THE GENETIC ORIGINS OF THE PALESTINIANS

This video unravels the DNA History of the Palestinian people.
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[@mentalhell4846]

My father is Palestinian from Gaza and he genetically plots with Hebrews, when i traced my family tree, i found out my ancestors were ancient Jewish ( Hebrews ), interesting results.

[@amirsherif867]

Not strange at all! Massconversions of Samaritans took place just after the conquest. In addition this continued during the centuries. In around 1012-1015 AD the Caliph el-Hakim ordered forced conversions en masse too.

[@bogdan98ify]

Forced to convert to Islam by the Muslim occupation

[@anamariaprado2718]

We are all mixed, stop the madness....

[@bogdan98ify]

@anamariaprado2718 yes. Stop the Palestinian madness and bring back our hostages

[@IslenoGutierrez]

"the conversion of pagans, Samaritans and Jews eventually produced a Christian majority" Goodblatt, David (2006). "The Political and Social History of the Jewish Community in the Land of Israel, c. 235-638". The Cambridge History of Judaism Vol. IV. pp. 404-430 Palestinians are the result of ancient Jews, Samaritans and Canaanite and Israelite Pagan worshippers of the Canaanite god Ba’al, all converting to Christianity, then to Islam with some converting directly to Islam.

[@stephenbailey9969]

Those we today call "Palestinians" and the Jewish people come from the same Levantine genetic origins. Many Palestinian families had ancestors that were Jewish, but who became culturally Arabized and Islamized after the conquest. If DNA ruled, there would be no war between these two cultural groups. They would find a way to build a common society.

[@netnomad47]

Exactly the war is based on identity and not blood.

[@MiCh-vj9vl]

Palestine does not exist anymore it has not for a while

[@user-mf1vp4tn3f]

If dna 🧬 mattered the askanazis would not be in the Middle East because the are foreign

[@ivydark9741]

Only you would struggle to find Levantine DNA in those Jews from Eastern Europe. Look at them. And look at Palestinians.

[@synaptic100]

Now they fake european Jews will exterminate the real Jews.

[@Antonio59018]

I’m Palestinian, I ran my DNA results into MyTrueAncestry and found my DNA shares 96% similarities to DNA samples collected from Canaanite and Canaanite offshoot sites. Even found that I share near exact genetic distance to 15 samples recovered from Megiddo, about 25 minutes from Nazareth, where my family has lived as long as I can remember.

[@angelonzuji2457]

Knowing that according to history, ancient Israelites are Cannanites. So Palestinians and Jews are cousins or brother etc.. You are realated, which is sad with what’s going on in the middle-east. 😢

[@Antonio59018]

@@angelonzuji2457 100% ! DNA studies have shown that Palestinians tend to have higher genetic similarities to the ancient Canaanites, however, as ancient Israelites came to the land and started intermingling with the population, the DNA pool became more mixed. We are in fact cousins, even as a Palestinian I have around 22% Jewish in me, however no one in my family has been Jewish for centuries, Jewish is just that embedded into my DNA that despite centuries, there’s still over 20%. People really don’t realize just how close Palestinians and Jews are, it’s such a shame, the land is the home of both our ancestors and we both deserve the right to live there as free and equal people. It’s the greedy leaders who are responsible for the divide.

[@ORITCOMAY]

Ancient Israelites didn't come to the area, the first "Hebrew" did from Mesopotamia/ Aramea. They then intermixed with the local Canaanites and that's why Jews and Samaritans have largely Canaanite DNA (though Jews have less these days cuz of our exile and intermarrying with Europeans). Your Canaanite DNA means your ancestors were Jews or Samaritans, you won't only be 20% Jewish. If you have no Arabian Peninsula DNA or your ancestors weren't Phoenician Lebanese, then you are just a Jew who converted. Salam Alechem@@Antonio59018

[@bellaadamowicz8380]

@@Antonio59018 it is a tragedy .

[@hornerfarah2282]

​@@angelonzuji2457 Israelites are not Cananians. People in Israel used to live in Egypt, and Cananians used to inhabit Palestine. So you cannot really say that they are the same.

[@blanchetv]

Incredible video. When I took my ancenstry test, it landed flatly on the Levant (I am Palestinian) and the crazy thing is the Palestinian women in your video could look like me or any of my sisters. So accurate!!

[@ORITCOMAY]

Christian?

[@user-xd5bi7oj5o]

what are talking about half of the information in the video is wrong and disagrees with historians...

[@navajod6396]

What DNA test did you use?

[@ORITCOMAY]

The only way a Palestinian can be native to Israel is if they're a Canaanite. Now, it is impossible to be of Canaanite origin and from Israel without first being a Jew. If your ancestors were never Jews, but are Canaanites, then they must be Lebanese, because Canaanites who were not Jewish never lived in today's Israel/Palestine. Gazans are mostly Egyptian. If they are of Canaanite origin and lived in Israel, then they will be Jews or Samaritans who converted to Christianity or Islam. THE END.

[@user-xd5bi7oj5o]

@@ORITCOMAY in this paper they prove that modern day Levantines are genetically closest to Canaanites. And proves that Canaanites and Arabs have the same haplogroup. "The overlap between the Bronze Age and present-day Levantines suggests a degree of genetic continuity in the region." "and found that Sidon_BA shared more alleles with the Lebanese than with most other present-day Levantines, supporting local population continuity as observed in Sidon’s archaeological records." "We found a high significant correlation between Sidon_BA and the Lebanese (r = 0.74) and lower correlations between Sidon_BA and Europeans (r = 0.56), Africans (r = 0.55), and Asians (r = 0.53). These results support population continuity in the region and suggest that several present-day genetic disorders might stem from risk alleles that were already present in the Bronze Age population." The most important part: "In addition, the two Sidon_BA males carried the Y-chromosome haplogroups J-P58 and J-M12. Haplogroup J-P58 is frequent in the Arabian Peninsula with proposed origins in the Zagros/Taurus mountain region. It forms the vast majority of the Y chromosomes in southwestern Mesopotamia and reaches particularly high frequencies (74.1%) in Marsh Arabs in Iraq" This means that both Canaanites and Arabs share the sams haplogroup that came from Zagros/Taurus region. Link: www.cell.com/ajhg/fulltext/S0002-9297(17)30276-8#secsectitle0035)*

[@MuslimLAD]

I'm Palestinian, 18% Egypt, 72% Levant, 9% Arab 1% Italian

[@MuslimLAD]

@@loadknxjen82ujd not according to 23 and me?

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

@@loadknxjen82ujd They are not, they are considered Middle Eastern.

[@ShiningGalaxy01]

​@@loadknxjen82ujd Levantine is Canaanite, and Egyptian is North-African. Modern-Day Egyptians, and Palestinians, are Arabized.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

Where the Italian come from?

[@ShiningGalaxy01]

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 The Romans!

[@michaelzumpano7318]

Exceeded my expectations! Very timely, informationally dense, and It hit the topic from all angles. Bravo!

[@sm4810]

I am a Palestinian Christian, did the DNA test and it showed 60% canaanites and 30% from Crete where the philistines came from

[@williamallan7915]

what was the Haplo group

[@williamallan7915]

@St_No777 is that [J]

[@alexandradesouza1381]

To be christian is a step beyond because you keep moral and spiritual values and above this nasty conflict

[@russianinvader3207]

30% Greek,that's great.

[@sm4810]

@@russianinvader3207 in Crete there was the Minoan civilization, who were different from Greeks in mainland

[@EwanCummins]

Minor historical note. The Romans did indeed reorganize provinces to create Syria-Palaestina as an administrative division of the Empire, but the region in question was known as Palestine much further back than that. For example, Herodotus used the term in the Histories.

[@gabrieldiciero5573]

Minor historical note. The region was also known as Judea and was locally and administratively referred to as that until the year 136 CE. The indigenous inhabitants 300 years early in about 160 BCE fought off Greek Seleucid Occupation and established the Hasmonean Kingdom of Judea which is what Hanukkah 🕎 celebrates. And Herodotus referred to the “Syrians of Palestine” who practiced circumcision meaning he was referring to Jews. The name Palestine comes from the Philistines which etymologically means invaders. Some would find this to be ironic.

[@nirmizrahi6310]

You are completely incorrect! You should go ahead and start to educate yourself before establishing these kind of statements.

