I'm an Arab woman from North Africa, ex muslim and proud in Christ Jesus since 10 years, happen to have 11% of Spanish, 9% of Italian and mostly fighting to look for my 4.2% Ashkenazi DNA ancestral family line!!! Amen
I'm 64, all my life I thought I was French. My "real" or so I thought father had nothing to do with us after he divorced my mother. My daughter did the DNA test and was contacted by someone that showed they matched. So I did a test and found this person to be my half-sister. So I'm 30%Ashkenazi & 25% Scottish 18% Baltic. I didn't get a chance to meet my real father as he died from cancer he got from the Navy. But now I have a new family to meet. I'm excited!!!
Greeting, cousin! I am 74 and finally did a DNA test last year to settle a mystery I was aware of, but never much acted on it. I found out my father was not my father, DNA wise, and I was 30% Ashkenazi Jew, 28% Scottish and 28% Irish! 😮 some other small percentages of other cultures! I was able to meet a new set of cousins and a half brother, who proudly says “we are not half brothers, we are brothers!”
It's forbidden for jew-ish Europeans to show their DNA results according to Israel laws Why? Watch the result of jew-ish Europeans Geneticists always classify jew-ish Europeans in European genetic pool But arabs and middle Eastern jews are in semitic genetic pool See the difference? So you can see which one is semitic people scientifically😂😅😊 Arabs are Semitic people Arabic is semitic language Jew-ish Europeans genetically are Europeans Yiddish is German European language So who are anti Semitic here??? 😂😂😂😂😂
The Ashkenazi Jews did not comes from Eastern Europe. We are from the Rhineland region of North France and West Germany. The Ashkenazi only moved eastward into Slavic areas later. Yiddish is not a mixture of German dialects, it is based on Medieval High German infused with a small amount of Hebrew and Aramaic borrow words (and later some Slavic terms). Yiddish is a distinct language of it's own.
Well, yes, but no. We are not from the Rhineland, we are from the Levant and Southern Europe. This is where almost all of our ancestry is from. Our Northern European ancestry is no more than 15%.
@@Lagolop Culturally, yes I suppose, but culture is very fluid and can change rapidly. American Ashkenazi Jews are very different from Israeli Ashkenazi Jews, Russian Ashkenazi Jews, and certainly Eastern European Ashkenazi Jews from 100 years ago. Genetically, Ashkenazi Jews are Levantine and East Mediterranean. We have less Northern European ancestry than African Americans.
@Daniel a Yes we are Jews with ancestry in Israel and that is proven by our genetic makeup. I said our CULTURE came from the Rhineland but not our people. We originated in the Near East ie the eastern part of the Med area ie Israel of today.
I'm 30% Ashkenazim from The Netherlands, my grandmother (mother's side) survived WWII (unfortunately all of her family got killed in camps, gassed or otherwise) and I'm so lucky to be here! Very proud as well :)
I'm Puertorican and just found out that I am 13.1 ashkenazi jew. I know that my family is from Northern Spain so that probably explains that but what a surprise. I'm proud.
The sons of Japheth: Gomer, Maggog, Madi, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, and Tiras. The sons of Gomer: Ashkenaz, Riphath, and Togarmah. ( Genesis 10:2,3) Ashkenaz was the grandson of Japheth, not Shem. Therefore, you people are not schematic
Therefore you are wrong and you are repeating ignorance probably of BHI. Let me teach you. Ashkenaz the descendent of Gomer did go into Europe and settled there. The land that they settled became Germany. Ashkenaz is Hebrew for Germany since it was settled by Ashkenaz, but had nothing to do with the Israelites in the Middle East. Then during the Roman Empire several hundred thousand Israelites were taken as slaves to Rome and spread across Italy. After the Roman Empire fell the Israelites that were left were freed and traveled north into Germany, Ashkenaz. From there they branched out into Poland, Eastern Europe and Russia. There was a genetic bottleneck event while in Rome though. Ashkenazi Jews are descendants of four Israelite mothers that were in Rome. Genetic studies show this. There is also several hundred thousand Ashkenazi Jews that carry the Levite chromosome which they share with shafardic and even a small tribe of Ethiopian Jews. Genetic studies have shown what was historically known before - that Ashkenazi Jews are descendants from Israelites and share genetics with Jews that never settled in Europe, Jews from the Middle East and North Africa. Ashkenazi in the name is from the territory of Germany where these Israelites previously from Rome settled, and the land was called Ashkenaz before they arrived there after the fall of Rome.
I'm 38% Ashkenazi Jewish, surprisingly high, but I suppose being ethnically Jewish doesn't equate to religion, as my family is historically very Catholic.
Shalom cousins! Being Ashkenazi is considered more of an ethnicity and then there’s practicing Jews that practice Judaism. I too recently found out I have Ashkenazi I’m not sure if it’s through my mom or my dad but it’s very exciting to know more about the family history. We are catholic and that’s all I’ve known since I was little. But after getting my DNA results I discovered way more! Super Excited!
Jews were expelled from Spain in 1491, by 1492, on Columbus' boats, some fled here. They all had to pretend to have converted to Catholicism, as the Inquisition was established here too.
According to 23 and me,I,m 2.6% Ashkenazi Jewish,and my Jewish ancestry is derived from my late paternal Grandmother Frances Barth.Grsndma Frances Barth was the daughter of two German immigrants,one of whom was from Alsace.She was born in New Orleans,Louisiana,USA in 1894mand was raised in the Catholic faith,But in spite of Being raised a Cstholic,grandma Barth often referred to herself as being a"German Jew".Since in the Jewish faith,Jewishness is reckoned form the mother,I believe therefore that grandma Barth,s mother,Magdalena(Lena)Klein was probably a Jew.Great-Granmother Lena Klein was born in Alsace,Germany on July 22,1863,and her family immigrated to America inn1866 where they settled in New Orleans,Louisiana.
I am Kashmiri Hindu, but always loved the Jewish culture and the people itself. I'm always mistaken for a Jewish girl. I've never undertaken a DNA test but I've felt this intense connection with Judaism and its associated rituals.
It's a similar story for me, I have always been drawn to Jewish writers and artists but I couldn't say why. I got my DNA results not long ago and I have a lot of Ashkenazi Jewish blood!
There is a hypothesis that the Kashmiri peoples [before Islam] had a tribal tradition ancestry claiming they were part of the "10 lost tribes of Israel" (from the northern kingdom) and that common use of biblical first names shows historical memory. A no. of authors writing in Hebrew have claimed this. More probable is that some Jewish merchant clan settled there and made a good impression
Some of my Dad Fred White's family members died in the Holocaust. My Dad, Fred White was born on April 23, 1917, and he was in the NAVY during World War 2. There are exhibits at some of the museums for documents that are kept on file for family members of people who died in the Holocaust. There is also a genealogy research library at some of the Jewish centers. My Dad, Fred White's gravesite is located at Beth David Cemetery in Elmont, New York in Long Island.
The Ones Who Remember: Second Generation Voices of the Holocaust. As the Holocaust survivors among us become more frail and pass on, we must ensure their stories and legacies continue. We must keep our promises to them. a great-granddaughter of Holocaust survivor - Some of my Dad Fred White's family members died in the Holocaust in Europe
D. N. A. PROVEN, 1.1% ASHZENAZI (Maternal) . I am a Texas Native Lipan Apache 37 %, Spanish descent "Guel" Sephardic 27.8 %(Paternal) , mixed European remaining percentage. I'm 53 years old. My maternal "latina" gramma used to place her hand on the door jam with her right hand then kiss her handas she entered our house when visiting... Wow! My dad told us that we are 12 siblings because he wanted to have 12 like the 12 tribes of Israel. I have repented for not only my sins, but the sins of my forefathers, for I was a lost sheep of the House of Israel in the farthest reaches of the earth (Dt. 30:all),BUT NOW I've been found and restored, HalleluYah!
When my Jewish great grandmother was 16, she was being forced to marry a 45 year old man. She ran away to America, alone, at 16 and became catholic. Brave!
@@joe1041 True. She was my mom's grandmother on her mom's side. Unfortunately, because of what her parents tried to do to her, she denied being Jewish even though her maiden name was Samuel. No one was sure if she was Jewish or not until my mom got her dna done.
@@ekko9397 That's unfortunate they treated her like that and made her feel the need to leave. As for yourself, It's important to note even though she denied her religion, she was still always a Jew. There is no way to leave the faith as it is both an ethnicity and a religion. This also means all her offsprings are completely Jewish (as the religion/Ethnicity passes exclusively through the maternal bloodline). All female descents will have passed the Jewishness to the next generation regardless of whom they married and or held membership in another faith. There are NO half or 1/4 Jews and the percentage of Jewish DNA is completely irrelevant as to whether or not you are a Jew. If your mother is a Jew, you are Jew. I am no more Jewish than YOU even though my DNA is 100% Jewish and yours in not. Shalom
Both of my Grandmothers were German Jews but converted to Christianity when they got married. I never took a DNA test or anything like that, but if I’m an Ashkenazi, so be it! There is nothing wrong with it. One should be proud of whatever Race or Ethnic group they are. You are what you are, I am what I am, says Popeye the Sailor man!😂😂😂
I recently took a DNA test and Ashkenazi Jewish came through as part of my ethnicity breakdown. I got my brother a DNA test and he also came up with Ashkenazi Jewish within his mix. I then got my dad a DNA test and he came up Ashkenazi Jewish within his ethnicities, but this time he had a bigger percentage. I always looked at my nan when I was younger and thought she had some Jewish in her. My mum always said that I had a look about me, as well as others. Now I have the evidence. It's amazing to finally have confirmation rather than have the internal speculation I have had for years.
@@lapislazulii141 My father also had Central Asian come up. My Nan's mother's surname is Simons. I have since connected to DNA relatives through the Simons line who confirmed through passed down verbal knowledge from ancestors that indeed they were Jewish through the Simons line.
@@lapislazulii141 Noah had 3 sons Ham = Cush, and Mizraim, and Phut, and Canaan. 7 And the sons of Cush; Seba, and Havilah, and Sabtah, and Raamah, and Sabtecha: and the sons of Raamah; Sheba, and Dedan. Shem = Gen 10: 21-24 Unto Shem also, the father of all the children of Eber, the brother of Japheth the elder, even to him were children born. 22 The children of Shem; Elam, and Asshur, and Arphaxad, and Lud, and Aram. 23 And the children of Aram; Uz, and Hul, and Gether, and Mash. 24 And Arphaxad begat Salah; and Salah begat Eber. Japheth's = Gomer = Genesis 10:3 And the sons of Gomer; Ashkenaz, and Riphath, and Togarmah, By these were the isles of the Gentiles divided in their lands; every one after his tongue, after their families, in their nations.
I am 65% Greek, 32% Balkan, 3% ashkenazi Jew was born 1962 in ATATURK’s modern Turkey, my parents escaped from region of Kosovo former socialist Yugoslavia in 1957. I moved the USA in 1989. I am green eyed white skinned told by others I look like Greek mythology gods. Weird.
