classify suha arafat

[ariel]

http://imageshack.us/a/img827/8770/bfj4.jpg


http://imageshack.us/a/img153/8564/7k3w.jpg

[YeshAtid]

ugly terrorist but she's a former christian i gather

[1stLightHorse]

ugly terrorist but she's a former christian i gather

lol a former christian? So she converted to Christianity, then left christianity?

[Wadaad]

Looks like a female version of EliasAlucard...so Assyroid

[YeshAtid]

lol a former christian? So she converted to Christianity, then left christianity?

christian palestinian then became muslim after marrying Arafat

[ariel]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suha_Arafat

[ariel]

Looks like a female version of EliasAlucard...so Assyroid

lol

she dosent look assyrian, you just trolling mate

[Smeagol]

East Med.

[Wadaad]

lol

she dosent look assyrian, you just trolling mate

She does look Assyrian/Syriac...they are afterall a Levantine people.

http://assyriangossip.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/lina2.jpg

http://assyriangossip.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Lina1.jpg

[ariel]

assyrians is mesopotamian people .and syriac is mesopotamian-levantine admixture...

[1stLightHorse]

christian palestinian then became muslim after marrying Arafat

Oooh, so this is his wife?? Was thinking daughter. Makes sense now.

Edit: Wow, the cunt was almost 40 years older then her, no wonder.

[Wadaad]

assyrians is mesopotamian people .and syriac is mesopotamian-levantine admixture...

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1d/Levant_%28orthographic_projection%29.png

you make it so easy... proof you lack the Ashkenazi high IQ, my Karaite friend.

[Smeagol]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1d/Levant_%28orthographic_projection%29.png

you make it so easy... proof you lack the Ashkenazi high IQ, my Karaite friend.

Nobody considers Assyrians to be Levantine.

[ariel]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1d/Levant_%28orthographic_projection%29.png

you make it so easy... proof you lack the Ashkenazi high IQ, my Karaite friend.

lol

samaritans and iraqi jews are also mesopotamian-levantine admixture

Archaeologists Aharoni, et al., estimated that this "exile of peoples to and from Israel under the Assyrians" took place during ca. 734 BCE to 712 BCE.[50] The authors speculated that when the Assyrians conquered the northern kingdom of Israel, resulting in the exile of many of the Israelites, a subgroup of the Israelites that remained in the Land of Israel "married Assyrian and female exiles relocated from other conquered lands, which was a typical Assyrian policy to obliterate national identities."[49] The study goes on to say that "Such a scenario could explain why Samaritan Y chromosome lineages cluster tightly with Jewish Y lineages, while their mitochondrial lineages are closest to Iraqi Jewish

[YeshAtid]

Anyway, she doesn't look assyrian

[Wadaad]

Nobody considers Assyrians to be Levantine.

If I show you a quote where a Maronite politician from Lebanon considers himself Syriac/Assyrian, will you shut up and realize Im gonna continue being harsh with you until you quit your presumptuous, know-it-all (while completely clueless) attitude?

[ariel]

If I show you a quote where a Maronite politician from Lebanon considers himself Syriac/Assyrian, will you shut up and realize Im gonna continue being harsh with you until you quit your presumptuous, know-it-all (while completely clueless) attitude?

stop with your stupid propaganda mate.

[Smeagol]

If I show you a quote where a Maronite politician from Lebanon considers himself Syriac/Assyrian, will you shut up and realize Im gonna continue being harsh with you until you quit your presumptuous, know-it-all (while completely clueless) attitude?