[@hendrifai4223]

@@nirmizrahi6310 Anything that goes against the zionist israeli narrative even if it has a mountain of evidence is incorrect acording to u clowns

[@youtuber-yw5hf]

aristotel and alexander the great also knew our country as palestina. the judean iranian province was small. almost a city state.

[@zlonewolf]

@@youtuber-yw5hf WRONG From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Adriaan Reland's 1712 Palaestina ex Monumentis Veteribus Illustrata (Palestine's Ancient Monuments Illustrated) contains an early description and timeline of the historical references to the name "Palestine."[1] This article presents a list of notable historical references to the name Palestine as a place name for the region of Palestine and the wider Middle East in West Asia throughout the history, including its counterparts in other languages, such as Arabic Filasṭīn and Latin Palaestina. The term "Peleset" (transliterated from hieroglyphs as P-r-s-t) is found in five inscriptions referring to a neighboring people, who are generally identified with the Philistines,[2] or their land Philistia, starting from circa 1150 BCE during the Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt. The first known mention is at the Medinet Habu temple which refers to the Peleset among those who fought against Egypt during Ramesses III's reign,[3] and the last known is 300 years later on Padiiset's Statue. The Assyrians called the same region "Palashtu/Palastu" or "Pilistu," beginning with Adad-nirari III in the Nimrud Slab in c. 800 BCE through to an Esarhaddon treaty more than a century later.[4][5] Neither the Egyptian nor the Assyrian sources provided clear regional boundaries for the term.[6] The term "Palestine" first appeared in the 5th century BCE when the ancient Greek historian Herodotus wrote of a "district of Syria, called Palaistinê" between Phoenicia and Egypt in The Histories.[7] Herodotus provides the first historical reference clearly denoting a wider region than biblical Philistia, as he applied the term to both the coastal and the inland regions such as the Judean Mountains and the Jordan Rift Valley.[8][9][10][11] Later Greek writers such as Aristotle, Polemon and Pausanias also used the word, which was followed by Roman writers such as Ovid, Tibullus, Pomponius Mela, Pliny the Elder, Dio Chrysostom, Statius, Plutarch as well as Roman Judean writers Philo of Alexandria and Josephus.[12] There is not currently evidence of the name on any Hellenistic coin or inscription.[13] In the early 2nd century CE, the term "Syria Palaestina"[a] (literally, "Palestinian Syria"[14][15]) was given to a Roman province incorporating Judaea and other territories, either before or after the suppression of the Bar Kokhba revolt in 135.[16][17][18][19] In around the year 390, during the Byzantine period, the imperial province of Syria Palaestina was then reorganized into Palaestina Prima, Palaestina Secunda[20] and Palaestina Salutaris.[20] Following the Muslim conquest, place names that were in use by the Byzantine administration generally continued to be used in Arabic,[4][21] and the Jund Filastin became one of the military districts within the Umayyad and Abbasid province of Bilad al-Sham.[22] The use of the name "Palestine" became common in Early Modern English,[23] was used in English and Arabic during the Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem. The term was used widely as a self-identification by Palestinians from the start of the 20th century onwards.[24] In the 20th century the name was used by the British to refer to "Mandatory Palestine," a territory from the former Ottoman Empire which had been divided in the Sykes-Picot Agreement and secured by Britain via the Mandate for Palestine obtained from the League of Nations.[25] Starting from 2013, the term was officially used in the eponymous "State of Palestine."[26] Both incorporated geographic regions from the land commonly known as Palestine, into a new state whose territory was named Palestine. ---end "Palestina" or "Filastin" was a region with Judea and Jews as well as Muslims. Its always been the land of the Jews as well. The Egyptians living in Gaza are the true "Philistines". They still live there...in Gaza. So Palestina is not a muslim country ever or a region of Palestine country. It was always part of some empire with many nations making claims on it. It was NEVER an indepedent country. Its just a name of the region. It has many diverse peoples that owns it and are native to it including but not limited to "Philistines", Jews, Arabs, Egyptians, Syrians, Greeks, Anatolians, Persians, Iranians etc. The earliest people who can make claims to Palestine are the people of the Bible, Jews, Arabs and many others. The Palestinians in Gaza are greedy land grabbers and land claimers Egyptians in the area of "Phillistine" in olden days of Egypt trying to make claim to the WHOLE region of Palestine when there are many peoples of Jewish origins that also have lived there and are just as Native and rightful owners.

[@tal8871]

You know I'm actually palestinian (My grandpa had a palestinian passport), but I'm Jewish so they just call me israeli. Funny how that works.

[@waltonsmith7210]

thats beautiful

[@cronos7725]

if I'm not wrong, a person cannot get Israel passports unless you have Jewish blood.

[@tal8871]

@@cronos7725 no 20% of Israel's population is arab muslim/xtian and has an Israeli passport.

[@lmao5070]

@@tal8871 but the core reason for the existence of that country is only for the jews to live in. Which causes all this problems. Why can't you have a country without a religion? Earth can not have a specific religion because it's not a person.

[@driwiguna4946]

​@@tal8871 maksud komen diatas adalah bahwa yang kami tau (non yahudi),tidak mungkin bisa menjadi seorang yahudi jika anda tak memiliki darah keturunan yahudi. Perkara pasport bukanlah hal aneh ketika semua orang dalam satu negara yang sama tenntu akan memiliki pasport yang sama pula

[@sallyabukharma6416]

Thank you for this interisting vid, I my self am Palestinian from Haifa we unfortunatly fled in 1948. I always found it astounishing how diverse we are even being in the same family. For example I get always mistaken for being persian it goes as far as being even spoke at in farsi in Germany where I currently live. My sister has some sort of germanic Western Look blue eyes, thick wiglike hair, and fair skin. My youngest sister has some I think mongolian asian influenz she gets mistaken for being half asian half german. My brother on other Hand is the ultimate arab in his genetics, the funniest Part is always to try to convince people that we're siblings. Palestinan Look Analysis is most def. a subjekt on its own I noticed a patteren with my other Palestinan friends familys they always Look very different from each other.

[@skwarubwa7083]

Yes, the Palestinian phenotype is quite diverse. I have seen Palestinians that look completely European, others that clearly have sub-Saharan ancestry and others that seem to reflect East Asia.

[@amilcareschettini5881]

​@@skwarubwa7083Fled from the invaders...

[@mano6706]

ARABS are not Palestinian

[@danielbairey4411]

So sorry you fled , you should come take a look at what has become of Haifa, I can show you around.

[@Bazza5000]

Your family probably has some Turkic, Ottoman ancestry somewhere. That would explain the Asian.

[@IgnacioStefan9999]

people who always say a Palestinian is arab immigrants or Filistin tribe must be watch this and i hope they open wide their eyes and Thank you for explanation is very good

[@mylacabatingan2594]

Archeological facts prove that the Jews settled in the land of Israel more than 3000 years ago and it is their homeland. Discoveries were ancient coins with a menorah symbol, tablets and wall carvings with Hebrew language. Only Israel is the nation that preserves its culture and tradition since ancient times until now. God Almighty gave the land to the descendants of Abraham the Israelites. Palestinian speak Arabic and they are Muslims, they are not the indigenous people of that land.

[@IgnacioStefan9999]

@@mylacabatingan2594 stop lie to yourself mam Israelis descent was explain in the next video of this channel and plz watch again this video and dont skip if you dont like it 😂 And you say people who speak arabic is arab? How about amazigh people in morocco or lamtuna or Hausa in mali and mauritania or maybe nubian people in egypt and sudan they not arabs but they can speak arabic 😂

[@mylacabatingan2594]

@@IgnacioStefan9999 the Jews is the indigenous people of the land of Israel based on Archeological facts, discoveries are wall carvings written in Hebrew languages, ancient coins with menorah symbols. Palestinian are not the indigenous people because they speak Arabic and they are Muslims.