7.7 % Ashkenazi Jewish! Family is more mixed than I thought! DNA results include Mexican, French, Scandinavian, Ashkenazi, and Central Asian! Beautiful Mix ❤️🥰
I am German,askenazi Jewish,Nigerian,Scandinavian,Austrian,Greek,Egyptian,Moroccan,Libyan,Scottish,Welsh,Irish,Tunisian,Portuguese,Spanish and Algerian
According to a DNA test I'm Ashkenazi on my mother's side. Checked into their origin and talked to my mom. She was aware. Her grandfather was from the German French borderlands and no longer followed the faith when he married a non Jewish woman. They had roots in Turkey. Also found out my father is also of Ashkenazi descent further back in his tree. It's been an interesting adventure.
Turkey ? Then you are khazar 🤮🤮🤮🤮 I'm descendant of prophet Yakob and I'm real Jew but named as Alawite by syrian government. But I'm enjoying in Latakia with my 1.90M tall handsome cousin whoom I married. We have sharp eyebrows and black hair. And it's a part of Jewish culture to marry paternal cousin's. She is a semite and we won't earn money through photoshoots.
That's the Rhineland area. That's where a lot of Jewish people settled in the middle ages coming up through Italy during the Roman Empire after fleeing Israel.
@Yonah Eli Warid Doron Behar has proven the khazar theory to be false..Yiddish the language of the Ashkenazi Jews is Middle high German with loan words from Hebrew Aramaic and later on Slavic. The Ashkenazi Jews are the descendants of the Jews of The Diaspora of 70a.d..about the year 1000 Casimir the great of Poland invited the Ashkenazi to his land .This shows they moved west to East and not East to west.The Jews of Poland had a skill set that Casimir recognized.The Ashkenazi t were treated very well under his rulership.Sam Aranow has many videos on the subject of Ashkenazi Jews.
I haven't done a dna ancestry test yet, but heard I had Russian Jewish ancestry.I recently saw a photo of my great grandfather's family, and I think I look like them.People always asked me if I was Jewish or Italian my whole life.As far as I knew, I wasn't.But now I'm learning more about where I cane from.His family were Jewish, from Germany.I'm going to continue researching further back Its so intriguing.
Get dna asap..its fascinating...and sad too..found i hav slavery on both sides of birth family,,way back before america was america on one side..other side,,in bermuda, lost frm storms..some stayed,others came on 2 va..which wasnt va.yet..hurt and shocked me...at same time...had friends of all cultures....never knew fathers side til 20s.m..still dont,but .am working on it wen get my laptop cleaned.and in mood... .
Jocob' 12 sons later was exiled to 4 cornors of e earth. Jus as i always suspected e lost tribes would indeed b the chriatian nations. So its not surprisin tat u may have jewish blood. Shalom n Godspeed🕊🕊🕊✝️
I am fifty percent Ashkenazie Jew. I met the ones who are one hundred percent. They were a huge influence on me. I was raised Jewish and I pray like a Jew.
This is so amazing to me! I am 62 years old and my whole life I just thought my maternal grandfathers last name was German. But, looking at some websites last week I discovered my grandfather's last name (Bauer) is actually Ashkenazi Jewish German. I am truly enthralled with this recent discovery! I love it, as it adds another whole dimension now to my family history!
uh, did you know that Ina Bauer's a figure skater and that Eddie Bauer's a clothing company founded in Seattle Washington? Bauer is not just Ashkenazi, name but its a name of Old German.
Omgoodness. Did you know that the Rothschild family's real name is Bauer? They changed it when they had a business with a red sign or shield and started using Roth-schild which means red shield.
@@initxl8847 LOL! From Wikipedia: The first member of the family who was known to use the name "Rothschild" was Izaak Elchanan Rothschild, born in 1577. The name is derived from the German zum rothen Schild (with the old spelling "th"), meaning "at the red shield", in reference to the house where the family lived for many generations.
@@kyumazu1926 The last laugh is for us you fool. We are ethnically from Israel and we now have some of our aboriginal lands back in OUR hands and under OUR control. Hope that makes you feel great :)
On my father's side, I have a line that goes back to the three Jewish cities of Mainz, Shpeyer and Worms. My father's father's mother emigrated from Mayence with her family after Napoleon took over. They moved to Pennsylvania.I know Napoleon is known as friendly to Jews, but that family was culturally more German than French.
@John Smith Yes. That's where Ashkenazim originate. But Napoleon made them "French" after he took over. Years later, the Treaty of Versailles did a similar thing along the Rhineland. The massacres of the Jews occurred way back around the First Crusade.
My siblings and I are definitely about half Ashkenazie Jews. We were raised to follow the traditions. The DNA showed me what I expected. It wasn’t a surprise. My friend said immediately when she met my family that my Dad looks Jewish and I don’t. I realize that there’s no Jewish look. It’s a religion with people who love God and are really into the Torah. I really don’t physically stereotypically look Jewish. People prefer not to believe me based on my physical looks even though it massively shows dna
Same with me, I expected It. Seems that my mom's line is ashkenazi. They looks like, their appearence is very clear. My family nowadays is catholic. I'm 4,1% ashkenazi, in yourdnaportal you can see more accurate results, in my case they came from Eastern Europe (Belarus, Ukraine, Russia). My cousin did the test too, and she has got lil bit more percentage than me, that explains why she is blonde, plus her other admixtures. That's quite interesting!
What do you mean ethnic jews? And you are wrong about them being Caucasians! There are chinese jews, ethiopean black jews, afghan jews i could go on and on! On my mothers side they are italian spanish and mostly egyptian but all jews, on my fathers side Poland Belarus ukraine ect... there is no one look for the jewish people they come from morroco egypt syrian iran irak algeria Tunisia all of europe all with different skin color!!
Do you think that someone make your house, even though you have never seen them? The house is the evidence of the builder. Same with this universe. It had a beginning, therefore it had to have a cause. And that cause, is God. This universe could not have created itself. So do you think God cares about how we live? If He has given us morality so that we have set up a system of law with courts and judges, how much more would the supreme ruler of the universe demand justice? Have you ever lied, stolen the smallest thing or thought a rude thought? If these were the things God would judge us by, would He find us innocent or guilty? The answer? Guilty. Sinning against an infinite authority figure brings infinite punishment. Hell. So how can we stop going to hell? Does doing good deeds take away our sins? If I get a speeding ticket in the morning, then do 5bgood things, should the judge let me go free? No, the fine has to be paid. What about asking for forgives? If a criminal stands before a judge and says, I'm really sorry... Should the judge let him go free? No, because that would be corrupt. Justice has to be paid. God is merciful, but not so at the expense of justice. The only way we can go to heaven is if someone pays our hell punishment for us. Jesus lived a perfect sinless life and then took all of God's wrath for our sins upon Himself on the cross. Since jesus paid 100% of our sins, there is none left for us to pay. Our punishment has been paid and we get off scot free. Justice has been paid and Gods mercy has been upheld. Our good deeds don't save us. Nor do they contribute anything to our salvation. Jesus paid it all. Just acknow your sins, and accept this gift of Jesus Christ to go to heaven.
If you have ashkenazi DNA, you are a convert not of the bloodline of Issac & yacob. Because you are Japheth NOT Shem! Esau (Shem) is yacob twin brother, Easu/Amelek( Ashkenazi ) mixed these people & are 90% caucasian people. look into the genealogy of Shem, Japheth & Hamitic it’s very simple to workout! Jew-ish is a made up term the word not in the Hebrew or old scriptures.
@@benlassu1880 That's 0.1%. And it could also mean that 0.1% of your DNA simply overlaps. I'm over 92% East Euro, 1.6% Northwest Euro, 2.5% Southern Euro, .1% Ashkenazi, etc., but it doesn't necessarily mean someone was French, Greek, or Turkish.
Do you know the KARAİM Jews who are Turkish in Istanbul, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, although their numbers are very few today. One of the general characteristics of the Turks is TUBERCULUM TURCUM and the other is Lactose Intolerance. They invented Yoghurt for him. They drink AYRAN
My mom through her paternal lineage has Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry, her ancestors came from today's Russia and Ukraine, and I have relatives now living in Israel, Russia and USA (not so distant) from my mother's side, and who are 100% ethnically Jews. On other side, my father has some Sephardic Jewish ancestry through his maternal lineage, and even he "looks like a Jew" - "Middleastern face" what he inherited from his mother. What is interesting I never knew about all that until recently, but at the same time I always felt some connection toward Jews, as it is my own people. Obviously my genes "were speaking". :)
i believe this and though it may sound silly even as a child i was so drawn to the lives of people living during the holocaust. I somehow felt it personally and found it very scary. I was once told that even if you have a small amount of native american in you it still speaks to you because even a little drop of that is still there. I believe it. I am slightly less than 2% Ashkenazi Jewish but, I am excited to learn more about it. Some people might laugh at only 2% but I don't. It means that somewhere along the way there was a completely different religion in my family and I am doing further testing to see if i can learn any more. I found this out on myheratige.com and am in the process of learning more on ancestry.com now. But I can feel the Jewish history in me it's alive even if I may not be Jewish by religion.
@@AD-zg7fw They don't look "Iranic", they look "Jewish". Jews and Iranian people are totally different people, with totally different genetics, history and look. Thanks anyway for your opinion.
@@ea5818 a doctor paul wexler would disagree with you. Also Iranic isn't modern iranian, and, well. It's interesting to see a non-meme analysis of Khazaria which was a real place, modern day Chechnya to Ukraine would be the region. Very fierce fighters with snake mythology core to their pre-abrahamic faith. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26941229/
@@Lucailey it doesn’t sound silly at all! Same as you my entire life I’ve wanted to know more about my Jewish side. My grandma never wanted to bring up anything about our family. When she came here from Poland she left everything about herself behind. If I asked questions there was never any detailed answer. The one thing she ever talked about was my grandpa (who I unfortunately never met ) and when he came here from Ukraine. I’m trying to put all the pieces together myself over the last 10+ years.
I'm Ashkenazi and have been blessed to have known this my whole life. My family always knew we were Jewish. We don't practice Judaism, my immediate family chose to follow Christianity instead, but that Jewish DNA is still within us and cannot be taken away.
If you have ashkenazi DNA, you are a convert not of the bloodline of Issac & yacob. Because you are Japheth NOT Shem! Esau (Shem) is yacob twin brother, Easu/Amelek( Ashkenazi ) mixed these people & are 90% caucasian people. look into the genealogy of Shem, Japheth & Hamitic it’s very simple to workout! Jew-ish is a made up term the word not in the Hebrew or old scriptures.
@@deejay8342 shouldent you be on some other part of youtube claiming to have been abducted by aliens or that you saw bigfoot and tupac at the club earlier?
@@ikey6779 My name is Harriett with tt ending . My mothers name was Harriett as was my GM. I have always found this an uncommon name. Don't know about Jewish ancestry but I also have the rare BRCA-2 mutation like many Ashkenazi Jews so that must count for something
It only showed 2% ashkenazi Jew for me in my ancestry dna so I didn’t pay much attention to it. Until recently I accidentally discovered that my great great great grandmother on my mothers side was a Jewish immigrant to my country from Germany, she emigrated after the First World War, presumably at the time when anti semitism was on the rise.
