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1. the light remained with us even in our darkest hours
may the most holy one remain with us for the rest of our journey.
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2. Common Practice: Area artificially seeded with pot shards
This happens all the time in the West Bank. This is fake archaeology for fake results.
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3. 90% of Ashkenazic maternal ancestry is indigenous to Europe
| Steve Benassi , |
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Eran Elhaik...
Palestinians are only 40% non-Levantine...
frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fgene.2017.00101/full
Yiddish is Turkish...
sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/04/160419214243.htm
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4. land for all
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i think Palestine or Israel its for both and we should live together in peas and sheer this land and stop whats happening in her :)
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5. These are Samaritan oil lamps, not "Jewish".
There were no Jewish settlements in that area during the Talmudic era.
The lamps are almost certainly Samaritan.
The Samaritans are the descendants of the northern kingdom of Israel, that were actually persecuted by the Jews. Most of them converted to Christianity and then to Islam. Most of the Palestinians who live at that area are descendants of Samaritan families, and they acknowledge that.
So, no, the findings do not show that the northern West Bank was ever "Jewish".
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6. #2 got 5 thumbs down. This means it is a true comment...
because otherwise why would the right wingers go out of their way to give it a negative response?
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Yeah, it doesn't. It's funny how the Jew haters find it so easy to ignore the obvious truth.
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