Is this Sephardic Jewish or Gentile Spanish Y-DNA?

[Peterski]

Spanish users, what can you tell me about this subclade of R1b, what do we know about it?:

[Peterski]

Rethel told me that it is Indo-European.

[Ülev]

unban Rethel!
and welcome to this thread: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...f-Israel/page4

[Ülev]

bump

[Zuh]

If I'm not mistaking its Jew hybrid origin doesn't tell what part of Mexico? Northern eastern Mexico it's that most Jew region of Latin America!

[Iẓeḍwan n Nanna-Tuda]

R1B-DF27 is Iberian.
Some Sephardi (and Ashkenazim) carry it as well : they're Judaized Iberians.
No doubts about it.

[Artek]

Apparently I'm not Spanish but aren't Sephardic (and especially Ashkenazic) lines relatively well tested at FTDNA?

That means quite a few matches when indeed belonging to the Jewish sublineage of DF27 but that's not the case for you.

Take a look at this line under DF27 that is indeed of Sephardic background: https://yfull.com/tree/R-V3476/

[Iẓeḍwan n Nanna-Tuda]

Apparently I'm not Spanish but aren't Sephardic (and especially Ashkenazic) lines relatively well tested at FTDNA?

That means quite a few matches when indeed belonging to the Jewish sublineage of DF27 but that's not the case for you.

Take a look at this line under DF27 that is indeed of Sephardic background: https://yfull.com/tree/R-V3476/

Many Ashkenazim have Sephardi origins.
This tree is recalling it.

[Artek]

Many Ashkenazim have Sephardi origins.
This tree is recalling it.

After expulsions they mixed with other jewish communities, after normal migrations too.

People who belong to jewish branches have tons of Y-STR matches, even when the subbranch is not that that frequent among the Jews themselves.

[Tauromachos]

No idea neither do i care?

Why do you care so much about Jews?

Has being Polish become boring for you?