@shortstories Do not remember if you talked about Khazar as ashkenazi ancestry.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khazar_hypothesis_of_Ashkenazi_ancestry
Either someone wrote a story with a character in it said to be a prophet
or there really were prophets
Either way the prophets in the old and new testaments warned the Jews or Israelites to stop their bad behavior
Those who listened changed religions to Christianity or one of the many other religions than non christian Judaism
Those who continued to practice non christian Judaism were punished by God or Karma or natural law or simply the consequences of their bad actions
When the non Christian Jews were justly punished their temple was destroyed and they dispersed fleeing to a wide variety of different locations
Some of them converted Gentiles who were the ancestors of the Asdhkenazi Jewish Khazarians and other Ashkenazi Jews
Some of the people with Jewish or Israelite ancestors who abandoned non Christian Judaism hung around in Palestine and are called Palestinians to this day even though they had a greater percent ancestry from ancient Israelites
A large number of Khazarians Gentiles converted to non Christian Judaism upon learning the wicked teaching of non Christian Jews
Jesus called such converts something like twice the sons of Hell of those who converted them
These gentile converts most likely had offspring with the wicked non Christian Jews that converted them
So the Ashkenazi Jews of today have some ancestry from ancient Israelites but a much lower percent ancestry than the Palestinians
Ashkenazi non Christian Jews do not practice the old testament religion
In terms of most of the core moral teachings Christianity and Islam are much closer to the Old Testament religion than the religion of the non Christian Ashkenazi Jews
These non Christian Ashkenazi Jews did not use the semitic languages of Hebrew, Arabic, Syrian and Aramaic in their every day language but instead used languages like Yiddish
The language Palestinians spoke is closer to the old testament language
@shortstories @Stahesh
Country existence rule nr. 1: Defend your borders against invaders. Goes very well with history's rule nr. 1: don't lose wars.
Palestinians broke both of them.