[@Sendal_jepit_buluk]

​@@mylacabatingan2594😂 even Ishaq, Yakub, 12 Bnei Yisrael tribes was as immigrant in Kanaan Land 😂 Are you kidding me ? Can you understand about this ? Ancient Israeli was Semitic, like Palestinian Levantine and also Arabian peninsula, but Ancient Israeli absolutely was not origin people of kanaan 😂 cause they all immigrant from they Ancestore Abraham and Sara that came into Kanaan from Mesopotamia 😂 and last, More absolutely😂 the askhenazi are not true Israeli that came from ancient hebrew 😂

[@mylacabatingan2594]

@@Sendal_jepit_buluk the terms Arabs started from Abraham son Ishmael . Mesopotamia was not yet name Arab peninsula in Abraham time. God promised Abraham the land rich of milk and honey that was Canaan. So Abraham leave his parents in Ur of Chaldea and travel to a land which God will show him the land of Canaan.

[@alfredoaraujo7756]

I am Brazilian I love peace among all of us that wants to behave like humans!!!

[@SONY95ish]

I once had a Palestinian friend of mine who said her maternal ancestry had some Jewish lineage and she acknowledges it, of course, Jews were all a part of the Semitic family. I feel the semitic groups are so diverse and big that it's just not jews that are labelled semitic, there are so many like Arabs, Amizigh, Tigrinya etc. 🇵🇰❤🇵🇸

[@liliqua1293]

Amazigh are not Semitic however. Also, it's a bit inaccurate to conflate language family and genetic history though it's understandable that there's a historical precedent. It's just inaccurate. For example: Black Americans speak English and have been speaking English for at least 150 years (that's longer than most White Americans). So linguistically speaking, they are a Germanic people, but surely we don't mean that in a genetic way as most of their ancestry comes from West/Central Africa (though they do often have marginal British Isles ancestry as well).

[@gorgioarmanioso151]

@@liliqua1293 only talking about languagues yes. maybe however several genetic analysis even done in a proyect with israeli archeolog Israel Finkelstein have shown that many palestinian do have same genes as jewish populations.. Even several old palestinian villages cultivated grapes for wine production long after the islamisation of the region...30 % of palestinian population was christian too before 1948 ,...

[@eee9034]

Well i am sure his/her maternal ancestor get jew gene by kidnaping and r@ping some jew girl

[@bigdick4090ti]

Marginal? lmao@@liliqua1293

[@yaruqadishi8326]

Jews have Babylon blood. Palestinians are Palestinians or Syropalestinian nationality wise.

[@jtb229]

I was waiting for this video for months. You’re a man after mine own heart. Love information on the humanity we all share

[@m1ndz00]

As a Palestinian, I’m deeply grateful to you. This is incredibly important anthropological insight into our genetic history… My grandparents were forcibly expelled from Palestine and my roots were practically shredded in the process. I’ve spent my life feeling displaced, told by thieves and liars that I actually ‘don’t exist’ and that my history and culture are meaningless fabrications. Fuck that noise. Thank you.

[@frankb3467]

You look white. Are you European Palestinian or something?

[@samuelbhagothiparsad3882]

But. Isn't that what Palestinians say of the Jews?

[@figboi]

You guys belong there, dude! F those demonic thieves and liars! #FreePalestine

[@jamesmaher8630]

Ignoring the fact that Jews are related to Canaanites

[@m1ndz00]

​@@jamesmaher8630 WOOSH

[@louellacentina89]

Ancestralbrew you are the best!

[@Historian212]

In fact, large numbers of modern Palestinians have a significant Jewish component to their admixture, many being descended from converts to Islam. As well, the majority of Jewish people *worldwide* are mapped as having significant admixtures of Anatolian, Druze, Kurd, and Palestinian, among other groups in the Levant. Like the Palestinians, their DNA admixtures include identifiably Canaanite features, as found in ancient Canaanite skeletal remains - in about equal measure to the Palestinians’. There’s no disputing the close relationship of these two groups (Palestinians and Jews), genetically. It’s fascinating that you left out all references to the Jews and Israelites, Judeans, etc. …BTW the Philistines are identified as being a Greek people, not Anatolian. Lest anyone wonder: after generations of fighting with the ancient Israelite people, the invading Babylonians decimated the Philistines, and the DNA samples taken from ancient Philistine skeletal remains have not been found in any modern population. …Don’t let your politics intrude on your science. You lose all credibility among educated people that way.

[@mahmoudaltanashi7412]

The Ashkenazi Khazars have the right to convert to the Jewish religion, but they do not have the right to kill and displace the indigenous inhabitants of Palestine and call it Israel.

[@dudua3755]

Not all Jews have Caananite DNA in equal measure to the Palestinians. Even then, the majority of Jewish groups were very endogamous, unlike many of the Palestinians.

[@amouri0307]

There is no such thing as jewish component tho

[@ultimatedark5969]

​@@amouri0307 there is an israelite component which is compared to jewish levnatine populations, jews have between 30-60% levantine admixture if you take all of the jews worldwide including sephardic mizrahi and Ashkenazi jews

[@allcolorsareentombedinblack]

​​@@dudua3755By being endogamous, they kept some parts of the YDNA haplogroup in higher percentages compared to the Palestinians, particularly the haplogroup R1ab. I've just seen the diagram a few minutes ago on the Masaman video and I screenshotted it for anyone who doubts that the Jews are "indigenous of that area" (I put it in quotes because neither the Jews, nor the Palestinians are actually indigenous of the land, as the ancient Canaanites were a camitic tribe wiped out by the ancient Israelites millennia ago, in the late Mesolithic). The "genetic" and "ethnic" argument is just stupid, and it's brought up by propagandists like Smotrich for Israel (who's doing a really bad job must I say as the people in the West are drinking Islamic taqyyia Kool-Aid since 2014 when the ISIS terrorists sold themselves as "revolutionary fighters") and both Hamas and all the PLO for Palestine (mixing it with Islamic rhetoric for all the "good Muslims" in the world, and purposely lying to the Coptic, orthodox and catholic minorities of the region by promising to be recognized in the new Arab State just to recruit them). This war is religious, it's islamic jihad conducted for the sake of wiping out an entire population - that is, Jews - from not only Israel, but the planet, moved against a dictator who suppressed the opposition and basically wants to affirm himself like Putin...And... Has nukes. However, the Israelis know that Bibi Netanyahu isn't acting for the well being of the country but simply out of greed, and the center-left coalition is trying to take his presidential seat since 2015 (the slogan in this war is "Bring back the hostages and take Bibi); the gazans and Palestinians of Transjordan, on the other hand, are still supporting in great number their authoritarian Islamic governments because "they speak the word of Allah" and also still promote the idea of a pan-arab State that'll be strong enough to conquer Europe (stuff that Saddam Hussein used to say to the citizens of Iraq). P.S. : there's plenty of Israelis protesting against the settlements, but you don't find one Palestinian condemning the October 7 attack.

[@lemontwiss]

Palestinian here, thank you so much for this informative video. Love the Age of Mythology music, very fitting for the theme!

[@BogalaSawundiris]

Is it true that you don't drink Juice ? Is Juice Haram ???

[@FactStorm]

Stop being a fool, grow up.@@BogalaSawundiris

[@s14011]

No that's false. We don't drink alcohol though@@BogalaSawundiris

[@eyakachai7867]

do you guys have guns to defend yourselfs against israeli forces in the west bank ? because you need to if you don't , i'm tunisian and my country was under the french colonialism for +70 years like you guys now , we had to protect ourselves,my grandfather told me what it was like, no one is going to protect you unfortunatly , the arab leaders are stupid and weak and the west have an agenda, and we on the other hand the only thing we can do , is to pray for you and to send the message on social media

[@lemontwiss]

@@eyakachai7867 we're not allowed to have any weapons in the West Bank (except for security forces), although there are some armed resistance groups, but they're few and very localized. Since the Oslo agreement, the PLO agreed to disarmament, which we thought would eventually lead to peace. But Israel used that agreement and our vulnerability to increase its security presence and make it impossible for any new resistance groups to form or organize, and they coordinate with the Palestinian Authority to do that. So, to answer your question, no...we're fucked.

[@erzas556]

Wow, I had to subscribe. You make a very huge effort into your research!

[@AlSabawi]

I am looking for sone research to share with my colleagues. Can you provide some references for the data you presented here? That would be greatly appreciated

[@NikoBellaKhouf2]

It's not accurate though

[@yaruqadishi8326]

Yes we are Cana'anites. Thank you for confirming that to us again. Shalam khadish.