I’m British and just found out that I am part Ashkenazi Jew and I was soo confused, I had no idea where it came from but this video really helped, thank you.
It was a male who passed the marker down. Those who come from female branches do not carry it. It was a man in your family, a woman in mine... It was my great grandmother, so I don't carry the generic marker, they just say I'm from Russian descent because this Jewish group stayed in the Ukraine to Russian regions.
@@Aint1S my grandfather acted weird, behaved like an Orthodox Jewish living in El Salvador but he liked Christian religion, was also very drunk and disfuncional. Out of curiosity I did a DNA test and found Ashkenazi DNA, but this is my grandfather on my mother's side, according to you women don't have the marker, do you think I got it from my father? I don't have much info on his ancestry, he passed away long ago, but I have a long genealogy on my mother's side thanks to my crazy grandfather that looked very Jewish.
@@viktoryosiel Sound like it's a definite possibility! My mom's side was Orthodox side and disowned my great grandmother for marrying an Irish immigrant. They owned everything in Galveston, but it's impossible to track Jewish people's lineage after WWII. Same story as your dad on my side and only one pure blooded ethnicity, his grandmother was 100% Native American. Her father ran with his family from being put in a reservation. None of them were recorded in a census and I came from ghosts when it comes to her. Even the military had a problem trying to clear my for my security clearance in 2001, 2 years after I was in the Navy. My Jewish side is impossible to track by law and my other side cannot be tracked because they never existed. 🤣🤣🤣 My command came to ask me if there was anything in my history that would take them so long to clear me.... They could only track me back by a grandpa on my mom's side and my grandpa on my dad's, the rest were ghosts.
@@Aint1S I had no problem tracking my genealogy on my mother's side, this including my crazy grandfather, I have some ancestors from 1685, of course all of them from Spain and Portugal. For the amount of Jewish DNA one of my great great grandfather was 100% Jewish, but the weird part is why Ashkenazi and not Sephardic DNA since I'm from central America. Another situation is that many Jewish changed their names, I also have Germanic DNA, plus native American, and other European regions. I don't really like my admixture, I have 16 different regions and that will explain why people get very confused with the way I look because I can be from any country of the world with the exception of Africa or China.
Yes. I'm ashkenasi. Grandmother was born in Germany and of a Hungarian Jewish mother and German Jewish father. My grandfather was Jewish and his father was a German Jew. My mother was Jewish.
Actually the jews descendants of Abraham were enslaved for 400 years in Egypt and G-d chose Moses to free them from Egypt where they were slaves for 400 years
Discovered my grandfather was an Ashkenazi Jew on my mothers side. And as it turns out, this Jewish heritage came out of the south in Alabama (circa 1850). The trail disappears there. Never knew there was even a Jewish community in the south back then, but there was.
I got my DNA tested and found out I’m 1.7% Ashkenazi Jewish. What does this mean for me? Can I identify as Jewish? Am I able to be claimed by a Jewish community?
@@kingkilla1267 the most important thing is self worth, and leading a moral and righteous life! If you follow and hold in high esteem values as defined by Judaism, nobody can take that away from you!
@@dougthegreat1808 i don't think there's any jew that can't tell u a few funny antisemitic jokes, and also if your not Jewish ,if it does not come from a place of hate and its funny most jews will laugh and not get the least bit hurt and probably will remamber the joke to share with friends
I have 50% Ashkenazi Jewish DNA (from my father) - I have been able to trace my family tree back as far as my Great Great Grandfather and so far have found three half brothers and been in contact and met with several 2nd and 3rd cousins.
My Dad is a muslim arab, my mom a secular jew. I am Muslim and according to Judaism, you are a Jew if your mother is a Jew ... Sooo can I say I'm a Muslim Jew?And can I become a religiously jew without an exhausting and long conversion as converted jews have to do only because my mom is Jewish and although I belong to Islam yet? Is this so true?
Genesis chapter 10, the descendants of Japheth and the nations of Gentiles? Hebrews were big on this and would never just adopt those nations names. Also u saying that how they got to Europe is skeptical, that in it self tells u something is off. If u want to know the truth u have to read an actual Bible and not the newer revised version and definitely not the online bibles because they have corrupted them all and removed certain key information from the verses to lead you astray.
True, the ASHKENAZIS are the descendants of GOMER, son of JAPHET to whom they traced their LINEAGE. JAPHET is a GENTILE. JAPHET is not a JEW. He is neither a SEMITE nor an ISRAELITE, not even an HEBREW @@CatInBag2763
It's because most Europeans, especially Germanic tribes and Celtic people were direct descendants of the 10 Lost tribes of Yisra'el from their paternal lines.
I got 28% ashkenazi, I'm adopted and would like to know how this relates to my parents was one of them 50% jewish? I know dna is complicated so am very confused
i have ashkenazi dna and i am part german, part french,, and part native american. there are dark skinned natives that are ashkenazi. they came to the americas on boats. lost tribe of isreal imo.
If you have ashkenazi DNA, you are a convert not of the bloodline of Issac & yacob. Because you are Japheth NOT Shem! Esau (Shem) is yacob twin brother, Easu/Amelek( Ashkenazi ) mixed these people & are 90% caucasian people. look into the genealogy of Shem, Japheth & Hamitic it’s very simple to workout! Jew-ish is a made up term the word not in the Hebrew or old scriptures.
Does anyone here have prophetic dreams? I have had them my whole life and my siblings, aunts , and 3 sons all have them. I saw the Jewish numbers in a dream long before I knew what they were.
I am an American Indian and my ancestry is mixed race. I am proud of all that which I descend. I have Judeo Portuguese Sefaradic and Southwestern Yiddish Ashkenazic ancestry as well.
I've ALWAYS known that I was Jewish, but never made a habit of showing it to people around me. A few percent, from both parents, especially my Dad, both parents deceased... ---Lee
I took in an ancestry test and I’m 1.0% European Jewish. Let me know when the next bar mitzvah is going to be because I wanna party with y’all crazy people.
Yes thank you. You just proved my theory. Jesus wasn't a Jew, he was Hebrew. Jews are ethnoreligious. The Hebrew apostles never lived as Jews. It's in the new testament.
So my DNA showed Ashkenazi dna for about a year then changed suddenly? During this time, I found Jewish relatives last name Moses from northwestern Germany in 16-1800s. But now dna results have changed. Confusing
I have done dna test this year,and found that i have some percents of aschenazi geens,both from fathers and mother side(litle less).Even it is not much,but i am very,very proud!! I am born in Slavic country,but my hart and soul belong to Israel and Hashem!!!✡️
I recently did a gene test at 23 and me and discovered I have around 3.3 % Ashkenazi heritage....Goldmann family from Germany. As genetic relatives famous names like several Rotschilds showed up. Intressting indeed.
Ok but here is a question. Ashkenaz is a grandson of Noah so how was he a Jew? He is not even a descendant of Abraham as an Israelite much less a descendant of Jacob.
not everybody takes the Bible literally like you do Ashkenaz was a name that ended up applying to German Ashkenazi Jews referred to the Jews in the Rhineland they're descendants of mainly ancient Jews and Greco-Romans
@@fomalhauto True they term Ashkenaz is reference to Germany used by the Jews of The early middle ages who migrated out of Rome and settled along the Rhine River in cities like Mainz, Spyers and Worms.
Dear Peaceful Journeys, Noah was before Abraham. Abraham was a descendant of Noah’s son Shem. Abraham was selected by God, and responded to God’s call. He was not called a Jew but a Hebrew. His grandson Jacob fathered twelve sons, his fourth son was named Judah, and is where we get the name Jew from. Please note: The Lord God changed Jacob’s name to “Israel”. Now all Israelis are called Jews!
I have 2% Ashkenazi in my DNA. My mom was German (Kaiser) and my father Polish( Czuwara). So don't know what to do with the information. Always grew up Christian ( both parents were Catholic, but my mom spilt off to Protestantism and then my dad Lutheran later in life). My husband and I are Catholic. Not sure if its come from my mother's side, father's side., Both?
Always knew that my paternal grandmother was Jewish and came from the province of Drenthe in the Netherlands.When my daughter ordered a DNA test for me, I was not surprised that it showed that I had 25% of Ashkenazi Jewish DNA. Went on the internet to do some research and found out that my great grandfather was a man named Abraham Engers who had seven kids.My grandmother was one of his younger daughters who went to the Dutch East Indies and married my grandfather who was a Dutchman from the city of Tiel in the province of Gelderland. I found out that one of my grandmother's sisters died in a concentration camp during ww2. Have no idea what happened to the rest of the Engers family.
Hi there. In GEDmatch and in MYAncestry and DNALand I show Ashkenazi, actually a lot, but in company tests I show none. A geneticist at GEDmatch checked it and said that my genome is very much like an Ashkenazi Jewish person, although I show no markers for Jewish ancestry. Now when I see the Ashkenazi appearing as a top population match I sadly ignore it. I wish I could claim it, I claim everything else, but I cannot claim that. Any help??? Update: I have Jewish percentages and full matches.
Lol!! I’m black and I’m proud of my beautiful color, one thing. do you know I have a DNA 🧬 test and with 23andMe send me a plate I have the most mixed reces on me so old since 600 B.C. My ancestors walk around Jesus Christ times my body DNA have Nubian, Iberian, German, French, scandinavian, and yes Ashkenazi Jewish and more!! And the most beautiful thing I’m part of everything and everything is part of me. Remember have love and compassion for others no matter of color of your skin the gods and the universe bless you always 😇❤️👍🏾
BLACKFOX DELTA76 thank you for ur answer , i was just wondering how can u be Ashkenazi and black in same time but I understand what u mean , but i think Ashkenazi ppl consider you one of them , the pretty tight racist as far as i know , cheers
@Steam Rolled You're Funny. Read My Comment Again. Did I Say Anything About Black Americans? Read 2 Kings Chapter 16 Verses 1-7. A "Jew" (Yehudi) is Of Judah Only. All The People That Claim To Be "Jews" Are Not All Descendants Of Judah, Nor Of Ancient Judea. Again, Ashkenaz Was The Son Of Gomer And Not A Descendant Of Judah (One Of Jacob/Israel's Sons). Ashkenaz, Was A Great Grandson Of Noah. Abraham And Moses Were Not "Jews". Moses Was From Tribe Of Levi (One Of Jacob/Israel's Sons). You Need To Educate Yourself Concerning This Issue Of What A True "Jew" Is, Instead Of Being Snotty Towards Me And Ignorant All At The Same Time. Shalom
My last name is Ashkenazi and is German. My family migrated to Guatemala in the 1950s and eventually saved up to become Americans. Suffered one war just to enter another and finally be free.
