Primary ancestry of many Ashkenazi Jews not from Israel

https://www.bitchute.com/video/VGlvEGK89xUK

(FREE AUDIOBOOK) THE KHAZAR EMPIRE & ITS HERITAGE

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@shortstories imagine being so much of a Jew hating moron you believe the khazar myth https://english.m.tau.ac.il/news/canaanites

@georgia

There were a large number of converts but some of the converts would have reproduced with the original people of Israelite ancestry who were expelled for bad behavior

This would give Modern Ashkenazi "Jews" some Israelite ancestry but a lesser amount of Israelite percent ancestry than the Palestinians on average

The religion they converted to was a racist religion that was not based on the Old Testament but the racist books like the Talmud that were written after the new testament

@shortstories nah mate the khazar theory has been thoroughly debunked. Most Jewish groups Jews including Ashkenazi Jews are indigenous to Israel and calling the Talmud a "racist book" its just rich. its just the oral Torah and the core part of it was written in Palestine and Babylon. Both Jews and Arabs were found in the study I linked to have approximately 50 percent Canaanite DNA, but Jews retained their indigenous culture and religion.

@georgia
Ashkenazi Jews spoke Yiddish more often than Hebrew before the fabrication of Israel & upon the Fabrication of Israel they did not speak Old Hebrew but a newly fabricated language

Christians and Muslims living in the old area of Israel spoke Aramic the language of the book of Daniel in the Old Testament

The so called Oral Torah does not originate from Moses

The time gap between the writing of the Talmud and the life of Moses is greater than the time between the new testament & Jesus

@shortstories literally what's wrong with speaking Yiddish? Sephardic Jews spoke ladino and mizrahi Jews spoke Judaized Arabic. you just have a hateboner for the Ashkenazi. Youre wrong that Palestinians spoke Aramaic, their language is a dialect of Arabic and has been for centuries. And yes the Talmud is literally just considered the oral Torah and all major Jewish groups besides Kairites follow it, not just Ashkenazi Jews. And Jews of all ethnic groups have learned to read and chant in Hebrew (the indigenous Canaanite language of Palestine) for thousands of years.
Regardless of your anti-jew and anti-judaism rhetoric, you can't erase that Jews are indigenous to Palestine. The genetic and material and historical evidence is overwhelming.

@georgia @shortstories then what's the story of Exodos in the written torah about? the 40 year hike kinda contradicts the indigenous angle. There's also Deuteronomy 7.1-2; 20.16-18 where the Israelites were instructed to slaughter all the Caananites, suggesting that there was an indigenous people and they weren't it.