[@Palstino]

❤❤

[@yaruqadishi8326]

@FreePhilistine.GoliathLives24 Philistines are Canaanites aka Palestine peoples who in the iron age early long long prior to any Hebrews at all. The Philistines mixed with loose greekish turkian pirates off the coast to formulate the later Philistines we hear of from the wicked hebrews of later on. Case in Point Philistines are Palestinian/Canaanite race. Not greek/cypriot as you are lied to with.

[@yaruqadishi8326]

@FreePhilistine.GoliathLives24 exactly Palshtana Canaanites whom came the Philistines.

[@yaruqadishi8326]

@FreePhilistine.GoliathLives24 it is accurate. Philistines are older than Hebrews bunch older time and they are Canaanite blood.

[@yaruqadishi8326]

@FreePhilistine.GoliathLives24 These are my people and your people Canaanites Amorites Jebusites Sidonians Rephaites Rapeym Khurim Horites Auim Tisamrim Gabunim Arqim Sinim Arvadim Philistines Phoenicians Arameans Hamathites Khamatim CANAANITES IN GENERAL 'Iron Age and Later.'

[@danielmasters5484]

Bravo, Ali. Perhaps your best video yet! This is such important information and it couldn’t have come at a better time when the world is focused on this area and this group of people. It gives us a glimpse into how the Palestinians fit into the genetic history of the region and dispels a lot of myths about their origins. Thank you immensely!

[@GracePew-ek3rm]

the concept of "a palestinain people" is a very recent invention.

[@n.e.7647]

@@GracePew-ek3rm The concept of Zionism is a recent invention that directly contradicts a massive body of mainstream scientific and historical research. Palestine as a nation state is a recent concept - but so is Israel. Both were a product of early 20th century Anglo-American foreign policy. Neither of them existed prior to WW1 and the collapse of the Ottoman empire. That being said, the Arabic people as an ethnolinguistic group have existed in the region for literally thousands of years, and when we use the term "Palestinian" this refers to the Arabic population that inhabited the region prior to the Zionist and Anglo-American colonial project of the 20th century.

[@nooa69]

​@@n.e.7647you conveniently left out the part where the Arab expansion took the Levant from the Hebrews, who were archeologically and scientifically proven to have been there long before Arabs ....

[@jeffmacdonald9863]

@@nooa69 If by the Arabic expansion you mean the original Islamic conquests, they took the Levant from the Byzantine Empire, which was mostly Christian, even in that area. Hebrews hadn't controlled the area since the end of the Herodian dynasty in the 1st Century CE and even that was as a vassal state of Rome.) The main Jewish Diaspora began after the destruction of the Temple in 70CE. Even "Palestinian Arab" is kind of a misnomer, since Arabic ancestry is a fairly thin overlay on the deeper genetic heritage that both modern Palestinian Muslims, Christians and Jews share - back to the Canaanites.

[@brotherlittlefoot2216]

@@nooa69 And somehow this makes an argument for the removal and slow genocide of Palestinians,and you just repeated it.There is no other reason for making that statement,other than to say that Zionists have more right to the land than Palestinians.Bullish. Maybe we should return Italy to the Roman Empire?

[@makenziemccleary3288]

Do you have any suggestions on which type of dna test to use? I’m convinced ancestry is NOT one I want to use. But what about the other two? 😊

[@mujemoabraham6522]

If you are serious to know your real root and origin you have to do a Y-DNA test .

[@donramon9723]

@@mujemoabraham6522 That only explains the Paternal line. The Autosomal test gives you an all around idea of your entire genome. depends on what you are looking for.

[@freepagan]

@@mujemoabraham6522 Ydna only tells you your paternal line. Which is only one of millions of your ancestral lines. Autosomal DNA is much more telling. That's the bulk of your dna, which you can test through any of the big genetic companies. And then upload your results to other companies for the ancient breakdowns.

[@pandapower5902]

I keep hearing people say that Palestinians are only Arabs that moved there from Saudi Arabia. They say this because they also want to say that the Jews are the only indigenous people to the Israel area. This is so wrong, obviously, because we have DNA that proves it

[@mariabop]

Fr. I can’t believe how much I heard that 😭

[@salmaaq9042]

They're desperate to legitimize colonization lol No but fr it's actually embarrassing how the entire population over there is brainwashed to believe this

[@EwanCummins]

Well, yes, Zionists are liars.

[@jaialaiwarrior]

It also proves that Palestinians and Jews are pretty closely related

[@michaelabramovich984]

Palestinians are Greak. It's literally hidden in the name "poles" (פולש) - invader. This is how Jews called Greeks (Sea People) that came from Crete and built Gaza. Then they disappeared from history. Maybe some Jewish have Greek/Palestinian haplogroup. But definitely not Arabs that came way later.

[@selmadawani3933]

My husband is Christian Palestinian and hus DNA is 95% levant 5%arabian peninsula

[@soyelsueco]

Commenting to hopefully make more people see this video. Thank you Ali!

[@ra77645]

I am a Christian Palestinian. I can't wait to see my ancestry.

[@Malek-dg4gh]

One small thing, the Greeks coined Palestine around 500 BC (if not earlier, the first written source we have is Herodotus). Alexander the Great called the region Palestine in his conquest of the Levant and Egypt. The Romans renamed Judea to Syria Palestine not because of the revolts but because the roman emperor at the time, Hadrian, was fond of Greek names and renamed other regions to their Greek counterparts as well eg Antigonea became Mantinea and Sepphoris became Dioceasarea. Syria Palestina also referred to a bigger area than Judea so the name makes sense. There's no proof the name change was because of Roman-Jewish tensions and this fabrication has been spread by zionists since the 70s because of its implications around the name Palestine and the Palestinian people as invaders.

[@yeoyeo5629]

Im sorry but you cant change history😂, i can smell Bs in here

[@Malek-dg4gh]

what part of what i said was false this is all easily found info on google @@yeoyeo5629

[@elisabethbenhamou1150]

tu as appris l histoire a l ecole de l unrwa! 😂....

[@user-gp3zx1zq2u]

I did well

[@amouri0307]

We are proud decendants of canaanites 🇵🇸

[@BossmanJames96]

Or recent Arab Migrants.

[@amouri0307]

you have no history anglo COPE@@BossmanJames96

[@moesh5475]

you hate academic research duh@@BossmanJames96

[@adrianabotello9911]

@@BossmanJames96 European Jews have small amounts of Iranian and Turkish. They do not have ancestors in Palestine.

[@chaserubinstein2562]

So are Jews 🇮🇱

[@user-pu3ky1re7e]

In the 5th Century BC, Herodotus, the first historian in Western civilization, referenced "Palestine" numerous times in chronicle of the ancient world, The Histories, including the following passage describing "Syrians of Palestine":

[@Dani-wc9cu]

The Arameans (= Ancient Syrians) are tribes that dispersed massively throughout the Fertile Crescent.

[@aaronws9561]

See David Jacobson’s article “When Palestine meant Israel”. The word Palestine is simply the Greek translation of the word Israel. They literally mean the same thing and is equivalent to something like the USA being referred to as Etats Unis in French. As for Herodotus, yes, he does say that and the article explains that he is simply doing what Greeks did at the time: they translated names instead of using words native to other regions. Another example would be when Americans use the translation of Amerindian names. EG- saying someone’s name is “kicking bird” or whatever instead of the equivalent words in Lakota.

[@user-pu3ky1re7e]

@@Dani-wc9cu It was a geographic term, not a state.

[@albertp3721]

Israelites is just a subgroup of Canaanite

[@elisabethbenhamou1150]

rien a voir avec les arabes!!

[@rebellerevelle]

Which dna test company do you recommend to get such as detailed breakdown?

[@arieswoman824]

Please can you help me out? I come from a group who call themselves canaanites. We moved from the middle east in Ad 345 and settled in kerala, india. We were amongst the earliest christians. I want to know how i can find if my genes will show this. What do you suggest i can do?

[@dagome_prime]

RESPECT! One of the most complicated histories referred swiftly and gracefully. Great job!

[@alexlorenzo7049]

It’s not that complicated there a small group and minute compared to actual civilizations

[@venus_envy]

Yup, not complicated, agreed. They are descended from Arab marauders, colonizers, enslavers and rapists with mixture from people of the Levant whom their ancestors degenerately conquered and raped, and the people who had mixed with the people with the levant. Fundamentally in mindset and cultural heritage, they are Arab colonizers. @@alexlorenzo7049

[@mandyadler4536]

Right. It's not complicated at all. They're the arab equivalent of European gypsies. They're actually the rabble from Egypt and Jordan. Or put another way, their DNA could be classified as ESM - evil, subhuman monster genes.