@Psychedelic Otter Turtle I’m 50% German, 25% Irish, and roughly 25% Mayan Indian. After my great grandfather fought in World War 2 during the African campaign for a German tank division, he fled and escaped towards Central America. I don’t know why he fought for Germany or if he even knew what was happening to the Jewish people at the time. I wish I knew.. he did receive medals while in a panzer division which I feel conflicted about.. anyways he moved to Guatemala and met my great grandmother who was the daughter of a local banana plantation owner. They got married and got along well due to being catholic. He worked as a courier during the Guatemalan civil war and eventually saved up enough to move him and his family (my great grandmother, grandpa, and his siblings) to America. I’m very thankful. I would love to know more about my family, did you do personal research or a website to find out your ancestors history? Also my last name is, “Black” in German.
I want my parents to get tested to see where our Jewish roots come from. My dad said he thinks it might be from his side. Have your parents taken any DNA tests to confirm yours.
Do YOU have Ashkenazi/Jewish genes? Great! Get your DNA tested today! If you have even the smallest percentage of the Ashkenazi/Jew gene, have no worries! The COVID vaccine is DNA specific, and it will not hurt you in any way!! So go ahead, take your ancestry/COVID test done today, to ensure your place on the Earth, and to relieve any anxiety you may have been having!!
Just came across this...I took a DNA test and I have 11.5 per cent European in my DNA..9.7 per cent is British and Irish and 1.3 per cent Ashkenazi Jew. My family is really mixed, I even have 2.6 per cent East Asian. And without saying 85.9 per cent Sub Saharan Africa.
I converted in at 17. I got lactose intolerant pregnant with my daughter, she came out and i went back to normal and she remained intolerant. I went on to get autonomic dysregulation and 30 years later i got tested and sure enough I wasted so much time converting to someone I already was. My Rabbi used to say, Gd picks the religion you were meant to have. It seems Granma fled the camps married a white british soldier and never told a soul. 23 and me sure did make shabbat interesting in my house...❤❤
I recently did a DNA test and my results were 60% Northern Caucasian,39% Central Asian,1% Japanese.I was surprised to find that I have DNA matches to a few people from Israel as I'm not Jewish.
I was always told i was german and irish, recently i took a dna test and it says i am an Ashkenazi ....i knew i had ancestors from germany and dna said i was part of jewish dispioria...this is all hard to understand ....
I have Ashkenazi and Iraqi Jewish DNA as well as iberian peninsual and ethiopian regional DNA. I have been converting to Judaism for over a decade. I discovered my Ashkenazi roots just a few years ago. I think, personally, that my tug towards Judaism was caused by my ancestral roots.
@@wescurtis257 Hi Wes! "Jews" is the post-exilic term for the Israelites. Abraham was the descendant of Noah's son Shem. God sent Abraham from the Ur of Chaldees to the land of Canaan where God made a covenant with him that God would give the land to Abraham's descendants and make them a great nation. The land of Israel was promised to Abraham's seed, so that is why the Jews speak of Abraham. Also, in Abraham, all the families of Earth are blessed. See Gen. 12:2,3 and Gen 15:18 and Gen. 9:9. Thank you for your question😃
@@wescurtis257 Actually the Jewish people trace their descent from Abraham and his son Isaac who got the name Israel and the Muslims trace their descent to Abraham and his son Ishmael because before Abraham there were no Jews and no Muslims so descent from Noah and his sons do not count as Jews or Muslims.
@@lorriemiller6750 it was Jacob who name was changed to Israel , the 12 tribes of Israel came out of Jacob. People seem to forget the 10 lost tribes of norther Israel. They are still here and formed nations ,they have forgotten who they are but God hasn't.
Finding Ashkenazi DNA in your family is not all hugs and kisses. My sister got sick with lung issues in her 50s. The Dr found stage 4 ovarian cancer . A not fun DNA test showed dominate founder effect BRCA-2 associated with Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry . Only after this did we put two and two together. My paternal grandmother died of breast cancer at 32yrs old and my father died of pancreatic cancer. We are descendants of German Mennonites who migrated from the Ukraine to Kansas in the 1880s. But our DNA shows something different. We must have mixed with the neighboring Jewish population in Ukraine. I got my DNA tested and I also showed the mutation BRCA-2. I have had to have a total hysterectomy and bilateral mastectomy. My sister died 2yr ago just at the start of the COVID shut down so I wasn't able to be with her. Her funeral was 10 people grave side. Very sad. I live every day with the scars of this ancestry. If any body is Jewish I most certainly am.
Harriett, that is interesting. The only other people (from my understanding) that have was high incidence if BRCA-2 mutation are the Scandinavians. I could be wrong. That doesn't mean that your family doesn't have Ashkenazi genetics, I'm just pointing this out. DNA test can indicate your ancestry though. It would indicate Ashkenazi (as well as others) as mine did.
I too had ovarian cancer but escaped breast cancer but runs in our family. I am almost 25% Ashkenazi so perhaps that contributed to my ovarian cancer now gone. Bless you for what you went through.
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I'm an Arab woman from North Africa, ex muslim and proud in Christ Jesus since 10 years, happen to have 11% of Spanish, 9% of Italian and mostly fighting to look for my 4.2% Ashkenazi DNA ancestral family line!!! Amen
*North Africa people are not arabs*
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I'm 64, all my life I thought I was French. My "real" or so I thought father had nothing to do with us after he divorced my mother. My daughter did the DNA test and was contacted by someone that showed they matched. So I did a test and found this person to be my half-sister. So I'm 30%Ashkenazi & 25% Scottish 18% Baltic.
I didn't get a chance to meet my real father as he died from cancer he got from the Navy. But now I have a new family to meet. I'm excited!!!
Greeting, cousin! I am 74 and finally did a DNA test last year to settle a mystery I was aware of, but never much acted on it. I found out my father was not my father, DNA wise, and I was 30% Ashkenazi Jew, 28% Scottish and 28% Irish! 😮 some other small percentages of other cultures! I was able to meet a new set of cousins and a half brother, who proudly says “we are not half brothers, we are brothers!”
50% Ashkenazi, 25% Armenian and 25% Polish here 😊
You people are Gentiles, you cannot become Isreal !!!!!!!!
It's forbidden for jew-ish Europeans to show their DNA results according to Israel laws
Why?
Watch the result of jew-ish Europeans
Geneticists always classify jew-ish Europeans in European genetic pool
But arabs and middle Eastern jews are in semitic genetic pool
See the difference?
So you can see which one is semitic people scientifically😂😅😊
Arabs are Semitic people
Arabic is semitic language
Jew-ish Europeans genetically are Europeans
Yiddish is German European language
So who are anti Semitic here??? 😂😂😂😂😂
I just found out I am Ashkenazi .....through DNA ...
The Ashkenazi Jews did not comes from Eastern Europe. We are from the Rhineland region of North France and West Germany. The Ashkenazi only moved eastward into Slavic areas later. Yiddish is not a mixture of German dialects, it is based on Medieval High German infused with a small amount of Hebrew and Aramaic borrow words (and later some Slavic terms). Yiddish is a distinct language of it's own.
Well, yes, but no. We are not from the Rhineland, we are from the Levant and Southern Europe. This is where almost all of our ancestry is from. Our Northern European ancestry is no more than 15%.
@@sim3onbk2 I was referring to the Ashkenazi culture. It began in the Rhineland as I said before.
@@Lagolop Culturally, yes I suppose, but culture is very fluid and can change rapidly. American Ashkenazi Jews are very different from Israeli Ashkenazi Jews, Russian Ashkenazi Jews, and certainly Eastern European Ashkenazi Jews from 100 years ago.
Genetically, Ashkenazi Jews are Levantine and East Mediterranean. We have less Northern European ancestry than African Americans.
@Daniel a Yes we are Jews with ancestry in Israel and that is proven by our genetic makeup. I said our CULTURE came from the Rhineland but not our people. We originated in the Near East ie the eastern part of the Med area ie Israel of today.
@Peter Monarch LOL, you're an idiot.
I am 50% Askenazi Jewish, and couldn't be more proud !
It's a religion it logical and make sense to say you a part askenazi. I have these people in my blood but religion is not my dna
Good work 👍
It seems like everyone wants to be Ashkenazi Jew for money lol !
Me too! And I'm on a great learning adventure about my heritage!
Im 4 procent lol
I'm 30% Ashkenazim from The Netherlands, my grandmother (mother's side) survived WWII (unfortunately all of her family got killed in camps, gassed or otherwise) and I'm so lucky to be here! Very proud as well :)
Khazarian
@Costanza Young ok? I don't need to prove it to some random internet stranger, anyway.
Blaybn gezunt, un shtark :)
@@Lagolop you too, my friend. ❤️
Leuk, ik kom er net achter dat ik 5% ben, kom ook uit Nederland😊
My great-great grandmother was Eva Esther Levin and yes, her Ashkenazi DNA shows up in my profile.
I'm an ashkenazi jewish and I'm very proud for this❤❤❤❤❤
Why ?
Me too .. i discovery by adn test
I'm Puertorican and just found out that I am 13.1 ashkenazi jew. I know that my family is from Northern Spain so that probably explains that but what a surprise. I'm proud.
I had the test and am 99.9% Ashkenazi! Of which I'm so proud! Greetings from Santiago, Chile!
Those tests are a lie. All they wanted was a sample of your DNA
The sons of Japheth: Gomer, Maggog, Madi, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, and Tiras.
The sons of Gomer: Ashkenaz, Riphath, and Togarmah. ( Genesis 10:2,3)
Ashkenaz was the grandson of Japheth, not Shem. Therefore, you people are not schematic
yes your people were slaveowners throughout South America and Caribbean
@@keithharrison9797 🥱nuff said
Therefore you are wrong and you are repeating ignorance probably of BHI. Let me teach you. Ashkenaz the descendent of Gomer did go into Europe and settled there. The land that they settled became Germany. Ashkenaz is Hebrew for Germany since it was settled by Ashkenaz, but had nothing to do with the Israelites in the Middle East. Then during the Roman Empire several hundred thousand Israelites were taken as slaves to Rome and spread across Italy. After the Roman Empire fell the Israelites that were left were freed and traveled north into Germany, Ashkenaz. From there they branched out into Poland, Eastern Europe and Russia. There was a genetic bottleneck event while in Rome though. Ashkenazi Jews are descendants of four Israelite mothers that were in Rome. Genetic studies show this. There is also several hundred thousand Ashkenazi Jews that carry the Levite chromosome which they share with shafardic and even a small tribe of Ethiopian Jews. Genetic studies have shown what was historically known before - that Ashkenazi Jews are descendants from Israelites and share genetics with Jews that never settled in Europe, Jews from the Middle East and North Africa. Ashkenazi in the name is from the territory of Germany where these Israelites previously from Rome settled, and the land was called Ashkenaz before they arrived there after the fall of Rome.
I'm 38% Ashkenazi Jewish, surprisingly high, but I suppose being ethnically Jewish doesn't equate to religion, as my family is historically very Catholic.
That pretty much sums up my situation lol
Shalom cousins! Being Ashkenazi is considered more of an ethnicity and then there’s practicing Jews that practice Judaism. I too recently found out I have Ashkenazi I’m not sure if it’s through my mom or my dad but it’s very exciting to know more about the family history. We are catholic and that’s all I’ve known since I was little. But after getting my DNA results I discovered way more! Super Excited!
