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the Balts, give us back our land




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I have little interest this war but still think it's more complicated than that, on different levels. The birth of Jews as a people in that land, a real group, is indisputable, even if at a later date. Those who came back more recently are indeed too "Euro" to qualify and certainly if we go only by the rights of longstanding presence, then that would be Palestinians, but it's not like Jews were never there either.
Going by neolithic, Sardinians could claim the whole Turkish territory, i would agree that wouldn't make much sense.
Still not as clear as you claim, depends on the period
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Obviously Palestinians. Jews are natives to Poland, Russia, in a lesser extent Germany, etc.



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And that most converts were born in Europe is also indisputable. The question is simply who is more native therefore if we go by genetics then it's palestinians that's it. The same way modern canarians are not native to the canary islands despite some of them having guanche ancestors and identifying as berbers.


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Then how come you always say they aren't White? Anyway, as Petalpusher has inferred, the answer is neither (at least not 100%). Most Jews have heavy Euro admixture (not surprising, given their history), while many if not most Palestinians have Gulf Arab, Egyptian and even sometimes Black African admixture.




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The Palestinians, obviously. And among them there were individuals belonging to muslim religion, jewish religion and christian religion.
The newcomers to Palestine from the 50s on were exogene to those territories, they were just jews from different countries, being jewish a religion and not an ethnic group, so no linking or very scarcely to those lands.
I wonder what have to do a Pole, a Russian, a Ucranian, a German, an English, a French, etc. of jewish religion with a Palestinian living in those lands for ages.


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