[@jamesr8584]

Palestinians should just convert to Judaism and this conflict comes to an end.

[@CG-xr5bz]

Many are unaware that we are all 99.9% related. There is no need to shun each other. Thus the story of Cain and Abel is important to learn from. Many of these teaching's are meant to help us grow and respect each other.

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

++++

[@wazirakbarkhan.wardag..]

Yes agreed we are all brothers and sisters gods creation ❤

[@georgecapra]

Yes you are right 99.9%related but the palestinians are that 0.1% that make the difference because that small procent they inherited from their father, the satan, that is why they have that inclination and love for telling lies and for killings.

[@dangerousmines6902]

Cain and Abel is a myth. Stop the madness.

[@georgecapra]

@@dangerousmines6902 - If they are just a myth then you are just a pigment of someone imagination, you do not exist.

[@sunnyboy4553]

Just found your site and LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!!! Upvoted and subbed.

[@amjadsulieman1148]

No one will remove the love of فلسطين from my DNA.. I will forever defend my people and any oppressed people around the world.

[@jaialaiwarrior]

The name of your people comes from Rome. Arabic doesn't have the letter "P". 😄 Everyone should be proud of who or whatever they are but everyone should be less tribal.

[@curious4466]

We need to protect him and his truth at all costs.

[@IranTalk]

Excellent video, as always. Also, I was wondering, would you be able to help me with generating an AI voice for my videos? Thanks, again!

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Very well done and interesting video. Seems a slightly complicated mix of many different peoples.

[@maryrichardson7943]

Super interesting! Can you do a video on Lebanese DNA too? Am curious. I did DNA testing and am a mix of Lebanese, Swedish, and Scots-Irish.

[@NubiansNapata]

Lebanese are mostly descendants of the Canaanite and Iranians

[@VagoniusThicket]

Condolences.

[@nanasyrian3616]

Probably similar to syrians

[@KhrissBliss]

today's Lebanese are 95% Canaanite DNA

[@Anonymouse166]

I’m Palestinian and every bit of my ancient DNA has connection to Palestine it includes: Ancient Levantine 12% Greek 21% Caucasus 21% North African 11% Ashkenazi 10% Arabian 11% Central Asian 12%

[@roma8374]

Who did you DNA test with?

[@Anonymouse166]

@@roma8374 I was part of a National Geographic study and the test was done by a company called Helix . It was different than the average DNA test.

[@jasonprivate3303]

You say you are Palestinian then you go on to say you have genes from places other than Palestine such as Greece and the Caucuses. Why is your claim to the land of Israel better than the Jewish claim?

[@Allah72hoorsupplier]

your DNA has connection to Palestine? you should say you have DNA of Israelis because it was Israel back then.

[@himomimfamous]

@@jasonprivate3303 you’re thick aren’t you? Do you think Jews in Israel are significantly more genetically tied to the land? Side note, last I checked there was no Ashkenazi DNA in BC times. And that’s not the only “foreign” element in their DNA. Do you think only pure bloods can lay claim to the land?

[@yianni6057]

I’m Greek and my dna test had some dna come from Palestine/levant

[@freepagan]

I'm Lebanese. We love Greeks people, and we're actually genetically related to each other. My DNA is mostly Levantine. With Southern European (including Greek), northern European, and Caucasian. This is typical for Lebanese (descendants of the great Phoenicians). But we're especially proud to have a connection with to our *Southern European* brothers. *Mediterranean peoples* ✌🏻

[@NikoBellaKhouf2]

We're all related in the Mediterranean

[@RoofingConnecticut]

Extremely common. If you applied the same logic Jewish people used as justification for taking Palestine even the Greeks have a claim to the land

[@NikoBellaKhouf2]

@@RoofingConnecticut ✡️ have no logical claim

[@HughWilson-sj4xd]

Fascinating. Which Genome analysis service provider would you recommend which have the most data privacy protocols?

[@EleventhAccount-kn4ms]

CRI Genetics does not sell the DNA information and is owned and run by geneticists. Check them out.

[@khalilkansou]

Man I just discovered your channel it is so amazing! I can't even conceptualize how it is possible to retrace all these stuff it sounds almost fictional! I'm a fan of your work mate!

[@abrahamyaari1004]

Hello Ali, Great video. I am an Israeli Jew of European origin. I found it fascinating that the group with largest portion of ancient Levantine DNA are the Samaritans. Makes sense as they have always stayed in Palestine and haven’t received converts since about 2000 years ago. Over the years most of them converted to Islam and they probably constitute a large portion of West Bank population. Can you calculate the percentage of ancient Levantine DNA in various Jewish ethnical groups?

[@ArabianPeninsula1]

Your DNA are khazar DNA according to science which mean you are originally from eastern european just search in Google its not rocket science!! There are huge amount of research and data!! 🇺🇦🇧🇬

[@lchanichan]

​@@ArabianPeninsula1you are wrong. There are already several studies that shows ashkenazi jews have dna of the middle east. You can read more here- en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_studies_on_Jews

[@bcharms10000]

It's fairly easy to find research on this. Generally Samaritans and Iraqi Jews have the most levantine genetics, followed by mizrahim generally and sephardim. Idk what sources this dude was using, but from studies I've read, generally Ashkenazim and average Palestinians have roughly similar percentages of Levantine ancestry. It varies a lot within Palestinian groups though as Muslims tend to have the most Arab admixture (up to 80% in some cases) and Christians having the least. Judging by how poorly sourced the video seems to be, you should probably look to more reputable sources to find out more.

[@musicoderua.]

@@ArabianPeninsula1 khazar theory was debunked several times, ashkenazi jews are closer to italians and have nothing with caucasus dna lol

[@MrTvjungkie]

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[@DaviElohim]

This is the best video on the channel to date but what an incredible video my friend, I'm from Brazil, I'm of Italian origin and I really like your videos and I want to ask you to please talk more about the Semitic people, talk about the DNA of the Syrians and the Lebanese and I also want still watch a video about the Saudi Arabs congratulations on the phenomenal and incredible work

[@skwarubwa7083]

Semitic refers to a group of related languages. It has nothing to do with race.

[@Zarghaam12]

... and Arab Jews have existed for over 1500 years. Many Yemeni Arabs followed Judaism and I personally know Iraq Jews who are genetically, culturally and linguistically the same / very similar to Iraqi Christians and Muslims. Hardly surprising since they are from a common stock. Religion is not genetically determined!

[@reanimationeas342]

I liked the unbiased and biomedical tone to the video. It explained history and genetics without getting into politics

[@nial4327]

He did say they are deeply rooted to the region. Others want to unroot them, deny their ancestry, and make a their fantasies and legacies come true

[@tassoutasnim4430]

This video is really important because espacially To some ignored who think that palasteines are native to the levant and they are arabs ignoring the fact that they are (just like lebanese and jordinians and syrians) descendant of diffrent groupe of people who lived in the levant for thousands of years that later converted

[@gamalnassertv]

Palestinians are an indigenous people to the Levant, don't let people lie about their origins! Great video Ancestralbrew, and I'm glad to see you know how well the Age of Empires/Mythology OST works when discussing population genetics and ancient history! Keep at it Sir, simply awesome!

[@Grumhead]

Indigenous😂😂😂😂

[@gamalnassertv]

Cry more, anti-Palestinians are the real anti-Semites!@@Grumhead

[@ahmadanbar4473]

​@Grumhead yes proved as this video shows they are the same people who lived there in the Stone Age. I can't wait to see the genetic origin of the Jews and how much non-European genetics they have 🤭

[@Alghi451]

Then Palestinian isn't an arap

[@user-ch1qv4qk4z]

@@Alghi451 correct, Palestinians arent ethnically arab, though the palestinians did adopt alot of the Arab culture and language

[@Klingbeil94]

I had done a DNA test too. I am european jew and my DNA is levante, persian, greek, slavic and nordic... it seems that I traveled half around the world😅

[@mujemoabraham6522]

What is your Haplogroup ?

[@freepagan]

I'm Lebanese and my dna is similar to yours: Primarily Levantine; but also Southern European, northern European, Caucasian.

