What do Palestinian Christians receiving on their DNA results?

[Serbat14]

What do Palestinian Christians receiving on their DNA results? I've heard they have a higher Levanite ancestry compared to the Muslim ones and they are significantly less Arab genetically than them, are there any Palestinian Christians here who did a DNA test, if so, would they willing to share the results here? I'm curious
Thanks.

[Serbat14]

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[فاروق]

Muslim Palestinians are ~50% native on average, however there are some Palestinian Muslims who are completely native and score results not much different than Christians, so it's more like a spectrum. Least indigenous people can be found in Gaza.

Palestinian and Samaritan reference in GedMatch both are somehow close to each other. Palestinian Muslims are most likely Samaritans who converted to Islam and received a lot of outsider input. However, Christian Palestinians' DNA is exactly the same thing as Samaritans so they're basically Christian Samaritans.

In the end of the day, all Palestinians are native to the region and their DNA results show that. They get close genetic distance to the Lebanese, Syrians and Jordanians. If you think they're not native (like most Israelis think: "They're just Arabs"); WTF you expect them to be close to? Swedes? Yeah, they're close to Levantines in general and they're Levantines.

Jews in general also show Levantine ancestry so I think both are indigenous to the land and are close to each other. All Jews get East Med component in their DNA most likely from their Levantine ancestry. I hope you guys will co-exist together, peace!

[samario]

Yeah, Christian Palestinians are mostly Levantine whereas Muslim Palestinians often show high levels of Arabian admixture. Original Jews are of Levantine ancestry, too.

From an ethnic standpoint, Palestinians with low levels of Arabian admixture and Jews are brothers, as well as Syrians, Jordanians, Lebanese.

[Smeagol]

From an ethnic standpoint, Palestinians with low levels of Arabian admixture and Jews are brothers, as well as Syrians, Jordanians, Lebanese.

Jews are fairly distant from all Levantine populations. They cluster with peripheral South Europeans.

[samario]

Jews are fairly distant from all Levantine populations. They cluster with peripheral South Europeans.

Jews with non-Canaanite admixture are a native Levantine population, though and they share a common heritage with other Levantines regardless of admixture with other groups.

Native Samaritans and Palestinians being their closest relatives.

[Smeagol]

Jews without admixture are a native Levantine population, though.

But Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews make up the vast majority of Jews in the world.

[samario]

But Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews make up the vast majority of Jews in the world.

There's still a shared bond between Jews and other Levantines, no? Jews are not 100% European. They don't cluster too far away from Samaritans, for instance.

On the same note... Some Levantines, noticeably Muslim ones, have mixed with Arabs. Although some do not show Arabian admixture at all.

[Smeagol]

There's still a shared bond between Jews and other Levantines, no? Jews are not 100% European. They don't cluster too far away from Samaritans, for instance.

I said peripheral European because like South Italians and Greek Islanders they have substantial Middle Eastern as well but can't be considered a Levantine population.

They aren't that close to Samaritans.

[samario]

How Levantine are Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews on average? How much do they score? Are they more European than Levantine or is it a balanced mix?

What percentage of Jews are/were from outside Europe?