I am roughly 95 percent Ashkenazi Jewish my wife and I light candles and say prayers on Friday night.
Same here!
@@grodrigueze.b1455 one of your ancestors could have been forced to convert to Catholicism centuries ago.
I am 50% Nigerian however I am mixed with a small percentage of a lot of other race.. 1.9% of Ashlenazi is one of them.. 😊
You could be the next Sammy Davis, Jr.
Amazing ✡️ I'm 1.7% Ashkenazi too, shalom sis
@@Rosenheim1029 I don't understand why don't you look at the remaining 98.3 percent?
I just found out Im 13% ashkenazi grew up my whole life thinking i was mexican & chiricahua apache...im excited to learn more but definitely SHOCKED🤯
Jews were expelled from Spain in 1491, by 1492, on Columbus' boats, some fled here. They all had to pretend to have converted to Catholicism, as the Inquisition was established here too.
According to 23 and me I’m 1% Ashkenazi Jewish and I just found my Jewish ancestors
Damn
According to 23 and me,I,m 2.6% Ashkenazi Jewish,and my Jewish ancestry is derived from my late paternal Grandmother Frances Barth.Grsndma Frances Barth was the daughter of two German immigrants,one of whom was from Alsace.She was born in New Orleans,Louisiana,USA in 1894mand was raised in the Catholic faith,But in spite of Being raised a Cstholic,grandma Barth often referred to herself as being a"German Jew".Since in the Jewish faith,Jewishness is reckoned form the mother,I believe therefore that grandma Barth,s mother,Magdalena(Lena)Klein was probably a Jew.Great-Granmother Lena Klein was born in Alsace,Germany on July 22,1863,and her family immigrated to America inn1866 where they settled in New Orleans,Louisiana.
@@yahannayahyahannayah8566 Amen If you look at Genesis 10 verses 1-6 you will see Askenazi's are gentiles
I just found it im 0.1 percent
l am from algeria l have 8,7 ashkenazi , l am jewish?
I am Kashmiri Hindu, but always loved the Jewish culture and the people itself. I'm always mistaken for a Jewish girl. I've never undertaken a DNA test but I've felt this intense connection with Judaism and its associated rituals.
Mooooo
It's a similar story for me, I have always been drawn to Jewish writers and artists but I couldn't say why. I got my DNA results not long ago and I have a lot of Ashkenazi Jewish blood!
The jews did settled in india, so some of e indians might hav jewish blood
There is a hypothesis that the Kashmiri peoples [before Islam] had a tribal tradition ancestry claiming they were part of the "10 lost tribes of Israel" (from the northern kingdom) and that common use of biblical first names shows historical memory. A no. of authors writing in Hebrew have claimed this. More probable is that some Jewish merchant clan settled there and made a good impression
Hi, did you discover anything new since your comment?
I got this on my DNA test. I have been seeing Aramaic symbols in my dreams my whole life and maybe that is why?
Some of my Dad Fred White's family members died in the Holocaust. My Dad, Fred White was born on April 23, 1917, and he was in the NAVY during World War 2. There are exhibits at some of the museums for documents that are kept on file for family members of people who died in the Holocaust. There is also a genealogy research library at some of the Jewish centers.
My Dad, Fred White's gravesite is located at Beth David Cemetery in Elmont, New York in Long Island.
The International Red Cross kept accurate records of all the deaths on both sides, but there seems to be a discrepancy.
Beth house of bread
Where was he born?
The Ones Who Remember: Second Generation Voices of the Holocaust.
As the Holocaust survivors among us become more frail and pass on, we must ensure their stories and legacies continue. We must keep our promises to them.
a great-granddaughter of Holocaust survivor - Some of my Dad Fred White's family members died in the Holocaust in Europe
D. N. A. PROVEN, 1.1% ASHZENAZI (Maternal) . I am a Texas Native Lipan Apache 37 %, Spanish descent "Guel" Sephardic 27.8 %(Paternal) , mixed European remaining percentage. I'm 53 years old. My maternal "latina" gramma used to place her hand on the door jam with her right hand then kiss her handas she entered our house when visiting... Wow! My dad told us that we are 12 siblings because he wanted to have 12 like the 12 tribes of Israel. I have repented for not only my sins, but the sins of my forefathers, for I was a lost sheep of the House of Israel in the farthest reaches of the earth (Dt. 30:all),BUT NOW I've been found and restored, HalleluYah!
Amen!
When my Jewish great grandmother was 16, she was being forced to marry a 45 year old man. She ran away to America, alone, at 16 and became catholic. Brave!
if this is on your great grandmothers maternal line (mothers mothers mother) then you are 100% Jewish no mather your percentage of DNA
@@joe1041 True. She was my mom's grandmother on her mom's side. Unfortunately, because of what her parents tried to do to her, she denied being Jewish even though her maiden name was Samuel. No one was sure if she was Jewish or not until my mom got her dna done.
@@ekko9397 That's unfortunate they treated her like that and made her feel the need to leave. As for yourself, It's important to note even though she denied her religion, she was still always a Jew. There is no way to leave the faith as it is both an ethnicity and a religion. This also means all her offsprings are completely Jewish (as the religion/Ethnicity passes exclusively through the maternal bloodline). All female descents will have passed the Jewishness to the next generation regardless of whom they married and or held membership in another faith. There are NO half or 1/4 Jews and the percentage of Jewish DNA is completely irrelevant as to whether or not you are a Jew. If your mother is a Jew, you are Jew.
I am no more Jewish than YOU even though my DNA is 100% Jewish and yours in not.
Shalom
@@ekko9397 You are a Jew! You should talk to your local Rabbi about that and maybe join the faith. May HaShem bless you.
@@nikita3569 Jesus Christ is HaShem, and may He bless you.
Both of my Grandmothers were German Jews but converted to Christianity when they got married. I never took a DNA test or anything like that, but if I’m an Ashkenazi, so be it! There is nothing wrong with it. One should be proud of whatever Race or Ethnic group they are. You are what you are, I am what I am, says Popeye the Sailor man!😂😂😂
I recently took a DNA test and Ashkenazi Jewish came through as part of my ethnicity breakdown. I got my brother a DNA test and he also came up with Ashkenazi Jewish within his mix. I then got my dad a DNA test and he came up Ashkenazi Jewish within his ethnicities, but this time he had a bigger percentage. I always looked at my nan when I was younger and thought she had some Jewish in her. My mum always said that I had a look about me, as well as others. Now I have the evidence. It's amazing to finally have confirmation rather than have the internal speculation I have had for years.
Ethnic Jews are racially Caucasian, and Caucasians are very diverse.
@@lapislazulii141 My father also had Central Asian come up. My Nan's mother's surname is Simons. I have since connected to DNA relatives through the Simons line who confirmed through passed down verbal knowledge from ancestors that indeed they were Jewish through the Simons line.
Genesis 10:3
And the sons of Gomer; Ashkenaz, and Riphath, and Togarmah
@@lapislazulii141 Noah had 3 sons
Ham = Cush, and Mizraim, and Phut, and Canaan. 7 And the sons of Cush; Seba, and Havilah, and Sabtah, and Raamah, and Sabtecha: and the sons of Raamah; Sheba, and Dedan.
Shem = Gen 10: 21-24 Unto Shem also, the father of all the children of Eber, the brother of Japheth the elder, even to him were children born. 22 The children of Shem; Elam, and Asshur, and Arphaxad, and Lud, and Aram. 23 And the children of Aram; Uz, and Hul, and Gether, and Mash. 24 And Arphaxad begat Salah; and Salah begat Eber.
Japheth's = Gomer = Genesis 10:3
And the sons of Gomer; Ashkenaz, and Riphath, and Togarmah, By these were the isles of the Gentiles divided in their lands; every one after his tongue, after their families, in their nations.
@@aryeh3701 The term Ashkenaz was used by the Jews of The early middle ages as a name for Germany just as Sefard was used by Sephardic Jews for Spain
I am 65% Greek, 32% Balkan, 3% ashkenazi Jew was born 1962 in ATATURK’s modern Turkey, my parents escaped from region of Kosovo former socialist Yugoslavia in 1957. I moved the USA in 1989. I am green eyed white skinned told by others I look like Greek mythology gods. Weird.
7.7 % Ashkenazi Jewish! Family is more mixed than I thought! DNA results include Mexican, French, Scandinavian, Ashkenazi, and Central Asian! Beautiful Mix ❤️🥰
I am German,askenazi Jewish,Nigerian,Scandinavian,Austrian,Greek,Egyptian,Moroccan,Libyan,Scottish,Welsh,Irish,Tunisian,Portuguese,Spanish and Algerian
@@HellO-gr2wx wow you are so mixed! It’s so nice to know all our ethnic backgrounds very exciting!
ok
where in Cantral Asia?
Damn I’m zero but I thought my freeman side might have been but guess not lol
According to a DNA test I'm Ashkenazi on my mother's side. Checked into their origin and talked to my mom. She was aware. Her grandfather was from the German French borderlands and no longer followed the faith when he married a non Jewish woman. They had roots in Turkey. Also found out my father is also of Ashkenazi descent further back in his tree. It's been an interesting adventure.
Turkey ? Then you are khazar 🤮🤮🤮🤮
I'm descendant of prophet Yakob and I'm real Jew but named as Alawite by syrian government. But I'm enjoying in Latakia with my 1.90M tall handsome cousin whoom I married. We have sharp eyebrows and black hair. And it's a part of Jewish culture to marry paternal cousin's. She is a semite and we won't earn money through photoshoots.
That's the Rhineland area. That's where a lot of Jewish people settled in the middle ages coming up through Italy during the Roman Empire after fleeing Israel.
@@rightwing801 Khazar theory lol.
@@rightwing801 There were no Khazar Jews. It is a theory that was never proved. There were Jews in Turkey.
@Yonah Eli Warid Doron Behar has proven the khazar theory to be false..Yiddish the language of the Ashkenazi Jews is Middle high German with loan words from Hebrew Aramaic and later on Slavic. The Ashkenazi Jews are the descendants of the Jews of The Diaspora of 70a.d..about the year 1000 Casimir the great of Poland invited the Ashkenazi to his land .This shows they moved west to East and not East to west.The Jews of Poland had a skill set that Casimir recognized.The Ashkenazi t were treated very well under his rulership.Sam Aranow has many videos on the subject of Ashkenazi Jews.
Did 23 and me genetic test and found out I am 14.7% ashcanazi jew! I was floored and excited! Its through my dads side..
Me too ! 15.5% . My Dad was adopted so it is news to me ! I find it very interesting .
I haven't done a dna ancestry test yet, but heard I had Russian Jewish ancestry.I recently saw a photo of my great grandfather's family, and I think I look like them.People always asked me if I was Jewish or Italian my whole life.As far as I knew, I wasn't.But now I'm learning more about where I cane from.His family were Jewish, from Germany.I'm going to continue researching further back Its so intriguing.
