Ancient Israel and Assyria: The Assyrian Empire Strikes Back (Part 2)

[@HistorywithCy]

For fun, try this quiz: www.blumarker.org/ancient-israel-and-assyria---part-ii.html

[@davidroddin738]

These videos need more likes,keep up the good work!

[@kenjimallone2191]

You forgot about Taharqa. Pharaoh of Egypt. King of half of Africa. Saved Israel.

[@HistorywithCy]

@@kenjimallone2191 Hi! He actually comes a bit later in the story during the reign of Esarhaddon. Thanks for watching, appreciate it!

[@kenjimallone2191]

@@HistorywithCy Oh Okay. He's spoken of in Assyrian History.

[@dheath3697]

So why no part 3? I was particularly interested in the siege of Jerusalem for your take on it as we are having a discussion on the topic. Unfortunately there seems to be no part 3 :(

[@davidbarber3821]

These are better that Marvel Movies!!!

[@HistorywithCy]

As an avid comic book collector in my youth (I used to collect Amazing Spider-man, the old Star Wars comics and X-Men), that for me is a huge compliment and honor! Haha and yes, the MCU is great too (I've seen them all but the first Iron Man, Capt Am Civil War and Thor Ragnarok are my favorites). Thanks so much for stopping by, really appreciate it! Next one related to this will be on the kingdom of Judah and Sennacherib's siege of Jerusalem. Stay safe my friend!

[@thesamaddition6370]

They don't like assyrians and they don't wanna making movies about them plus they don't making a free advertising an they don't Expose their colonial plans and agendas

[@pilomalik9696]

as an Assyrian I thank you for spreading knowledge of my people.

[@AjfromWickcity]

Wassup from Clearwater Fla

[@ghanvedsingh8946]

Are you really Assyrian or a concoction of some afro asean tribes because it's mentioned in the history of Alexander s assaults on Iranian empire and there are Hindu Malik also in our country India who don't consider Assyrian (ahir the descendents of Assyrians)as good people to them so I am confused with your statement

[@rooneytutoring]

​@@ghanvedsingh8946I'm pretty sure Assyrians still exist as a distinct ethnic group in parts of Iraq. If I recall they are one of the groups in Iraq that stayed Christian after the Islamic conquests of the region.

[@darthvader6110]

​​@@rooneytutoringHey idiot let me tell u one thing u can find Assyrian DNA, Babylonian DNA, Old sumerian mesopotemian DNA inside every Iraqi Muslims. Iraqi muslims are the succesor of Old mesopotemian civilization...Saddam Hossain was direct descended of Mesopotemian civilization ❤

[@ezrafriesner8370]

As a Jew I send you peace and love, may we all live in peace

[@sargejacob]

Khaya Ashour !!!!!! Where my proud Assyrians at?

[@samleman4473]

🙋🏻‍♂️💪

[@ghanvedsingh8946]

In India their descendants are called ahirs you can meet them on u tube they use Yadav as their surnames

[@MikkoAPenttila]

Tiglath-Pileser III :"He took a take-no-prisoners attitude towards his enemies." Also, he took a lot of prisoners.

[@HistorywithCy]

Haha that's very true... I think I read somewhere that he may have deported more people than any Assyrian king. Anyway, thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it. More to come, stay safe!

[@Aj-zr8dz]

More like "leave no prisoners behind" lol

[@berniemaopolski4870]

😆 good one

[@ZeteticPhilosopher]

Currently binging your videos. I’ve always been fascinated by the ancient world, but particularly the pre-Roman Mediterranean. This is the best source I’ve found.

[@danielg3924]

yeah my boy Cy is my best and basically only source for excellent accounts for bronze age and pre-hellenic iron-age civs. Also I love how he reads the king's texts, makes it more lively

[@sfogbobi387]

11:20 While most of the northern tribes are still referred to as lost, it is speculated that some refugees from Samaria ended up in Jerusalem's mount Zion during Hezekiah's rule, and by extension joined the newly (re)formed Jewish nation during the Achemenid era.

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks for sharing, appreciate it! More to come, stay safe!

[@yurichtube1162]

We can assume the jews of today are from the 12 tribes, rather then only 2.

