothing, absolutely nothing!
2) the DNA of the Ashkenazi is mostly pure Ashkenazi, is very little admixture from Eastern Europe.
3) their DNA look almost identical to one another.

[@mitral5333]

This is such an absurd video. How many Arab Muslims living in Europe have European DNA? Classifying where people live based on their DNA is the definition of racism. I can't believe youtube would leave this up.

[@srali7609]

muslims dont claim that islam or being a muslim is an ethnicity

[@mmuller3233]

Khagan Bulin converted the Khazarians (Todays Ashkenazi Jews) to Judaism in the 8th Century. The Ashkenazi Jews were originally from the region of Turkey & Russia, as shown today in their DNA which is correctly posted on this clip 'THE MIDDLE EASTERN DNA IS COMPLETELY ABSENT FROM THE ASHKENAZI DNA1' --> Ashkenazi Jews are European converts to Judaism by Bulin around 740AD. Before becoming Jewish converts, they worshiped Siva Lingam. My DNA Jewish component shows my Ashkenazi heritage comes from the Turkey region.

[@googleaccount3389]

M Muller Yes ....and some Russians have the same results ....

[@jeffmax2941]

Lol

[@johnnyaingel5753]

AMAZING story thank you for sharing

[@staffan144]

"... recent DNA analysis of Ashkenazic Jews - a Jewish ethnic group - revealed that their maternal line is European. It has also been found that their DNA only has 3% ancient ancestry which links them with the Eastern Mediterranean (also known as the Middle East) - namely Israel, Lebanon, parts of Syria, and western Jordan. This is the part of the world Jewish people are said to have originally come from - according to the Old Testament. But 3% is a minuscule amount, and similar to what modern Europeans as a whole share with Neanderthals" phys.org/news/2018-09-ashkenazic-jews-mysterious-unravelled-scientists.html
(the article will probably have some 'good explanation' for this little unconvenient problem, but I didnt bother to read all of it)

[@jeffmax2941]

U shouldn't be allowed on here

[@staffan144]

@@jeffmax2941 why?

[@bethanyann1060]

I think you don't understand what the term "Ashkenazi" even means. It is a distinct population of a small number of specific Jewish people from central to mostly eastern Europe. Their population bottlenecked centuries ago to the point where they were so isolated from other populations that it's actually possible today to pinpoint people to that specific Ashkenazi population. So these people are classified in the specific category of "Ashkenazi Jewish" by these testing companies. It doesn't mean that these Jews did not originate from the Middle East. It means they are able to be more specific with these people on their ancestry estimates than just the general category of "middle eastern".

[@skepticsr_us]

Thanks for your pretzel logic. We saw that coming. While you're at it, why don't you try to tell us the USS LIBERTY crew members wanted to commit suicide on that day of June 1967?

[@thewarden4798]

@@skepticsr_us wait, are you arguing for or against the idea they originated in the middle east?

[@srali7609]

so your saying none of the Ashkenazi jews ancestors are from Palestine/Isreal yet Jews claim it is hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@bethanyann1060]

@@srali7609 I said the exact opposite. Please read it again.

[@bethanyann1060]

@@skepticsr_us What are you talking about? Please reread my comment.

[@anthonyjat1964]

Do you know what genetic bottleneck is or what it means to be endogamous

[@mr.turdlybird4387]

And what is ashkenazi dna made up of