Get dna asap..its fascinating...and sad too..found i hav slavery on both sides of birth family,,way back before america was america on one side..other side,,in bermuda, lost frm storms..some stayed,others came on 2 va..which wasnt va.yet..hurt and shocked me...at same time...had friends of all cultures....never knew fathers side til 20s.m..still dont,but .am working on it wen get my laptop cleaned.and in mood... .
Jocob' 12 sons later was exiled to 4 cornors of e earth. Jus as i always suspected e lost tribes would indeed b the chriatian nations.
So its not surprisin tat u may have jewish blood. Shalom n Godspeed🕊🕊🕊✝️
I am fifty percent Ashkenazie Jew. I met the ones who are one hundred percent. They were a huge influence on me. I was raised Jewish and I pray like a Jew.
@laurieberry What side of your family are you 50% Jewish? If your mother's mother was Jewish, you are 100% Jewish.
My mom converted. Mom is 1/16 Native American. And mom is also Irish.
I’m Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 & have Ashkenazi dna 🧬
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@@annsangkharat9113 NO
So what ?
@@celinesleiman6001 HE has Jesuit blood. God's cursed people. He's a descendant of Cain. The luciferian bloodline.
Im Bosniak and i have ashkenazi jewish dna. Shalom bros ❤️
Brate , mi smo muslimani. Selam, not shalom. In islam, we can have any ethnicity be Muslims, even Jewish.
Concept of ummah ❤️
I am a Hungarian Ashkenazi Jew from Budapest
I'm African American and my DNA shows 3 percent Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry. It's on my maternal side.
This is so amazing to me! I am 62 years old and my whole life I just thought my maternal grandfathers last name was German.
But, looking at some websites last week I discovered my grandfather's last name (Bauer) is actually Ashkenazi Jewish German. I am truly enthralled with this recent discovery! I love it, as it adds another whole dimension now to my family history!
uh, did you know that Ina Bauer's a figure skater and that Eddie Bauer's a clothing company founded in Seattle Washington? Bauer is not just Ashkenazi, name but its a name of Old German.
Omgoodness. Did you know that the Rothschild family's real name is Bauer? They changed it when they had a business with a red sign or shield and started using Roth-schild which means red shield.
@@StillWatersRunDeep101 Roth child is kids off Roth don't invent story herr
@@initxl8847 LOL! From Wikipedia: The first member of the family who was known to use the name "Rothschild" was Izaak Elchanan Rothschild, born in 1577. The name is derived from the German zum rothen Schild (with the old spelling "th"), meaning "at the red shield", in reference to the house where the family lived for many generations.
@@StillWatersRunDeep101 and Wikipedia is I real source for you? Even me I xan write there or you common man
Reading some of your comments here, a lot of you are happy about the discovery of being Jewish or Ashkenazi, in which case I say: Less hate more Love!
The word Ashkenazi (Ashkenaz) is not a word derived from Christians. It is the Medieval HEBREW reference to the Rhineland.
The video covers both - Japeth-Gomer-Ashkenaz (from pre-christian Torah) and from Germany (not Israel).
@@hisslamb5378 All Jews ARE from Israel. Everyone of us :) At least that is our aboriginal origins.
@@Lagolop lol
@@kyumazu1926 The last laugh is for us you fool. We are ethnically from Israel and we now have some of our aboriginal lands back in OUR hands and under OUR control. Hope that makes you feel great :)
@@Lagolop ohh for sure
On my father's side, I have a line that goes back to the three Jewish cities of Mainz, Shpeyer and Worms. My father's father's mother emigrated from Mayence with her family after Napoleon took over. They moved to Pennsylvania.I know Napoleon is known as friendly to Jews, but that family was culturally more German than French.
@John Smith Yes. That's where Ashkenazim originate. But Napoleon made them "French" after he took over. Years later, the Treaty of Versailles did a similar thing along the Rhineland. The massacres of the Jews occurred way back around the First Crusade.
My siblings and I are definitely about half Ashkenazie Jews. We were raised to follow the traditions. The DNA showed me what I expected. It wasn’t a surprise. My friend said immediately when she met my family that my Dad looks Jewish and I don’t. I realize that there’s no Jewish look. It’s a religion with people who love God and are really into the Torah. I really don’t physically stereotypically look Jewish. People prefer not to believe me based on my physical looks even though it massively shows dna
Very true. Ethnic Jews are racially Caucasian, and Caucasians are very diverse.
@@lapislazulii141 lol WRONG
Same with me, I expected It.
Seems that my mom's line is ashkenazi. They looks like, their appearence is very clear. My family nowadays is catholic. I'm 4,1% ashkenazi, in yourdnaportal you can see more accurate results, in my case they came from Eastern Europe (Belarus, Ukraine, Russia). My cousin did the test too, and she has got lil bit more percentage than me, that explains why she is blonde, plus her other admixtures. That's quite interesting!
What do you mean ethnic jews? And you are wrong about them being Caucasians! There are chinese jews, ethiopean black jews, afghan jews i could go on and on! On my mothers side they are italian spanish and mostly egyptian but all jews, on my fathers side Poland Belarus ukraine ect... there is no one look for the jewish people they come from morroco egypt syrian iran irak algeria Tunisia all of europe all with different skin color!!
Same here and I am 51% Jewish
Shalom friends. I just found out I’m Jewish!
How do you know this?
@@Lagolop I took the DNA test. I don’t know my dads family well.
@@stephanielynn9142 What do you say you are Jewish? What was in your DNA test result that makes you think that?
Do you think that someone make your house, even though you have never seen them? The house is the evidence of the builder. Same with this universe. It had a beginning, therefore it had to have a cause. And that cause, is God. This universe could not have created itself.
So do you think God cares about how we live? If He has given us morality so that we have set up a system of law with courts and judges, how much more would the supreme ruler of the universe demand justice?
Have you ever lied, stolen the smallest thing or thought a rude thought? If these were the things God would judge us by, would He find us innocent or guilty? The answer? Guilty. Sinning against an infinite authority figure brings infinite punishment. Hell.
So how can we stop going to hell? Does doing good deeds take away our sins? If I get a speeding ticket in the morning, then do 5bgood things, should the judge let me go free? No, the fine has to be paid.
What about asking for forgives? If a criminal stands before a judge and says, I'm really sorry... Should the judge let him go free? No, because that would be corrupt. Justice has to be paid. God is merciful, but not so at the expense of justice.
The only way we can go to heaven is if someone pays our hell punishment for us. Jesus lived a perfect sinless life and then took all of God's wrath for our sins upon Himself on the cross. Since jesus paid 100% of our sins, there is none left for us to pay. Our punishment has been paid and we get off scot free. Justice has been paid and Gods mercy has been upheld.
Our good deeds don't save us. Nor do they contribute anything to our salvation. Jesus paid it all. Just acknow your sins, and accept this gift of Jesus Christ to go to heaven.
If you have ashkenazi DNA, you are a convert not of the bloodline of Issac & yacob. Because you are Japheth NOT Shem! Esau (Shem) is yacob twin brother, Easu/Amelek( Ashkenazi ) mixed these people & are 90% caucasian people. look into the genealogy of Shem, Japheth & Hamitic it’s very simple to workout! Jew-ish is a made up term the word not in the Hebrew or old scriptures.
.1% When is family reunion?
Gluten Free Bread 0.4 I’ll be waiting
1% means someone in your family was 100%
@@benlassu1880 I like your mindset
@@benlassu1880 That's 0.1%. And it could also mean that 0.1% of your DNA simply overlaps. I'm over 92% East Euro, 1.6% Northwest Euro, 2.5% Southern Euro, .1% Ashkenazi, etc., but it doesn't necessarily mean someone was French, Greek, or Turkish.
LOL! Well, I'm 90% and you are invited to MY reunion anytime.
Do you know the KARAİM Jews who are Turkish in Istanbul, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, although their numbers are very few today.
One of the general characteristics of the Turks is TUBERCULUM TURCUM and the other is Lactose Intolerance. They invented Yoghurt for him. They drink AYRAN
Karaite Jews from those places you mentioned are Judean in genetic origin. They are only Turkic by language, not by ancestry.
I'm mostly Ashkenazi jewish ,had no idea .trying too learn what it means . Thankyou for video xx
👍
+Karen Jadie steinhards Check out my channel please.
It means you are to be called by the most high
Steinhard, definitely a give away... 😉
@free citizen01 Yes,although I know if Ashkenazi family but drawn to Sefardi customs,sure some ancestors were Sefardi.
Hello family, I am excited about this!
My mom through her paternal lineage has Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry, her ancestors came from today's Russia and Ukraine, and I have relatives now living in Israel, Russia and USA (not so distant) from my mother's side, and who are 100% ethnically Jews.
On other side, my father has some Sephardic Jewish ancestry through his maternal lineage, and even he "looks like a Jew" - "Middleastern face" what he inherited from his mother.
What is interesting I never knew about all that until recently, but at the same time I always felt some connection toward Jews, as it is my own people. Obviously my genes "were speaking". :)
i believe this and though it may sound silly even as a child i was so drawn to the lives of people living during the holocaust. I somehow felt it personally and found it very scary. I was once told that even if you have a small amount of native american in you it still speaks to you because even a little drop of that is still there. I believe it. I am slightly less than 2% Ashkenazi Jewish but, I am excited to learn more about it. Some people might laugh at only 2% but I don't. It means that somewhere along the way there was a completely different religion in my family and I am doing further testing to see if i can learn any more. I found this out on myheratige.com and am in the process of learning more on ancestry.com now. But I can feel the Jewish history in me it's alive even if I may not be Jewish by religion.
It's why Ben Shapiro and Einstein look more Iranic than Germanic IMHO
@@AD-zg7fw They don't look "Iranic", they look "Jewish". Jews and Iranian people are totally different people, with totally different genetics, history and look. Thanks anyway for your opinion.
@@ea5818 a doctor paul wexler would disagree with you. Also Iranic isn't modern iranian, and, well. It's interesting to see a non-meme analysis of Khazaria which was a real place, modern day Chechnya to Ukraine would be the region. Very fierce fighters with snake mythology core to their pre-abrahamic faith. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26941229/
@@Lucailey it doesn’t sound silly at all! Same as you my entire life I’ve wanted to know more about my Jewish side. My grandma never wanted to bring up anything about our family. When she came here from Poland she left everything about herself behind. If I asked questions there was never any detailed answer. The one thing she ever talked about was my grandpa (who I unfortunately never met ) and when he came here from Ukraine. I’m trying to put all the pieces together myself over the last 10+ years.
I am 4.7% Ashkenazi according to my DNA test. Actually I am proud of being related to them.
Marko Vederhus and we are proud to be related to you! 👍🏻💜✡️ 👋🏻😘
Hanna GG 😊😊
Ashkenazi are E.DOMITES....THEY ARE NOT FROM THE TRIBE OF JUDAH....THE REAL JEWS WENT INTO SLAVERY....THEY ARE (SO
CALLED BLACKS) ISRAELITES
@Catholic Truth True.
@Jancy Varghese TRUTH!
I'm Ashkenazi and have been blessed to have known this my whole life. My family always knew we were Jewish. We don't practice Judaism, my immediate family chose to follow Christianity instead, but that Jewish DNA is still within us and cannot be taken away.