[@mujemoabraham6522]

@@freepagan What is your Haplogroup ?

[@freepagan]

@@mujemoabraham6522 My friend I'm fully Lebanese, and my paternal haplogroup is J2. However, keep in mind that haplogroup is only *one* of *millions* of ancestral lines (it's only your father's line). We Lebanese have ancestral lines coming from the Canaanites; but also from all over the Mediterranean and Europe.

[@AuthorMT0]

@@freepagan northern European in Lebanon may be due to the crusaders

[@AbdullahEl2]

So beautiful to see how the original Palestinians looked like and not like European Zionist invaders.

[@blackmanfromtheislands6460]

Can you list your sources

[@ndennant]

Yes the Palestinians and Hebrews were both in Canaan /the Levant in antiquity. Palestinians have every right to their lands and freedom.

[@fajerj4709]

One of the Israeli told me that he is Canaan and Palestinian are Arab 😂 l will send him this🎉

[@skwarubwa7083]

Not all who are today identified, or identify, as Palestinian descend from Canaanites. Histories of the land frequently describe what is called Palestine as mostly empty. So where did all the Palestinians come from? Demographic studies show that many Palestinians have roots in Egypt, Yemen, Iraq, even Europe. Palestine, like every other place on earth, has been subject to migration.

[@GORO911]

​@skwarubwa7083 *"Histories of the land frequently describe what is called Palestine as mostly empty"* False. Humans don't leave any hospitable land empty. Especially an Area like Palestine surrounded by thriving populations from all around.

[@palestinekingmusic]

@@skwarubwa7083”mostly empty”? I guess 500 years of colonialism hasn’t let go of typical terra nullius narrative. What you’re saying is the people that were there were just a part of the landscape and you have a god given right to exploit it? You do seem to forget that that Palestine especially basically sits on the mouth of three different continents and the people that came and went, the commerce that happened etc. Is difficult to overlook. The Zionist colonial project isn’t that special in terms of it going to dissolve eventually…

[@shlogoff]

@@GORO911 no, he is correct. Visitors to the area have described it as being empty and desolate. It is only when the Jews returned in large numbers that they developed the land to what it is today, attracting migrants from the greater region.

[@jasonbrown5014]

What units are the ancestral distances in? How is this calculated? I couldn't find the video on this.

[@IslenoGutierrez]

Ali, where did your Israelite video go? Did you remove it? I liked that one. Did you remove it so you can remake it with an ancient sample from Israel/the Levant? Please, bring it back I enjoyed that one lots.

[@jonr1138]

Fascinating. Well done AI.

[@BeforetheStorm.]

Thank you for this amazing video about my ancestors.

[@hijazlander]

You should do DNA testing, the more of us POC's do it, the better for our respective ethnicities.

[@VirtualAssistantAlana2020]

The Ancient Romans renamed Judea to Syria-Palaestina. The British named the territory Palestine. Philistines and Phoenicians are related to Ancient Greeks and Minoans.

[@roma8374]

The shoreline was already called Palestina when the Roman arrived. See the map of Pomponius Mela 40 AD

[@nicktheodorakis8305]

Phoenicians were not Greek Phoenicians were Canaanites It was the Greeks that gave them the name Phoenicia, meaning land of Purple. Modern day Palestinians don't have much Philistine DNA, but they do exhibit a high degree of Levantine/ Canaanite DNA

[@versavice9423]

​@@nicktheodorakis8305 the irony of modern politics, Palestinians in truth are blood brothers or cousins of modern Israelis, they are all descendants of Abraham and Ishmael, so to speak.

[@jeremys6631]

​@@roma8374no, it was called Syria. No body is denying that Gaza was the Philistine city which what you saw not Palestine.

[@roma8374]

@@jeremys6631, no, wrong. I mentioned the Pomponius Mela map from 40 AD. It was called Palestina. Look it up

[@UsefulAlien]

Very good analysis. DNA goes far into the past and will clear up many mysteries. Well done.

[@Madmen604]

QUESTION for DNA experts: I understand social research methodolgy but not too much about DNA research. When you say someone is 50 percent Canaanite, does that mean 50 percent of the population or 50.percent of your total individual genome? What if it is 50 percent of only your maternal DNA?

[@y.h.8022]

My Palestinian friend did her DNA and I can tell you that this video is quite accurate. She is majority from Levant, then 14 percent from Egypt, and then a little bit of surrounding areas like Anatolia and Iberian Peninsula. I will update with exact percentages here soon. UPDATE / EDIT - There is NO Iberian Peninsula or Anatolia. Here is the breakdown of my Palestinian friend. -61.6 % LEVANTINE -14.1 % EGYPTIAN -17.3 % ARAB -4.15 % IRANIAN/CAUCASIAN/MESOPOTAMIAN -1.4% SOUTHERN EUROPEAN - ITALIAN IN CONCLUSION - LEVANTINE/EGYPTIAN/ARAB = 94.5 % SO SHE IS INDEED INDIGENOUS. THANK YOU. AND FREE PALESTINE.

[@hyperxplays]

IBERIAN WHAT????

[@CT-uv8os]

Someone was Spainish. Look up the history of Spain.

[@tests1178]

​@@hyperxplaysthe Muslims caliphate conquered Spain

[@toofastforyall8590]

​@@hyperxplaysI got Roman and Aramean and I'm Lebanese Alawite

[@EM.K024]

While Ißraelis: oh shi European Khazar Ukrainian with Turkic Mongol DNA.

[@pacifront83]

AI generates such beautiful depictions of these diverse peoples.

[@umbahanw]

I just found your channel and I want to say you’re doing a great job 👏. I am from a Hadramy Yamen origin and I am asking if you can do a Video about origin of the Yaman people.

[@pkysam1853]

Palestinian levant DNA is very significant according to the comments. Their people appear to have stayed there continuously for at least 4000 years so it does make sense. Is Dna testing still illegal in Israel?

[@danholo]

Thank you for sharing this. I have read that Palestinians (and other surrounding peoples) and Jews share the same genetic markers to some extent making both cousins, if not brothers. Infighting between families can be the bloodiest. Hopefully they'll learn to find common ground.

[@sab5686]

this is true. peace someday

[@christineperez7562]

Through Abraham Moses Lot, Jacob, Issac, Joseph, King David King Solomon King Saul and his son Johnathan and many more. They are half Jewish. Through Ruth is how Christians also belong to Yeshua's same family.

[@YokaiX]

Arabs and Jews (including Arab Jews) of the region have more than half their DNA coming from Canaanite ancestry.

[@eho6380]

Palestinian Muslims do have a high ancestry to Arabs from the Arabian Peninsula. It is the Palestinian Christians and the Druze who would be the closest to the historical and modern Jews.

[@Jubafree]

​@@eho6380source: trust me bro. Like if religion has anything to do with DNA...

[@tigerlord1985]

What are the rest of the categories on that map at 1:07

[@Gothic_Knight3705]

Well it's not surprising if Palestinians have Canaanites DNA, just because they speak Arab and have arabic culture doesn't make them fully Arab when it comes to DNA. That's like saying Hispanics in central and south America are fully Spanish just because they speak Spanish and don't have any native American DNA.

[@agostocobain2729]

Your name is Ali? That’s amazing brother! He was strong, courageous, charitable, pious man. It’s cool to see we have a connection we these beautiful people 🇮🇷 🇵🇸✊

[@Moh_Ka]

🤡

[@user-zl7cq9db3c]

The truth is that Iran is not an ethno-state. It consists of three main human societies since the major Indo-European wars: first Arabs, then Caucasians (native Iranians), then Indians. There are a small number of people of Mongolian origin in the east of the country

[@agostocobain2729]

Ancestral brew did a few videos of our ethnicity, and origins, and Indian isn't one one of them.@@user-zl7cq9db3c

[@errolgonsalves8850]

I am Indian whose ancestors lived in Goa and ruled by the Portuguese for 400 years. I'm Roman Catholic but would like to know my ancestral origin. Kindly do a study on Indians and their origin from ancient times.Thank you.

[@nihaarwarrior658]

Your basically forcibly converted to Christianity by the Portuguese during the Goan Inquisition and possibly have a small DNA mix of Portuguese who used to marry converted women by choice or enslavement. Depends.

[@NinjaWarriorDude416]

Why follow the religion of your colonizer?