[@sfogbobi387]

@@yurichtube1162 Exactly

[@1992zorro]

Never ! The Lost tribes are called lost for a reason.

[@sfogbobi387]

@@1992zorro Yes, they're lost in the sense that they lost their tribal identities. Some joined the Southern Israelites (Jews), some stayed in Samaria and became Samaritans, and some assimilated to other cultures.

[@Isaiah-er1ot]

" isahia 19:25 :35 " Blessed be Assyria the work of my hands .

[@ogshaggymac]

You are in my top five go to for history. Cheers.

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks, really appreciate the kind words, means a lot since there are so many great history channels out there. More to come, stay safe!

[@BiggestCorvid]

What are some other faves? I'm partial to Historia Civilis, Kings & Generals, Military History Visualized, and OSP.

[@BiggestCorvid]

@@HistorywithCy the algorithm definitely like your upload schedule. Don't burn yourself out, but please keep producing content and quizzes.

[@Cecil_Augus]

@@BiggestCorvid If you don't know already I recommend History Time, BazBattles, History Marche, Geo History, Knowledgia and Voices of the Past. Civilis and Kings are awesome

[@tjohnsonabraham]

I've been waiting for this.

[@HistorywithCy]

Haha I've been waiting to put this one out...one of my favorite periods of ancient history. Thanks so much for stopping by, really appreciate it. More to come, stay safe!

[@Numba003]

It's interesting to see Assyria grow so powerful knowing that it's about to get destroyed by the Babylonians and Persians soon after. Empires can be such delicate and ever-changeable things. Thank you for another excellent video. God be with you out there everybody. ✝️ :)

[@hamm0155]

Thanks that was great! Are you making/planning a part 3? I know you have other videos that overlap but part 3 would be great!

[@harryzimmerman7991]

Part 3 gonna get brutal... But with an interesting twist!

[@HistorywithCy]

Yeah, it'll be fun... thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it! More to come, not just from the Levant, but other areas soon, stay tuned and safe!

[@jannestiemes4328]

Thanks for all the interesting video’s, can’t wait for part 3!

[@HistorywithCy]

My pleasure, next part should be out later on this month. Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it! Stay safe!

[@richardglady3009]

Wonderful and understandable history video. I love how clear and easy your pronunciations of difficult Assyrian names are. Thanks for your hard work in creating this video and making clear a very difficult period of history.

[@JeshuaZBG]

No part 3?):

[@adambaker8689]

Very interesting, your pronunciations of ancient cities and names seem to be really authentic. Great visuals too. :)

[@ThatsNotMyWife]

Where's part 3? Great work!

[@Roadstar1602]

Have you made the next part yet? I can't seem to find it. I'm very interested to learn more about Sennacherib's campaign.

[@robbabcock_]

Fascinating, as always! Thanks, Cy!👍

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks man, really appreciate your support of the channel and these videos! Super glad you're enjoying them. More to come, stay safe!

[@thegroovee]

Part 3 pleaseeee

[@tjw9985]

The weaving together of the different stories is awesome.

[@andyventures6574]

Part 3.... Come on. Make with it.

[@HistorywithCy]

It's coming up, hopefully next month! Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it! Stay safe!

[@user-qy6bp5hf3i]

I'm proud of being Assyrian Canadian

[@Reallydumbtakes]

No part 3?

[@acharonim4659]

Superb Work as always... 👍🏾

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks, appreciate the kind words...more to come, stay safe!

[@fgtrhwu2]

Thank you for all your hard work

[@HistorywithCy]

My pleasure, thank you for stopping by, really appreciate it. Stay safe!

[@chadthunderstorm8148]

Part 3 when??

[@besotoxicomusic]

Am I missing something? I can’t seem to find part 3 and it’s almost been a year later.

[@MrBrockHeinz]

Are we gonna get the Kingdom of Judah finale followup? Love this series btw :)

[@ncd3165]

strong work well organized. thank you

[@HistorywithCy]

Thank you, glad you liked this and thanks for stopping by. I'll be doing more on Assyria in the near future, stay tuned and stay safe!

[@YoreHistory]

Really enjoyed this Cy, well done! It's a region I feel doesn't get enough coverage.