This is such a valuable resource you're providing! Thank you so much!!
If you have ashkenazi DNA, you are a convert not of the bloodline of Issac & yacob. Because you are Japheth NOT Shem! Esau (Shem) is yacob twin brother, Easu/Amelek( Ashkenazi ) mixed these people & are 90% caucasian people. look into the genealogy of Shem, Japheth & Hamitic it’s very simple to workout! Jew-ish is a made up term the word not in the Hebrew or old scriptures.
@@deejay8342 shouldent you be on some other part of youtube claiming to have been abducted by aliens or that you saw bigfoot and tupac at the club earlier?
Is this where the word ‘Nazi’ came from?
I recently found out I had an 100% Ashkenazi Grandmother..miss you grandma Harriet ❤.
BS’D with the help from heaven
Shalom Aleichem Mazel Tov 🙌
Baruk HaSHem my Yachid
Ashkenazi Poland west German Jew
How Hitler call himself a Nazi I’m looking still very hard 👀
I'm Jewish and my grandmas name is Harriet too lol
@@ikey6779 My name is Harriett with tt ending . My mothers name was Harriett as was my GM. I have always found this an uncommon name. Don't know about Jewish ancestry but I also have the rare BRCA-2 mutation like many Ashkenazi Jews so that must count for something
Where could I find out if I have this DNA... i was adopted.
It only showed 2% ashkenazi Jew for me in my ancestry dna so I didn’t pay much attention to it. Until recently I accidentally discovered that my great great great grandmother on my mothers side was a Jewish immigrant to my country from Germany, she emigrated after the First World War, presumably at the time when anti semitism was on the rise.
I’m British and just found out that I am part Ashkenazi Jew and I was soo confused, I had no idea where it came from but this video really helped, thank you.
It was a male who passed the marker down. Those who come from female branches do not carry it. It was a man in your family, a woman in mine...
It was my great grandmother, so I don't carry the generic marker, they just say I'm from Russian descent because this Jewish group stayed in the Ukraine to Russian regions.
@@Aint1S my grandfather acted weird, behaved like an Orthodox Jewish living in El Salvador but he liked Christian religion, was also very drunk and disfuncional. Out of curiosity I did a DNA test and found Ashkenazi DNA, but this is my grandfather on my mother's side, according to you women don't have the marker, do you think I got it from my father? I don't have much info on his ancestry, he passed away long ago, but I have a long genealogy on my mother's side thanks to my crazy grandfather that looked very Jewish.
@@viktoryosiel Sound like it's a definite possibility! My mom's side was Orthodox side and disowned my great grandmother for marrying an Irish immigrant. They owned everything in Galveston, but it's impossible to track Jewish people's lineage after WWII.
Same story as your dad on my side and only one pure blooded ethnicity, his grandmother was 100% Native American. Her father ran with his family from being put in a reservation. None of them were recorded in a census and I came from ghosts when it comes to her.
Even the military had a problem trying to clear my for my security clearance in 2001, 2 years after I was in the Navy. My Jewish side is impossible to track by law and my other side cannot be tracked because they never existed. 🤣🤣🤣 My command came to ask me if there was anything in my history that would take them so long to clear me....
They could only track me back by a grandpa on my mom's side and my grandpa on my dad's, the rest were ghosts.
@@Aint1S I had no problem tracking my genealogy on my mother's side, this including my crazy grandfather, I have some ancestors from 1685, of course all of them from Spain and Portugal. For the amount of Jewish DNA one of my great great grandfather was 100% Jewish, but the weird part is why Ashkenazi and not Sephardic DNA since I'm from central America. Another situation is that many Jewish changed their names, I also have Germanic DNA, plus native American, and other European regions. I don't really like my admixture, I have 16 different regions and that will explain why people get very confused with the way I look because I can be from any country of the world with the exception of Africa or China.
They are impostor. Zero blood of shem. Greeks were converts when Paul, who is black preached to them. The rest are khazars
Yes. I'm ashkenasi. Grandmother was born in Germany and of a Hungarian Jewish mother and German Jewish father. My grandfather was Jewish and his father was a German Jew. My mother was Jewish.
Ashkenazi JuuISH are NOT the CHOSEN! Those that say they are Jeues and are not but do lie.
Facts
@@longfeijiang2449 ALL Jews are descendants of Israel.
@לוי ישראל I don't think God loves converts more than those of us born int the nation.
Actually the jews descendants of Abraham were enslaved for 400 years in Egypt and G-d chose Moses to free them from Egypt where they were slaves for 400 years
Exactly! They are just converts. They are European
My mom has Ashkenazi Jewish and Yemenite Jewish DNA, and my dad has Ashkenazi also
Discovered my grandfather was an Ashkenazi Jew on my mothers side. And as it turns out, this Jewish heritage came out of the south in Alabama (circa 1850). The trail disappears there. Never knew there was even a Jewish community in the south back then, but there was.
I'm Ashkenazi and Portuguese Spanish.
😚i found 8.5 % ashkenazi Jewish from my DNA test
I'll tell uncle H
I am from Hungary and it seems I am 26.9 % Ashkenazi Jewish.
I have 30% and it seem that I have ancestry in Hungary for some reason
100% AND DAMN PROUD OF IT!
I got my DNA tested and found out I’m 1.7% Ashkenazi Jewish. What does this mean for me? Can I identify as Jewish? Am I able to be claimed by a Jewish community?
@@kingkilla1267 the most important thing is self worth, and leading a moral and righteous life! If you follow and hold in high esteem values as defined by Judaism, nobody can take that away from you!
@John Smith why not! If you can't laugh at yourself then well then why live.....
Why?
@@dougthegreat1808 i don't think there's any jew that can't tell u a few funny antisemitic jokes, and also if your not Jewish ,if it does not come from a place of hate and its funny most jews will laugh and not get the least bit hurt and probably will remamber the joke to share with friends
I have 50% Ashkenazi Jewish DNA (from my father) - I have been able to trace my family tree back as far as my Great Great Grandfather and so far have found three half brothers and been in contact and met with several 2nd and 3rd cousins.
My Dad is a muslim arab, my mom a secular jew.
I am Muslim and according to Judaism, you are a Jew if your mother is a Jew ...
Sooo can I say I'm a Muslim Jew?And can I become a religiously jew without an exhausting and long conversion as converted jews have to do only because my mom is Jewish and although I belong to Islam yet? Is this so true?
Since your mother is jewish then your 100 percent jewish
Ashkenazi are old khazar empire people migrated from Caucas to East Europe 1000 years ago
Genesis chapter 10, the descendants of Japheth and the nations of Gentiles? Hebrews were big on this and would never just adopt those nations names. Also u saying that how they got to Europe is skeptical, that in it self tells u something is off. If u want to know the truth u have to read an actual Bible and not the newer revised version and definitely not the online bibles because they have corrupted them all and removed certain key information from the verses to lead you astray.
Wrong.
True, the ASHKENAZIS are the descendants of GOMER, son of JAPHET to whom they traced their LINEAGE.
JAPHET is a GENTILE.
JAPHET is not a JEW. He is neither a SEMITE nor an ISRAELITE, not even an HEBREW @@CatInBag2763
It's because most Europeans, especially Germanic tribes and Celtic people were direct descendants of the 10 Lost tribes of Yisra'el from their paternal lines.
U got it.
I got 28% ashkenazi, I'm adopted and would like to know how this relates to my parents was one of them 50% jewish? I know dna is complicated so am very confused
i have ashkenazi dna and i am part german, part french,, and part native american. there are dark skinned natives that are ashkenazi. they came to the americas on boats. lost tribe of isreal imo.
Ashkenazi is not hebrew! They are from Japheth not Shem aka Shemmite.
If you have ashkenazi DNA, you are a convert not of the bloodline of Issac & yacob. Because you are Japheth NOT Shem! Esau (Shem) is yacob twin brother, Easu/Amelek( Ashkenazi ) mixed these people & are 90% caucasian people. look into the genealogy of Shem, Japheth & Hamitic it’s very simple to workout! Jew-ish is a made up term the word not in the Hebrew or old scriptures.
@@midewiwinmatthew4374Khazarian bro
Does anyone here have prophetic dreams? I have had them my whole life and my siblings, aunts , and 3 sons all have them. I saw the Jewish numbers in a dream long before I knew what they were.
I am an American Indian and my ancestry is mixed race. I am proud of all that which I descend. I have Judeo Portuguese Sefaradic and Southwestern Yiddish Ashkenazic ancestry as well.
I've ALWAYS known that I was Jewish, but never made a habit of showing it to people around me. A few percent, from both parents, especially my Dad, both parents deceased...
---Lee
Maybe you could make something of it, sort of like Elizabeth Warren and the Indians?
I took in an ancestry test and I’m 1.0% European Jewish. Let me know when the next bar mitzvah is going to be because I wanna party with y’all crazy people.
I got 4,7% ashkenazi jewish
I’m 22.7 percent
@@whitebenrrOkay Brotha!
I HAVE JEWISH ANCESTRY ON BOTH SIDES. I AM SO VERY HAPPY, I DO NOT CONSIDER MYSELF , 'JEW'.. AS I AM A ..'YAHSUWAH, JESUS ..'CHRISTIAN!
+Mathias Niemeier Amen to your happiness and salvation, Brother!!
Christian in Hebrew is Notzri. It is named for the Hebrew word for Nazerath
@@mik2420 Thanks for that interesting tid-bit of information.
It doesn't matter what you consider yourself, you're still a Jew.
Yes thank you. You just proved my theory. Jesus wasn't a Jew, he was Hebrew. Jews are ethnoreligious. The Hebrew apostles never lived as Jews. It's in the new testament.
So my DNA showed Ashkenazi dna for about a year then changed suddenly?
During this time, I found Jewish relatives last name Moses from northwestern Germany in 16-1800s.
But now dna results have changed.
Confusing
I have done dna test this year,and found that i have some percents of aschenazi geens,both from fathers and mother side(litle less).Even it is not much,but i am very,very proud!! I am born in Slavic country,but my hart and soul belong to Israel and Hashem!!!✡️
I recently did a gene test at 23 and me and discovered I have around 3.3 % Ashkenazi heritage....Goldmann family from Germany. As genetic relatives famous names like several Rotschilds showed up. Intressting indeed.
Ashkenazi are not semetic people... They're yiddish converts
Mustafa, stop lying.
Ok but here is a question. Ashkenaz is a grandson of Noah so how was he a Jew? He is not even a descendant of Abraham as an Israelite much less a descendant of Jacob.
not everybody takes the Bible literally like you do
Ashkenaz was a name that ended up applying to German
Ashkenazi Jews referred to the Jews in the Rhineland
they're descendants of mainly ancient Jews and Greco-Romans
@@fomalhauto True they term Ashkenaz is reference to Germany used by the Jews of The early middle ages who migrated out of Rome and settled along the Rhine River in cities like Mainz, Spyers and Worms.