[@alwindsouza6354]

​@@nihaarwarrior658eastern orthodox Christian Goa 52AD St Thomas 6th century cross found archaeological

[@nsfoodles8902]

​@@NinjaWarriorDude416 let the person follow whatever she/he wants

[@Humaira36858]

@@nihaarwarrior658 'Forcibly converted' wow. So you guys have also begun targetting christians with these stupid and baseless accusations now? Were muslims not enough for you to spread misinformation about? Do you think we are all clones with no mind of our own? What our ancestors did, whether they were ''forcibly converted'' or they willingly accepted christianity or islam, no longer matters. We, their descendants, have free will. We can decide for ourselves. And we are well aware of our history. Most of us of the non-hindu sections come from our ancestors being of the ''lower caste''. They were ill-treated by the predominant hindu society and opted for religions which didn't judge them to be dirt based on their birth.

[@mschickie007]

Excellent video thank you so much !👍🏼🤍🖤✌🏼

[@Pretty098]

I’m from Tamil Nadu, India. I ran my dna results into MyTrueAncestry. It said my dna matches with some archaeological samples from Tel Megiddo and Saifi Lebanon!!

[@javierfernandoagudelogomez1794]

Well, in that logic, you can invade that land and take it as yours. Everybody will finally invade all the world, because everybody can follow an ancestor up to Africa 70,000 years ago, when the humankind started settling the world

[@MichaelKristensen12]

Thank you so much I am half Danish and half Arab Christian

[@VagoniusThicket]

Condolences.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Could you also make a video about the genetic origins of the Jewish people and how much of their genetic heritage they share with Palestinians? Thanks!

[@user-si5bw5fo5v]

Sephardic and Mizrahi jews are the original jews Ashkenazi are converted jews from Europe

[@inass2417]

You should specify what type of Jews you mean. Were they those who came from Europe (Ashkenazi Jews, for example) or Mezrati Jews, for example?

[@Israa__]

with all the arabs not just palestinians

[@user-zl7cq9db3c]

99% European 😂

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@inass2417 All of them. Sort by kind (Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Mezrati, etc.)

[@bFORCe2003]

So today's Palestinians arent related to the Philistines for whom they were named after who came from Crete(Greece) and settled in the area around the same time or slightly later than the Israelites but rather they are of the Natufian/Anatolian people who have been there for much, much longer than the Israelites....

[@beckynelson6786]

A very informative video.

[@facelesssteel97]

My respect for you has officially tenfolded. Cheers!

[@canelo1728]

Fantastic video

[@shlomojesus971]

No surprise - the Palestinians are from where they currently live

[@jimjames4348]

Did they have semitic DNA? I didn't hear him say that but I know many do because their ancestors were actually Jews that were forced to convert to Islam during the conquests in the 7th century.

[@maracohen5930]

Not the Hourani, nor a number of other groups who adhere to "Palestinianism", the al-Tamimmi Confederacy are Chief'd from the Emir of Qatar...names will usually tell you the Arab Tribal Confederacy they come from. Who who are these (Palestinians)?? Trying to shed some light! Just like Saddam Hussein El-Takriti who was born in the Tikrit Iraq, the surnames of the Palestinians indicate their place of origin and their tribal affiliation Messri = Egypt (Mosri Hamas spokesman) Akkari = The city of Akkar Lebanon (terrorist Ibrahim Akkari) Khamis = Bahrain Al-Farooqi = Iraq Al-Arj = Morocco Al-Lebanese = Lebanon Al-Mughrabi = West = Morocco Al Jazeer = Algiers Zarkawi = Zarka city in Jordan Al-Yamani = Yemen Al-Afghani = Afghanistan El-Franji = "The Stranger" is a despicable name for Europeans Non hindi = guess by yourself Hamati = butter of Syria Ottman = Turkey Alawi = Syria Halabi = Aleppo Syria Dajani = Saudi Arabia Matar = Bnei Matar village Yemen Al-Kurd=Kurdistan, recently evacuated from East Jerusalem Al Baghdadi = Iraq Tarabulsi = Tripoli Lebanon Khurani = Khuran Syria Hosseini = Saudi Arabia claim that they are descendants of Muhammad Masarwa = Egypt Bardaville = Egypt, Lake Bardaville Nashashibi = Syria Bushenk = Bosnia Zoabi = Iraq Turkey = Turkey Khadaddin = Yemen Abu Sita = Tarabin tribe Egypt Al-Azad = Yemen Al-Hijazi = Saudi Arabia Al-Tamimi = Saudi Arabia Al-Qurashi = Saudi Arabia Murad = Yemen Al-Obaid = a city in Sudan El-Tartir = Tartir village Egypt Tamari = Saudi Arabia Zbaidi = Zbaidi tribe of Iraq Al-Zurni = Form of Lebanon Al-Zidawi = Zidawi hunting Lebanon Al-Fayumi = Fayumi Egypt Shalan = Bedouin Egypt Hamdan = Yemen El-Banna = Egypt The Bedouins who invaded Egypt Circassians from the Caucasus The Armenians?! And let's not forget the most famous Palestinian in the world Arafat Al-Kudwa, all his life he claimed that he was born in Jerusalem! Arafat was born in Cairo, and "Al-Qudwa tribe" originated in Aleppo Syria "AL QUDWA" The Arabs of Palestine, who had never considered themselves anything but generic Arabs, or, in some cases, “Southern Syrians” (an idea left over from the Ottoman Empire, when the Ottoman administrative districts of what became “Palestine” according to the League of Nations were subordinate to the regional administration based in the Vilayet (regional administration) of Beirut, which was considered Syrian at the time (the League of Nations also created a Mandate for Lebanon/Syria at the same time they created the Mandate for Palestine). A congress of Muslim and Christian societies in Palestine passed this resolution after being asked by the British occupiers to nominate representatives to the 1920 Paris Peace Conference: “We consider ‘Palestine’ as part of Arab Syria, as it has never been separated from it at any time. We are connected with it by national, religious, linguistic, natural, economic, and geographical bonds.” (From Time Immemorial, Joan Peters, Harper & Row, 1984). From the beginning of the Mandate for Palestine, the only people who actively considered themselves “Palestinian” were the Jews living in Palestine. In 1937, a local Arab leader, Auni Bey Abdul-Hadi, told the Peel Commission, which ultimately suggested the partition of Israel: “There is no such country [as Palestine]! ‘Palestine’ is a term the Zionists invented! There is no Palestine in the Bible. Our country was for centuries part of Syria.” The illegal immigration of Arabs into the Mandatory between 1920-1948 was quite large, as the Ottoman census of that part of the south Levant had a number of approximately 700k population, and that was everyone, with Jerusalem a Jewish Majority City. Illegal Arab immigration into the Palestine Mandate was ignored entirely, but the sudden jumps in the Arab population of Palestine tell a different story, as do Arab newspaper articles like this one: "30,000-36,000 Syrian migrants (Huranis) entered Palestine during the last few months alone" (La Syrie daily, August 12, 1934). Syrian rulers have always considered the area as a southern province of Greater Syria. Az-ed-Din el-Qassam, the role-model of Hamas terrorism, who terrorized Jews in British Mandate Palestine, was a Syrian, as were Said el-A'az, a leader of the 1936-38 anti-Jewish pogroms and Kaukji, the commander-in-chief of the Arab mercenaries terrorizing Jews in the thirties and forties. When John Hope Simpson arrived in Israel in May 1930, he observed: “They [the Jews] paid high prices for the land, and in addition they paid to certain of the occupants of those lands a considerable amount of money which they were not legally bound to pay.” [The meaning here is that the Jews who bought the land from the absentee owners and paid the tenants to vacate the land, as well.] In 1931, Lewis French conducted a survey of landlessness and eventually offered new plots to any Arabs who had been “dispossessed.” British officials received more than 3,000 applications, of which 80 percent were ruled invalid by the government's legal adviser because the applicants were not landless Arabs. This left only about 600 landless Arabs, 100 of whom accepted the government land offer. The Peel Commission's report found that Arab complaints about Jewish land acquisition were baseless. It pointed out that “much of the land now carrying orange groves had been sand dunes or swamp-land and uncultivated when it was purchased... There was at the time of the earlier sales little evidence that the owners possessed either the resources or training needed to develop the land.” Moreover, the commission found the shortage was “due less to the amount of Land acquired by Jews than to the increase in the Arab population.” The report concluded that the presence of Jews in Israel, along with the work of the British administration, had resulted in higher wages, an improved standard of living, and ample employment opportunities. In his memoirs, Trans-Jordan's King Abdullah wrote: “It is made quite clear to all, both by the map drawn up by the Simpson Commission and by another compiled by the Peel Commission, that the Arabs are as prodigal in selling their land as they are in useless wailing and weeping.” Even at the height of the Arab revolt in 1938, the British High Commissioner to Palestine believed the Arab landowners were complaining about sales to Jews to drive up prices for lands they wished to sell. Many Arab landowners had been so terrorized by Arab rebels they decided to leave Israel and sell their property to the Jews. The Jews were paying exorbitant prices to wealthy landowners for small tracts of arid land. “In 1944, Jews paid between $1,000 and $1,100 per acre in Israel, mostly for arid or semi-arid land; in the same year, rich black soil in Iowa was selling for about $110 per acre.” If anything, it’s been the Arabs who want to displace the Jews through murder and terrorism, incidentally stealing everything the Jews have built over the past 140 years.