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks my friend, really appreciate it! More to come, stay safe!

[@fmort210]

Hey Cy, Love your videos! They are super informative but hold my interest at the same time, and you have my respect for not making clickbait titles/photos like so many cheezy youtube channels! One thing I would love to see made in your style of map 'turf war' that you have depicting a specific people and whoever is involved with them at the time, but an all encompassing meso/egypt timeline. For example when Sargon of Assyria took power, and the expansion into the first empire, but what else was happening in other places and what year/era were in when it happened. I know you put a ton of work into your videos, it really shows! Anyway just an idea I hope might interest you.

[@HistorywithCy]

Hi, thanks so much for stopping by and your suggestions, really appreciate them! I've actually thought about something like that... not the timeline but a video covering a specific time period, say the late Bronze Age, where we would jump from Anatolia to Egypt to Elam, Mesopotamia, and maybe even the Indus Valley, basically a world tour of the 14th century BC, something like that. Now that you've mentioned it, I'll look into it! Thanks again, stay safe!

[@FsimulatorX]

Where's part 3 :(

[@thesamaddition6370]

Thank you for this ancient history replaying

[@juandiegoparales9379]

And part 3!?

[@aat501]

Someone comment when part 3 is out 😊

[@susanpower9265]

inscription of tiglath pileser iii names nine kings with rezin of damascus mentioned in isaiah/menahem of samaria in book kings together with hiram of tyre

[@yoda105]

I was getting ready to rewatch an old video of yours before bed but this popped up. So happy to have new content:) keep it going ma homie🤧👍

[@HistorywithCy]

Thanks, no plans of stopping! I'll be putting out some short ones more frequently and with a few longer videos towards the end of the month. Thanks again for the support, may the force be with you!

[@terrymeadows1827]

As a Christian, I find it refreshing to watch an honest history of the Levant in the 9th and 8th century B.C. without the usual narrow-minded Western hostile dismissal of the Holy Bible. Thank you.

[@josebenardi1554]

The Bible just isn't reliable as a historical document.

[@supertrucker99]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thepuffin4050]

The attitude of Western archeological scholarship towards the Bible will be more accurately portrayed by its members, not whining pastors. Not ONCE have I ever encountered an archeologist or anthropologist who believes that the Bible's passages should be ignored wholesale. Rather, the predominant attitude is to take the Bible as just ONE source for historical events. This is in contrast to the system used by Fundamentalist Christian counterparts, who lazily accept whatever the Bible says as absolutely true with no consideration of its very human authorship. The only times I've ever heard of such opinions being given was by pastors or biblical archaelogists who believe the Bible to be a divine work. The Bible IS very useful to contextualize some historical events, but it is not an absolute authority by any means. Unfortunately, it used to be upheld as one.

[@thepuffin4050]

I apologize if my tone is overly harsh, I am just wearied of hearing this same misconception all my life

[@terrymeadows1827]

How is it a "misconception"?@@thepuffin4050

[@LuisAldamiz]

I bookmarked your podcast site: I'm oh-so-tired of YT ads when I just want to listen to some documentary history! Great chapter as always.

[@HistorywithCy]

Yeah I actually prefer doing podcasts because they take less time ... editing/production is nearly 70% of the time it takes to create each video. I have several scripts for podcasts ready, just have to record them. Anyway, thanks again for stopping by, really appreciate it! Stay safe!

[@giovanniramirez9061]

My new Hobby is binging thru your videos I just love it! I've afraid wanted to know thank you so much Cy !

[@HistorywithCy]

Hi, thanks you so much, glad you really enjoy these! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to let me know! More to come, stay safe!

[@holdmie4ever]

Listening to your video is so much better than reading history books...thanks ...keep it up...

[@bugsytv6852]

i need to watch part 1 over again and than watch this omg its out 😍 thank you Cy 🙏

[@al-muwaffaq341]

What music do you use?

[@HistorywithCy]

Hi! In this episode it all came from the site Epidemic Sound. Thanks, stay safe!