Dear Peaceful Journeys, Noah was before Abraham. Abraham was a descendant of Noah’s son Shem. Abraham was selected by God, and responded to God’s call. He was not called a Jew but a Hebrew. His grandson Jacob fathered twelve sons, his fourth son was named Judah, and is where we get the name Jew from.
Please note: The Lord God changed Jacob’s name to “Israel”. Now all Israelis are called Jews!
I'm Jamaican American but have 2 percent Ashkanazi new...where does that come from
Interesting
I have 2% Ashkenazi in my DNA. My mom was German (Kaiser) and my father Polish( Czuwara). So don't know what to do with the information. Always grew up Christian ( both parents were Catholic, but my mom spilt off to Protestantism and then my dad Lutheran later in life). My husband and I are Catholic. Not sure if its come from my mother's side, father's side., Both?
Always knew that my paternal grandmother was Jewish and came from the province of Drenthe in the Netherlands.When my daughter ordered a DNA test for me, I was not surprised that it showed that I had 25% of Ashkenazi Jewish DNA. Went on the internet to do some research and found out that my great grandfather was a man named Abraham Engers who had seven kids.My grandmother was one of his younger daughters who went to the Dutch East Indies and married my grandfather who was a Dutchman from the city of Tiel in the province of Gelderland. I found out that one of my grandmother's sisters died in a concentration camp during ww2. Have no idea what happened to the rest of the Engers family.
Hi there. In GEDmatch and in MYAncestry and DNALand I show Ashkenazi, actually a lot, but in company tests I show none. A geneticist at GEDmatch checked it and said that my genome is very much like an Ashkenazi Jewish person, although I show no markers for Jewish ancestry. Now when I see the Ashkenazi appearing as a top population match I sadly ignore it. I wish I could claim it, I claim everything else, but I cannot claim that. Any help??? Update: I have Jewish percentages and full matches.
Wow, very interestin. My dad do looked abit jewish, mus do a dna. We r asian. Jews also did settled in china.
Proud to be askenazi Jewish 😇❤️🥰👍🏾
BLACKFOX DELTA76 but your black ?
Maryann Torres can u tell me or explain im not recist or anything i just want to know how can u be ashkanazi and black same time
Lol!! I’m black and I’m proud of my beautiful color, one thing. do you know I have a DNA 🧬 test and with 23andMe send me a plate I have the most mixed reces on me so old since 600 B.C. My ancestors walk around Jesus Christ times my body DNA have Nubian, Iberian, German, French, scandinavian, and yes Ashkenazi Jewish and more!! And the most beautiful thing I’m part of everything and everything is part of me. Remember have love and compassion for others no matter of color of your skin the gods and the universe bless you always 😇❤️👍🏾
Maryann Torres thanks so much for your support read my answer I’m a super old maga mix races person. 😊😇👍🏾🥰
BLACKFOX DELTA76 thank you for ur answer , i was just wondering how can u be Ashkenazi and black in same time but I understand what u mean , but i think Ashkenazi ppl consider you one of them , the pretty tight racist as far as i know , cheers
Not showing up in my
Dna but my maiden name
Is supposed to be this ? Can anyone explain this ?
I am exploring my little drop . Of Ashkenazi Jewish I love it.
I have Ashkenazi in my DNA. I just found out recently through Ancestry.
Ashkenaz Was Not A Descendant Of Israel (Jacob), Nor Was He A Yehudi Of Judea.Therefore, Askenazis Are Not Descendants Of Israel (Jacob). Shalom
@Steam Rolled You're Funny. Read My Comment Again. Did I Say Anything About Black Americans? Read 2 Kings Chapter 16 Verses 1-7. A "Jew" (Yehudi) is Of Judah Only. All The People That Claim To Be "Jews" Are Not All Descendants Of Judah, Nor Of Ancient Judea. Again, Ashkenaz Was The Son Of Gomer And Not A Descendant Of Judah (One Of Jacob/Israel's Sons). Ashkenaz, Was A Great Grandson Of Noah. Abraham And Moses Were Not "Jews". Moses Was From Tribe Of Levi (One Of Jacob/Israel's Sons). You Need To Educate Yourself Concerning This Issue Of What A True "Jew" Is, Instead Of Being Snotty Towards Me And Ignorant All At The Same Time. Shalom
Ashkanazi Jews decendant of Japheth.
Blacks are descendent from ham not sam
@@parthianwarrior1901 You Are Hilarious And Amazingly Misinformed. Shalom
They are called Ashkenazi Jewish as Jews from Ashkenaz lands...
4.7% here as well 😁. Looking forward to learning more from my lineage. Thanks for the video.
Me too, even though its way smaller.
Wow I got 4,7 too!!!!
47 what a coincidence
My last name is Ashkenazi and is German. My family migrated to Guatemala in the 1950s and eventually saved up to become Americans. Suffered one war just to enter another and finally be free.
@Psychedelic Otter Turtle I’m 50% German, 25% Irish, and roughly 25% Mayan Indian. After my great grandfather fought in World War 2 during the African campaign for a German tank division, he fled and escaped towards Central America. I don’t know why he fought for Germany or if he even knew what was happening to the Jewish people at the time. I wish I knew.. he did receive medals while in a panzer division which I feel conflicted about.. anyways he moved to Guatemala and met my great grandmother who was the daughter of a local banana plantation owner. They got married and got along well due to being catholic. He worked as a courier during the Guatemalan civil war and eventually saved up enough to move him and his family (my great grandmother, grandpa, and his siblings) to America. I’m very thankful. I would love to know more about my family, did you do personal research or a website to find out your ancestors history? Also my last name is, “Black” in German.
I’m 1.5% Ashkenazi, and proud of it.
Gives me more to research.
My grandfather on my paternal side, was Polish
I just found out I was .5%.
My friend was surprised!
I'm not familiar.
Thanks for the video.
I am Puerto Rican and just found out I have some Ashkenazi dna! 😊🌟
Me to
Welcome to the tribe, my mother suggests you and I should form a correspondence
Welcome cousin!
Thank you! ✨🤍✨
I want my parents to get tested to see where our Jewish roots come from. My dad said he thinks it might be from his side. Have your parents taken any DNA tests to confirm yours.
I only have 3% Jewish. I’m curious who was my Jewish ancestor is.
That makes 2 of us
Do YOU have Ashkenazi/Jewish genes? Great! Get your DNA tested today! If you have even the smallest percentage of the Ashkenazi/Jew gene, have no worries! The COVID vaccine is DNA specific, and it will not hurt you in any way!! So go ahead, take your ancestry/COVID test done today, to ensure your place on the Earth, and to relieve any anxiety you may have been having!!
3% Jewish? You're good! Don't worry, you won't be affected by the CV vaccine!
Just came across this...I took a DNA test and I have 11.5 per cent European in my DNA..9.7 per cent is British and Irish
and 1.3 per cent Ashkenazi Jew. My family is really mixed, I even have 2.6 per cent East Asian. And without saying 85.9 per cent Sub Saharan Africa.
I converted in at 17. I got lactose intolerant pregnant with my daughter, she came out and i went back to normal and she remained intolerant. I went on to get autonomic dysregulation and 30 years later i got tested and sure enough I wasted so much time converting to someone I already was. My Rabbi used to say, Gd picks the religion you were meant to have. It seems Granma fled the camps married a white british soldier and never told a soul. 23 and me sure did make shabbat interesting in my house...❤❤
I recently did a DNA test and my results were 60% Northern Caucasian,39% Central Asian,1% Japanese.I was surprised to find that I have DNA matches to a few people from Israel as I'm not Jewish.
the Ashkenazis are not Jewish, they are descended from converts to Judaism, they have only been in Palestine since 1917
Just found out that I am 0.8 % ashkenazi jewish. I know that isn't a whole lot but I am just curious.
Me too
0.8% 🇮🇱
0.8😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was always told i was german and irish, recently i took a dna test and it says i am an Ashkenazi ....i knew i had ancestors from germany and dna said i was part of jewish dispioria...this is all hard to understand ....
You failed to mention the Khazar people who converted to Jewish faith in the 9th century
I have Ashkenazi and Iraqi Jewish DNA as well as iberian peninsual and ethiopian regional DNA. I have been converting to Judaism for over a decade. I discovered my Ashkenazi roots just a few years ago. I think, personally, that my tug towards Judaism was caused by my ancestral roots.
See - "the Danites" - may be a fit "?" ❤
Noah's three sons populated the world, so we are all related...one blood...one family... love one another :)
Can you explain please - I thought Jewish people traced there heritage to Abraham not to Noah.
@@wescurtis257 Hi Wes! "Jews" is the post-exilic term for the Israelites. Abraham was the descendant of Noah's son Shem. God sent Abraham from the Ur of Chaldees to the land of Canaan where God made a covenant with him that God would give the land to Abraham's descendants and make them a great nation. The land of Israel was promised to Abraham's seed, so that is why the Jews speak of Abraham. Also, in Abraham, all the families of Earth are blessed. See Gen. 12:2,3 and Gen 15:18 and Gen. 9:9. Thank you for your question😃
@@wescurtis257 Actually the Jewish people trace their descent from Abraham and his son Isaac who got the name Israel and the Muslims trace their descent to Abraham and his son Ishmael because before Abraham there were no Jews and no Muslims so descent from Noah and his sons do not count as Jews or Muslims.
@@wescurtis257 They do actually and so do Muslims.
@@lorriemiller6750 it was Jacob who name was changed to Israel , the 12 tribes of Israel came out of Jacob. People seem to forget the 10 lost tribes of norther Israel. They are still here and formed nations ,they have forgotten who they are but God hasn't.
I'm a Syrian Druze and I am 6,5% Ashkenazi jewish in my dna test :)
cousens :)))
Don't think I'd be askhknazi at all lol. Maybe more closer to mizrachi!
Gomer was from the isles of the gentiles according to the bible, but you skipped that passage.
Finding Ashkenazi DNA in your family is not all hugs and kisses. My sister got sick with lung issues in her 50s. The Dr found stage 4 ovarian cancer . A not fun DNA test showed dominate founder effect BRCA-2 associated with Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry . Only after this did we put two and two together. My paternal grandmother died of breast cancer at 32yrs old and my father died of pancreatic cancer. We are descendants of German Mennonites who migrated from the Ukraine to Kansas in the 1880s. But our DNA shows something different. We must have mixed with the neighboring Jewish population in Ukraine. I got my DNA tested and I also showed the mutation BRCA-2. I have had to have a total hysterectomy and bilateral mastectomy. My sister died 2yr ago just at the start of the COVID shut down so I wasn't able to be with her. Her funeral was 10 people grave side. Very sad. I live every day with the scars of this ancestry. If any body is Jewish I most certainly am.
Harriett, that is interesting. The only other people (from my understanding) that have was high incidence if BRCA-2 mutation are the Scandinavians. I could be wrong. That doesn't mean that your family doesn't have Ashkenazi genetics, I'm just pointing this out. DNA test can indicate your ancestry though. It would indicate Ashkenazi (as well as others) as mine did.
I too had ovarian cancer but escaped breast cancer but runs in our family. I am almost 25% Ashkenazi so perhaps that contributed to my ovarian cancer now gone. Bless you for what you went through.