79. Jews in the Land of Israel, 132-1492 (Jewish History Lab) 

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It depends, it could be that the truth is what you've said, or your Jewish ancestor took a Taino bride. I do know that in judaism at least from some sources I've read it is believed that forcing yourself on a woman would create a rebellious child. This would give a secondary reason beyond basic humanistic values and respect to not commit such an act.

@@HavenNemiroff Well only recently have I broken my ancestral/generational trauma. It might sound bizarre but I can feel and hear my Taina ancestor, it’s a bad form of karma I’ve cleared in this lifetime.

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Palestinians and all arabs know very well and have always said and maintained that there have always been jews in Palestine and in fact in all the middle east and we always coexisted before the colonial evil terrorist and genocidal state of israel emerged. ur obviously making this BS up so you can argue and lie that the Middle easterners say that but they never did. to be clear it was a jewish minority in Jersusalem mainly old retirees the rest of the middle east and europe had the young and majority of jews. if all jews or the majority of jews lived in jersusalem at the time then how come after WW1 and after WW2 there were major and mass immigration from eastern europe by the jewsish people? more than 40000 before 1918 supported by the brits and many more after WWII

don't be empty. There may be a handful of Jews, but their numbers are negligible. You are a menace to humanity. especially zionists. You think that you will not pay the price for the crime against humanity you committed. You are very wrong. everything has a price. No matter what, the reckoning will come one day. Let's see what happens then. You won't always be strong.

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After the Spanish Expulsion there was a significant surge in the Jewish population in Israel.

what's with all these post-hoc rationalizations for erasing the Arab presence in Palestine?

​​@@nazmul_khan_before 1948 Arabs, Jews, and Armenians living in Turkish ruled and then British ruled 'Palestine'(what was ancient Israel/Judah 2,000 years before).... were all referred to by the term 'Palestinian' prior to 1948. After 1948 when independent Israel was created and the independent 'Palestinian Territories' (West Bank and Gaza)were created, from that time on 'Palestinian' only referred to Arab Muslims and Arab Christians. People who used to be called 'Jews of Palestine' became classified as 'Israelis' along with Arab Muslims, Arab Christians and Druze who agreed to a self ruling Jewish/Israeli state and were part of it.

Doctor Abrahamson doesn't deny that the Jewish population was reduced to a small number once most Jews were expelled from colonial Roman ruled Judah which the Romans named 'Palestine'. He also doesn't deny that Muslim Arabs became a majority after the Muslim Arab conquest once the Byzantine Empire weakened. All he states is that even though the Jewish and other Israelite(Samaritans) populations became a small percentage in ratio to the Muslim Arabian populations they were still present.

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You are so naive. There will never be peace in the Middle East. You still need to know their (Jewish) religious beliefs well. You especially need to know the Zionists well. of the jews Your religion says you will not leave any living thing in that area. He tells them that he will kill including animals. Now come and wish for peace in the Middle East. You want more peace with this ignorance. but it never happens.

Bene Israel(sons of Israel) is the real name of the "Samaritans".

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The Torah, as explained by the Mishnah and later the Talmud, explains how the lunar month is declared by visual sighting; the astronomical calculation was determined later.

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@@HenryAbramsonPhD it's the Arabic version of the name Jordan or originally Yarden!

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Good question. From what I have read, there were no documented mass conversions of Jews to either Christianity or Islam. There were large number of Samaritans that converted to Islam, though. But I am no expert.

​@@adamflamm4444there are written records by the Bene Israel ( known more commonly as 'Samaritans') of the family trees in the areas where they primarily resided near Shechem (later called 'Nablus' in Arabic). The Palestinian families that are descended from these Israelites who officially converted to Islam and no longer studied ancient Hebrew are not many. There are a few though. One of them is the 'Al Atrassi' family.

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Glad you found the lecture useful. It's very difficult to speak of "nationalism" before the 18th century. Jews prior to this period certainly yearned to return to the Land of Israel, but not in the modern sense of establishing a political state. That's something that developed only in the 19th c. as part of the general nationalist awakening of nations, which proceeded from western to Eastern Europe (and in the 20th century to the Middle East). See Lacquer's History of Zionism for an overview.

@@HenryAbramsonPhD thank you Dr. Abramson. I really enjoy your lectures.

Canannites had city-states, There wasn't a single couyntry called Canaan.

DNA testing in recent years show that Palestinian Arab Muslims and Arab Christians as well as most Israeli Jews(I didn't say all), and modern Lebanese and Syrians, all have some Canaanite ancestry which makes sense historically from non Biblical and Biblical sources of intermarriage between these populations thousands of years ago.

Dr Freud beat you to it. But much more evidence against.

Do a little more you might just stop using the bible as a history book ( like a putz)

The problem is that the Israelites moved out of Egypt before Akhenaten was born… (The Semitic settlements like Avaris (later Pi-Rameses) in Egypt were abandoned in his father’s reign).

"Land of Israel" is a common scholarly term to avoid the complexities of what to call a territory that had so many names over the centuries. Happens to be a translation of the traditional phrase ארץ ישראל, used to distinguish from "the State of Israel," which has a 20th-21st century meaning in particular.

@@HenryAbramsonPhD When I made my first trip to Israel in 2016, I had been living in the Arab World for over 20 years and had friends from many different Arab nationalities. When I told a select few about where I was going, it was easier for me to just say "The Holy Land". Very informative video. Shalom.

Palestine was a region that j]historicaaly also included most of t5ofday's syria, lebanaon and jordanin additional to israel and the west bank, but did not extent south of beer sheva and the dead sea. The only time that ther is a political entity caled "Palestine" was the British mandate from 1921-1948