[@al-muwaffaq341]

@@HistorywithCy Thanks

[@wildcard9010]

@History with Cy , hey do you think you could tell me what is the music at the beginning? I'm addicted to it lol

[@rodlarge1]

Israel & Judea ( Samaria & Judah) were as 'on the map' to The Assyrians as as the Mexican province of Oaxaca is to the USA. The visibility and importance of Israel/Judea is magnified immensely by the Tanakh.

[@Reallydumbtakes]

Lol of course it is. who wrote it?

[@TangerineCreamsickle]

no shit. do you expect the Oaxacans to write a history about themselves from an ignorant American perspective?

[@eidorm.7953]

That's because the Tanakh is written of a Judeo-Centric perspective, it's like saying that the Iliad has a Greek centered narrative

[@hassanminbaghdad]

where's part 3 :

[@HistorywithCy]

You're right, I never got to part III and it has been so long! I need to get started on it. I'll put it on the list and try to get it out in the next two months. Thanks for the reminder!

[@danielfreed2988]

Please, please do it. I am subscribing now in anticipation!

[@berniemaopolski4870]

Good job on this!

[@HistorywithCy]

Thank you, appreciate the feedback! Stay safe!

[@ghanvedsingh8946]

Where did the Ammon went after it's land was occupied by Sargon 2:if you know about it please tell me their where abouts

[@emilyrissling9703]

Thank you for the information,

[@Haaduwkahn.]

Wen part 3?

[@maxnetirtimon4121]

great as always p.s: can you do a video about the history of Jerusalem

[@HistorywithCy]

Yes, for sure, the script for that is already in progress! Thanks for the suggestion, appreciate it and stay safe!

[@davidbarber3821]

@@HistorywithCy Can't Wait

[@sfogbobi387]

@@HistorywithCy Will it include Pre-Davidic Jerusalem (Canaanite Jebus)?

[@HistorywithCy]

@@sfogbobi387 Hi! Yes in the sense that I'll mention when the city/site is believed to have been first occupied and then it's mention in the Amarna archive and stuff like that. Most of it though will be from the Maccabees/end temple period, Hellenic, Roman and later periods up to the modern era. Initially I had written most of it because I was planning a trip there this past October but obviously the virus kept me from going anywhere. I had wanted to visit many of the sites and then do the video, but it looks like it'll probably be the reverse. Anyway, stay tuned, I plan to put it out sometime in 2021. Thanks again and stay safe!

[@sfogbobi387]

@@HistorywithCy Awesome! I'm pretty sure that the Israeli "City of David" institute has some information that you can use, such as excavations, boundaries etc.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Thank you! Excellent work. New sub.

[@hrjhbhxho6348]

לפי הדיווח של סרגון 27 אלף אנשים הוגלו מישראל. זה מספר קטן עבור עשרת השבטים שמסופר בספר מלכים ב' שצריך להיות מספר רב מאוד של אנשים.

[@HistorywithCy]

Yeah, interesting point. Perhaps this could be due to a couple of things. Shalmaneser V may have deported more, but Sargon may have taken credit for the remaining - the two brothers did not get along and the reason why there are so few inscriptions of Shalmaneser V may be because Sargon erased them out of spite. The other reason is that Sargon is only mentioning Samaria in the quote. There may have been many other cities or town around the countryside whose people he didn't deport. If so, he probably would have mentioned places like Shechem or Jezreel. Just my thoughts... Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it. More to come, stay safe!

[@sfogbobi387]

נראה לי שסיי לא דובר עברית.. 10 השבטים כנראה לא הוגלו במלואם. פרופסור פינקלשטיין טוען שרק כ-חמישית מהאוכלוסיה הישראלית הוגלו לאשור, השאר או שנסו אל ירושלים ויהודה או שנשארו בשומרון. אלו שנשארו בשומרון, שהיו כמעט 150 אלף איש, נהיו השומרונים של היום. אלו שברחו לירושלים הצטרפו לעם היהודי, שביסס את עצמו מחדש בעזרת עזרא ונחמיה, ונהיו יהודים. ספר מלכים, והתנך בכלל, מגזים בתיאוריו במקרים רבים. לא צריך לקחת את כל מה שכתוב בו כאחד לאחד.

