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"Allobroges vaillants ! Dans vos vertes campagnes,
Accordez-moi toujours asile et sűreté,
Car j'aime ŕ respirer l'air pur de vos montagnes,
Je suis la Liberté ! la Liberté !"
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Yes. Except jordanians and to some extent palestinians , who are majority descended from bedouin tribes.
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If you look at a population density map of Africa, you'll notice that the bulk of Egypt's population lives along the Nile River, which is much closer to the Levant than to Northwest Africa.
In the Maghreb, the regions with the highest population density are in the northwestern Maghreb.
Amazighs probably also originated in the western Maghreb, and they carry a distinct component (Maghreb Neolithic/Iberomaurasian) that didn't affect Egyptians much. Egyptians don't have an additional unique Neolithic component that doesn't exist among Levantines (and vice versa). Since Maghrebis mostly live in the northern mountains and are separated from Egypt by sparsely populated desert, it makes sense that Egypt would have had much more contact with West Asia than the rest of North Africa.
Also, the easternmost Amazighs are the Siwa Amazighs of western Egypt's Siwa Oasis. I haven't ever seen the genetics of someone from that region, but its possible that Egyptians aren't all that distant to Siwa Amazighs.
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Yeah I believe they are based off their names that I found using the 'one-to-many' option. Their Steppe score isn't that surprising tbh because they seem to be on par with Lebanese Muslims in that regard except a bit less "East Med". Speaking of which, do you have any Lebanese Muslim kit numbers?
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