Lol, you don't know what you're talking about, according to your map, even Egyptians, and Turks are Levantine.:rolleyes2:

[wvwvw]

She doesn't look Assyrian. Assyrians resemble more Kurds than Levantines. They look like darker Kurds with a touch of Arabid

[Wadaad]

Lol, you don't know what you're talking about, according to your map, even Egyptians, and Turks are Levantine.:rolleyes2:

Since you sidestepped it...here's the quote, from a Maronite Phalangist leader, Sami Gamayel:

“ What we are missing today is an important element of our life and our honor, which is our identity. I will tell you today, that I as a Lebanese citizen, my identity is Maronite, Syriac, Christian, and Lebanese(مارونية سريانية مسيحية لبنانية : Maroniya, Syryaniya, Masïhiya, Lubnaniya "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vesotnrAN5g&feature=channel

As for my map, Iraq and Sinai are sometimes included in the Levant, while only the Hatay region of Turkey is part of the levant. (Its why Turkey and Egypt have the lightest coloring shade, since only parts of their territory is sometimes considered Levantine)

[ariel]

Since you sidestepped it...here's the quote, from a Maronite Phalangist leader, Sami Gamayel:

“ What we are missing today is an important element of our life and our honor, which is our identity. I will tell you today, that I as a Lebanese citizen, my identity is Maronite, Syriac, Christian, and Lebanese(مارونية سريانية مسيحية لبنانية : Maroniya, Syryaniya, Masïhiya, Lubnaniya "


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vesotnrAN5g&feature=channel

As for my map, Iraq and Sinai are sometimes included in the Levant, while only the Hatay region of Turkey is part of the levant. (Its why Turkey and Egypt have the lightest coloring shade, since only parts of their territory is sometimes considered Levantine)

its dosent matter what he said or not.

[Smeagol]

Since you sidestepped it...here's the quote, from a Maronite Phalangist leader, Sami Gamayel:

“ What we are missing today is an important element of our life and our honor, which is our identity. I will tell you today, that I as a Lebanese citizen, my identity is Maronite, Syriac, Christian, and Lebanese(مارونية سريانية مسيحية لبنانية : Maroniya, Syryaniya, Masïhiya, Lubnaniya "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vesotnrAN5g&feature=channel

As for my map, Iraq and Sinai are sometimes included in the Levant, while only the Hatay region of Turkey is part of the levant. (Its why Turkey and Egypt have the lightest coloring shade, since only parts of their territory is sometimes considered Levantine)

And so this is your proof that Assyrians are Levantines? :laugh: they're not, get over it.

[YeshAtid]

She looks ugly regardless

[StonyArabia]

Nobody considers Assyrians to be Levantine.

Well Assyrians are Mesopotamians indeed, but they do share genetic affinity with Levantines. However that map Wadaad posted includes Iraq as Levantine, and I would disagree. I see Iraq as part of Arabia most linked to it's Eastern parts and has strong Persian cultural presence not found in the Levant, but yes in Arabia. Most Iraqis don't see themselves as Levantines, they would rather relate themselves to Arabians on a genetic and genealogical base; to lesser extent culturally to Iranians. With Syrian Desert being only geographically Levantine but in fact intersects with Arabia, by culture, genetics, history and even geography. This shows us that we are not Levantines nor want to be such.

[YeshAtid]

And so this is your proof that Assyrians are Levantines? :laugh: they're not, get over it.

Indeed

[Sharkeatpeople]

East med

[Anglojew]

Looks identical to a Russian Jewish woman I know

[Transhumanist]

Since you sidestepped it...here's the quote, from a Maronite Phalangist leader, Sami Gamayel:

“ What we are missing today is an important element of our life and our honor, which is our identity. I will tell you today, that I as a Lebanese citizen, my identity is Maronite, Syriac, Christian, and Lebanese(مارونية سريانية مسيحية لبنانية : Maroniya, Syryaniya, Masïhiya, Lubnaniya "

Maronites are a predominantly Levantine people, based on their Y-DNA frequencies. However, John Maron, and perhaps the earliest Maronites, may have been an offshoot of the members of today's Syriac Orthodox Church. The same Syriac Orthodox people, who are still today (in error) referred to as "West Syrians," even though they are predominantly from Tur Abdin, SE Turkey and the NE Syrian/NW Iraqi border area.

When people from the Levant speak of being "Syriac," it is more to do with the "Syriac Christian" tradtion. Syriac is not an ethnicity. It is the English word for the liturgical language of Edessa, SE Turkey, not far from the important Assyrian city of Harranu (the so-called last Neo-Assyrian capital), and Judaism's Harran.