[@HistorywithCy]

@@sfogbobi387 Yeah my Hebrew is pretty terrible. I can read a little and know some of the basics. Interestingly, there's a course on the Great Courses Plus on Biblical Hebrew that I'm going to check out to help me more with this. Thanks again for stopping by, really appreciate it...stay safe!

[@Steven-dt5nu]

Dig it. Thanks for the info

[@joeshmoe8345]

Thanks

[@HistorywithCy]

Thank you!

[@cireez]

as an Israelite I thank you for spreading knowledge of my people.

[@donnie27brasco]

Israelites gone extinct long time ago kid.

[@chessmoov]

Is it safe to assume that current day Syria was part of the Assyrian empire?

[@tomytoma6287]

Great documentary👍👍👍

[@HistorywithCy]

Thank you, appreciate it! Stay safe!

[@terryloder6339]

No mention of Israel's alliance with Egypt ?.

[@HistorywithCy]

That comes a bit later on after the time frame of this video. I'll talk about that in another video. Thanks for stopping by, appreciate it!

[@rauliciii]

Where is the next video?

[@henkstersmacro-world]

👍👍👍Thanks Cy👍👍👍

[@HistorywithCy]

Thank you, glad you stopped by! Stay safe!

[@seanvandiijk2889]

Thanks for showing in such a simple way how a tiny particle of dust is the the nation of G-d, all triumph, minus them, the erev rav (Ham) won and wins, while Shem has not done a single good to mankind and when he does, the ones taking benefit of him, are their enemies. It seems that the blessed son of Noah, Shem, has not claimed its blessings, because he is thinking with his heart and not with his mind, thus, all their enemies prevail and the glory of The Almighty has never been defended, and I hate that, it breaks my heart.

[@Isaiah-er1ot]

may God Ashur bless the Assyrian people.

[@judithparker4608]

Was Jerusalem named 'Salem' ?

[@12zxgglol]

It was on of her names in the bronze age

[@AstroCanbe11833]

Amazing video!!!! Your a legend. Can you please do a video or explain these: yamhad. Qatana. Amurru. Apum. And are the last two the same as the Hebrews ?

[@amandamann25]

I wonder why you didn't mention of Taharqa?

[@HistorywithCy]

He comes later on in the story, not during this exact time frame. Thanks for watching!

[@ghanvedsingh8946]

Was he some Israeli king? because some Jat people of India keep their memories with Tahara or king Dahar of Sindh on which Arabs attacked in 8th century

[@truthtopower48]

awesome I love how you explain everything the way you do you doing The great job that you doing finding facts Look into the Koran and the history accuracy

[@silveryuno]

And with the death of Samaria so died the polytheistic branch Judaism. Maybe... There is a lot of uncertainty about if that even existed at all.

[@helenakonjir4402]

Assirians should have a state or a country which they can call their own land

[@JustGrowingUp84]

Yesss, master Cy, feed my hunger for ancient near east history! Feeeed meeeee! ... Ahem, sorry, I don't know what happened back there, felt like something.. or someone... just took over me! Lol

[@HistorywithCy]

Haha no worries, I also get really excited about this stuff too! Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it. More to come, stay safe!

[@mohamadnaseebaldabbas9473]

I just love your videos Pls make a video about Tadmor or Palmyra as you told me Thanks ❤🇸🇾🥰

[@HistorywithCy]

Haha will do my best... the list at the moment is quite long but Palmyra is definitely on it, though a little later in the timeline. So much to discuss, so little time! Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it...stay safe!

[@مدرسةالماس-ك2خ]

The answer is the deported Israelis from the Northern Kingdom of Israel . They were separated then were resettled , nearby Assyrian castles on the eastern banks of the river Euphrates. Later they constituted the towns of the far western of Iraq. Another group were taken also nearby a castle at Tikreet others in Erbiel and Zakhoo. But the largest groupe were brought to the west bank of the river Tigres, nearby a castle opposite the ancient city of Nineveh. A century + later, those who were on the right side of Tigres, the west bank, founded the city of Mossel in the north of Iraq. But most of the very original inhabitants of Mosul, or Mossil, passed away due to waves of pandemics that inflicted Iraq many times during the ottoman era. In one of the waves more than three quarters of the city passed away due to the high density of population. Mosul was a very populated city since a thousand years ago, and it was the industrial city of the Abbasid state. The people of Mossel used to make textil, one kind known historically musline, that was first manufactured in Mossel.

