Surprise: Ashkenazi Jews are mostly European !

[Bakha]

Well if you make ashkenazi reference and put it under euro category like 23andme, myheritage, then yeah...but asmixture analysis of ashkenazi shows they re mixed euro-westasian-sw asian people.

[Mjolnir]

Ashkenazi Jews arrived in the Rhineland area of Germany some time in the 7th Century. They are not related to the Khazars. But also almost 80% of the entire maternal line is pure European. In other words, Middle Eastern Men "converted" European women to become Jews. (We all know what that means)

That explains why most of them have blue eyes and look White. They are basically Europeans with only a paternal genetic Near East lineage. So according to Jewish Law, they aren't even really Jews!


The 2013 study co-author Martin Richards, an archaeogeneticist at the University of Huddersfield in England, said that while Ashkenazi Jews have lived in Europe for many centuries, the results of the study using DNA samples show that most European Jews descend from local people who converted to Judaism, not individuals who left Israel and the Middle East around 2,000 years ago.

Ashkenazi Jews were declared a clear, homogeneous genetic subgroup following a 2006 study. Ashkenazi Jews come from the same genetic group, no matter if their ancestors were from Poland, Russia, Hungary, Lithuania, or another place with a large historical Jewish population. They are all in the same ethnic group.

How could it be that Ashkenazi Jews are just one genetic group? The answer is a relatively simple one: they didn’t reproduce at a noticeable level with others outside their group (not even with other Jewish people). Researchers have shown Ashkenazi Jews were a reproductively isolated population in Europe for about 1000 years.


https://www.ancient-origins.net/huma...ise-you-009924

Old news.

They are Khazars.


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[Mjolnir]

If you say this about Ashkenazim, you must say it about pure Sephardim as well. They're both literally about 90% identical.

And why do people still try to over-"aryanize" the Ashkenazim? I live near many, most of the men look like Jason Alexander and most of the women look like Babbs Streishand (shrug)

They are not nearly identical. They don’t even look alike.


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[Mjolnir]

Well if you make ashkenazi reference and put it under euro category like 23andme, myheritage, then yeah...but asmixture analysis of ashkenazi shows they re mixed euro-westasian-sw asian people.

Lots of Turko-Mongol there though many will deny it. Matters not.


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[Gründig]

You are obsessed.

[Annihilus]

https://jewishnews.timesofisrael.com...ed-from-turks/

Report finds Ashkinazi Jews descended from Turks

Persian Jews converted Turks to Judaism to create the rump of what would become today’s Jewish population, DNA research has revealed.

The fascinating insight, which shows that most Ashkenazi Jews descend from Turkey, was made possible by state-of-the-art computer modelling and genetic techniques.

The project, led by Israeli-born Dr Eran Elhaik, even pinpointed Iskenaz, Eskenaz and Ashanaz – three Turkish villages an ancient Silk Road route which still exist today – as part of the original Ashkenazi homeland.

It is the largest genomic study ever carried out on Ashkenazi Jews, and shows that most of today’s population are the descendants of Greeks, Iranians and others who colonised what is now northern Turkey more than 2,000 years ago.

Elhaik shows that locals were converted to Judaism by Jews from Persia, whose empire then home to the world’s largest Jewish communities.

He said the word ‘Ashkenaz’ likely derives from Ashguza, the ancient Assyrian and Babylonian term for Iron Age Eurasian steppeland people known as Scythians.

Concurrent analysis of Yiddish suggests that it was originally a Slavic language which the researchers think was developed by Jewish tradesmen travelling along the Silk Roads linking China and Europe 1,200 years ago.

It was only when the Khazar Empire began to decline around 1,000 years ago that the Jewish converts headed west, into central Europe, coming into contact with German-speaking peoples.

Elhaik and his team from the University of Sheffield publish their findings in scientific journal Genome Biology and Evolution and say their work helps settle an age-old debate about the origins of the 1,000-year old Yiddish language.

“The prevalent view claims Yiddish has a German origin, whereas the opposing view suggests a Slavic origin with strong Iranian and weak Turkic substrata,” they say.

“One of the major difficulties in deciding was the unknown geographical origin of Yiddish speaking Ashkenazic Jews,” they say, but their analysis “demonstrates that Greeks, Romans, Iranians, and Turks exhibit the highest genetic similarity with Ashkenazic Jews”.

[Dawnbringer]

You are obsessed.

I thought Meade would drop the subject as Profilied became more inactive (and ultimately now permabanned), but I’ve been proven wrong.

[Leto]

I thought Meade would drop the subject as Profilied became more inactive (and ultimately now permabanned), but I’ve been proven wrong.

Who are you, son? You registered this month but know the people's opinions and crazes. Looks suspicious to me.

[Dawnbringer]

Who are you, son? You registered this month but know the people's opinions and crazes. Looks suspicious to me.

Turn that month into a year.

[Leto]

Well. Russian ashkenazi Mikhail Shufutinsky approves this study.

His Middle Eastern ancestry is fucking obvious. No European except for a few Italians looks like that.