[@madderhat5852]

I would never want to be a king. But I suppose it's better than one of the poor civilians caught in the middle.

[@carmineg8800]

I'd like a video game based on these events

[@SAnn-rf3oz]

You have some major cajonies for trying out the translation. 💖

[@HistorywithCy]

Haha it's fun to do, thanks! More to come, stay safe!

[@jeczaja-mordon1907]

Archeology indicates 12,000 Israeli refugees fled to Judah. (see Israel Finklestein)

[@alexanderyagiela1724]

Sacrifice a one slash one token to the algorithm

[@jonhart7630]

These statements from the Assyrian Kings sound like they were written by Napoleon Dynamite.

[@kkKey-py7lk]

I am Assyrian in north Iraq and urmia in Azerbaijan we Jewish call nashdidan they believe is jew and they specking Assyrian

[@HistorywithCy]

Oh nice, that is a very beautiful area! Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it. More to come, stay safe!

[@kkKey-py7lk]

@Ghost Ghost we have more then 10 millions Assyrians left checked Assyrian in google you see them I am Assyrian from Antoia turkey

[@kkKey-py7lk]

@Ghost Ghost all so we have 1/2 Assyrian as people and as believe Jewish in Israel and north Iraq and urmia Azerbaijan and in van turkey

[@kkKey-py7lk]

@Ghost Ghost I am Assyrian as people as believe Christian

[@nathanc939]

Timur exterminated the Assyrian people once and for all. He quite litterally killed then all. Even then, there was not nearly as many of them as there should have been without the Islamic Invasion. After Babylon overtook Assyria, they never had a great nation again, but kept beeing a relatively large group until Timur.

[@yflrj]

love from yflrj

[@hermescarraro3393]

Wow... Were the Assyrians really that irredeamable? I mean. Yes. What they did was the classic style of war at the time... But for some reason they still seem to have been more cruel than necessary. Even for the time. I mean. Everyone hated them. Did they do anything nice at least once?

[@HistorywithCy]

No, it's just the normal politics of the time. The name of the game was conquer or be conquered. You see it even on a smaller scale with the conflicts between the Israel and Aram-Damascus, then Israel and Judah, Israel taking over Gilead, Judah and Israel against the Philistines... whoever had an upper hand tried to use it to their advantage... all states did it when they could. The only real alliances were those for a some mutual purpose...once that purpose was served, it would usually break up and often, friends would become foes. The Assyrians were definitely strict and uninvited in most places outside of Assyria, plus they levied heavy taxes, but if you were loyal to the Assyrian crown, then you actually made out ok. The lands that Assyria controlled for the most part were stable, which is really all that they wanted... they, like most people of Mesopotamia, were terrified of disorder and chaos. That's my take at 1:30 AM... time for me to sleep. Take care, stay safe, and hope all is well on your end!

[@hermescarraro3393]

@@HistorywithCy Go to sleep. You need it after all this work! ✌️

[@G33KN3rd]

@@HistorywithCy _The Assyrians were definitely strict and uninvited in most places outside of Assyria, plus they levied heavy taxes, but if you were loyal to the Assyrian crown, then you actually made out ok_ That was really the problem that plagued Assyria. Assyrian kings were harsh and heavy-handed, even with the tributary system which helped Assyria stay and become stronger. The Romans did many of the same things ancient Assyrians did but their tributary system wasn't as heavy-handed and incentivized Roman allies to stay with Rome. Whenever rebellions broke out, the main idea was to quell it as harshly as possibly. While the notion of deportation did help __fix__ the issue of rebellion, it didn't prevent rebellion and it's like the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of the cure. Rebellions would break out because the Tributary system was too harsh and nobody would voluntarily give tribute to Assyria when it wasn't more beneficial to do so, which is what happens when Assyria's power weakened and its tributes saw that it was no longer able to rely on Assyria for defense and that Assyria was no longer powerful to threaten people back into tribute.

[@drmg735]

@ܓܘܓܝܤIs your username pronounced Googonos? i find it impossible to read the Syriac script without the vowels and especially the way it translates when written.

[@Mr713mexican]

Wait, I thought Jews from the Middle East make claims to be part of those lost tribes?

[@brucemacmillan9581]

They were deported to... 'destinations unknown.'

[@MichaelB2008]

Isaiah 37:33 to 38 (NKJV). Therefore thus says the LORD concerning the king of Assyria: 'He shall not come into this city, nor shoot an arrow there, nor come before it with shield, nor build a siege mound against it. By the way that he came, By the same shall he return; And he shall not come into this city; says the LORD. For I will defend this city, to save it for my own sake and for my servent David's sake. Then the angel of the Lord went out, and killed in the camp of the Assyrians one Hundred and eighty-five thousand; and when the people arose early in the morning, there were corpses---all dead. So Sennacherib king of Assyria departed and went away, returned home, and remained at Nineveh. Now it came to pass, as he was worshipping in the house of Nisroch His god, that his sons Adrammelech and Sharezer struck him down with the sword; and they escaped into the land of Ararat. Then Esarhaddon his son reigned in his place.

[@saadabu5986]

the heading of this is wrong,should be the great assyrian empire which ruled from persia to nile and little town of judea, cause was no islal, and every body was speaking assyrian languish,

[@YatzarEL-17]

Are you Muslim?

[@eidorm.7953]

There was Israel and there were other languages spoken by all nations controlled by the Assyrians. Read about the Mesha stele.

[@Rita1984]

But but muh palestine!! 😡

[@ashuryn6790]

Assyrian 💙🤍❤️💪🏼

[@juanducas6967]

Senaquerib: Hahaha, your God YHWH is so weak and laughable. Hezekiah: ... 1 ángel: Actually...

[@HistorywithCy]

Oh that'll be in the next episode related to this... Sennacherib's assault on Jerusalem, stay tuned! Thanks for stopping by, appreciate it! Stay safe!

[@G33KN3rd]

*600 years later* Assyrians: _worshipping YHWH_

[@SAnn-rf3oz]

Remain accurate Cy!

[@HistorywithCy]

Always!

[@husambotros3958]

Get ready for the stormy comments CY🤣🤣🤣

[@HistorywithCy]

Haha I do my best to be objective and balanced but I'm always ready! Hope all is well on your side of the pond!

[@mrstark7379]

Based Syrians 💪 did a very good work 👌

[@yaruqadishi8326]

Also what chronology you're using cuz eight hundreds is little too early for Jews their time basically was more century later.

[@gostavoadolfos2023]

There is a new theory that the bible history happened in Yemen not Palestine. The geography, list of kings and events are almost 100% identical and even cultural practices and concepts described in the bible still living in modern Yemen, in that context the kingdom Sheeva is Israel descending from Haber (Hebrew) and to the south Hemyar (Judea) descending from Houd and in their language they use the "Ya" as an indicatif, so Arabs are Yaarab and Yahoud is the Arabic name of jews. Kingdoms and lands with the names of Egypt (Misrayim) and Kanaan and Sinai all exist in the area with the same geopolitical complexity of the bible. PS from Hemyar perspective Houd and Haber are the same dude.

[@michaelh8167]

Nonsense.

[@donnie27brasco]

So the Assyrian kings called the small kingdom they conquered "Samaria", yet you call it "Israel" just to fit the biblical Zionist narrative. By the way, Sargon II resettled some Arabs in Samaria after his conquest.

[@AasraTeraa]

10:50 there is. No mention of israel created in 1947..the inscription says he deported Sumerians. Not Israel. And please donttell me.that israel are the sumerians please cy ive so far resepected you as an honest presenter

[@FartCoffin]

Sargon says he deported Samarians (not Sumerians) from Samaria, which was located in ancient Israel. And why would he mention modern Israel, this video has nothing to do with it

[@Ahmad-up9og]

Unfortunately, the Jewish question has never been eradicated for eternity

[@Marutto12385]

La naissance de ce pays c'est seulement en 1948

[@איתיסולברג]

זו הייתה ממלכה, לא מדינה

[@j.r7091]

Killuminati

[@narjessbenhamouda7071]

Kingdom of israhell 😅😅😅😅😅