[@johnhatchel9681]

Same as Jews.

[@keihan5]

@@maracohen5930 And the biblical Abraham was from Iraq. NOT indigenous to PS, sorry.

[@maracohen5930]

@@keihan5 During the early Bronze Age there was no Iraq. Try again. Sorry, no matter what, I doubt that Hebrew Pastoralist was a time traveler. Very common for Pastoralist Peoples to stop for time frames near Cities, doesn't mean they are "from" there. Given that the Biblical Story given had Abraham (and his extended Family from Western reaches of the Fertile Crescent with his father having been born and coming from Harra, to Ur Kasidim, given that the Chaldeans didn't exist yet, this is somewhat anachronistic, further, in locating Terach as 8 generations from Noah, via his son, "Shem", and that Ur was not a Semitic Speaking City...well I think you can figure out that literal interpretations of the TaNaKh as history doesn't really work. The Sumerians were not Semitic speaking Peoples, and their stories have them coming up from the Waters of the Persian Gulf. Haran, That was originally the West/NW side of the Fertile Crescent. Not the Land Between the Two Rivers. According to the Hebrew Bible, Haran was the place where Terah settled with his son Abraham (at that time called Abram), his grandson Lot, and his daughter Sarah (at that time known as Sarai) during their planned journey from Ur Kaśdim (Ur of the Chaldees) to the Land of Canaan.[7] The region of Haran is referred to variously as Paddan Aram and Aram-Naharaim. Abram lived there until he was 75 years old before continuing on to Canaan, in response to the command of God.[8] Although Abram's nephew Lot accompanied him to Canaan, Terah and his other descendants remained in Paddan-Aram,[9]. In Genesis 28:10-19, Abraham's grandson Jacob left Beersheba and went toward Haran. Along the way he had his dream of Jacob's Ladder. In 2 Kings (19:12) and Isaiah (37:12) Haran reappears in the late 8th to early 7th century BC context of the Neo-Assyrian Empire's conquests. It appears again in the Book of Ezekiel (27:23) as a former trading partner of the Phoenician city Tyre. In the New Testament, Haran is mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles (7:2-4), in a recounting of the story in Genesis wherein it first appears. Phoenician and Hebrew are near identical Languages.

[@Axecapoeiracomoxvalley]

What is best DNA test to find these varieties?

[@palestinekingmusic]

Long live my people 🇵🇸❤️🇵🇸

[@Gazzapa57]

Yeah whatevs dude !

[@rsm5627]

Ameen

[@hazem4728]

I loved it. High quality work similar to all your other works.

[@AncestralBrew]

Thank you very much!

[@JisanAzazel]

​@@AncestralBrew Next about Genetics of Bengali peoples 🥺🇧🇩

[@Natasha-tb1lm]

Interesting video and fascinating topic! Do you have a video on the Turks and their genetic makeup?

[@Michi85387]

I've seen other documentaries that say Palestinians & Jews both descended from the Canaanites. It's hard to know who has the right info.

[@EleventhAccount-kn4ms]

The issue is Palestinian is a political identity, not an ethnicity. The Palestinians used in the Canaanite studies were specifically vetted for living in the land for generations. There are other Palestinians that are from Muslim refugees invited into the land by the Ottomans from Europe and Africa, Bosniaks, Circassians, Chechins and Sudanese are not Palestinians. Still others are descendants of Arab Levantine laborers that came into the land as support personnel for the British in the 1900s, Egyptians, Syrians, Iraqis, Jordanians and Lebanese are not Palestinians!!

[@user-yt3xd2jl6d]

Thanks for making the video, I already knew that it had Natufians and Agricultores del Levante but I didn't know the precise details. It also helps debunk the idea that Palestinians are less native than Jews.

[@gingfreecss3467]

Palestinians are ethnic jews. Jews also have high natufian.

[@oneshortgamer2540]

People in the video don't tackle today's Palestinians as they are majority Arabian which is a bit misleading

[@user-yt3xd2jl6d]

@@oneshortgamer2540 It is more of a myth, with the majority still being Farmers from the Levant (60%). The Caananites are the original Jews and currently the closest to these Jews are the Palestinian Christians.

[@user-yt3xd2jl6d]

@@oneshortgamer2540 And the Christian Jordanians.

[@Alghi451]

Palestinian isn't arap

[@deepb249]

How do you do this? How far back can one get their ancestry accurately?

[@jade5202]

testing and comparing DNA from living people to burials from various eras...

[@deepb249]

@@jade5202 all nonsense

[@petrospetromixos6962]

Check dna tests on youtube from different youtubers

[@catsika3887]

I am 100 % human

[@daheshal6055]

Am a Palestinian , my great grandfather is Tamim Al Dari who is a famous Islamic figure born and dead in Palestine 1445 years ago .

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

Palestinians are mainly of Arabized Jewish and ancient Canaanite descent.

[@user-gp3zx1zq2u]

In the Old Testament The word "Palestine" was mentioned in the Old Testament four times in both the Book of Exodus and the Book of Isaiah, while "the Philistines", the inhabitants of Palestine, were mentioned 287 times in various places in the books of the Old Testament, including what was mentioned in the Book of Genesis, the Book of Exodus, the Book of Joshua, and the Book of Judges, and the Book of Chronicles. In Genesis The Philistines were mentioned in the Book of Genesis, the first book of the Old Testament, in several places in the context of the story of the Prophet Abraham. The word Palestine referred in the Bible to the land of Canaan or the land inhabited by the Canaanites, so the Philistines, meaning the Canaanites, were mentioned in the twenty-first chapter of the Book of The configuration is in two places as follows: So they made a covenant at Beersheba, and then Abimelech and Phicol, the commander of his army, rose up and returned to the land of the Philistines. (Verse: 32) Abraham sojourned in the land of the Philistines for many days. (verse 34)

[@tranceman22]

A great video. Is this a mean/ average spread of DNA amongst Palestinians? This isnt typical for all. Have you done a DNA history on the Israelis also?

[@lesliewilliam3777]

How do you measure something "ancient"? DNA in a once-living organism is extremely unstable, corrodes very quickly, even quicker under poor environmental conditions. So, where are these "ancient" DNA samples for comparison?

[@josvandencamp8441]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@blue7lvn245]

why do you say levant? isnt that a french word thus only used in recent history (relatively speaking)

[@user-gp3zx1zq2u]

The Levant is the oldest country in the world

[@mamad7375]

Damn I didn't knew Palestinians were in that region for thousands of years.

[@lindayo49]

Wait, you really didn't know that?

[@jade5202]

@@lindayo49 a lot of people think they appeared out of thin air when Islam was invented or something. Weird isn't it?

[@user-kf8fl5rm3s]

They were not. There is no mention of the Palestinians before the 20th century.

[@lindayo49]

@@user-kf8fl5rm3s Then, you need to do more search. Palestinians have culture, dialects and rich history. Stop denying it

[@GORO911]

​@@user-kf8fl5rm3s LOL. not using the word "Palestinians" doesn't mean they didn't exist. In Egypt the term "Copts" started appearing 2000/2500 years ago, doesn't deny the fact that Copts are the same population that inhabited Egypt 5000 years ago since the unification by Narmer.

[@jasmeetsingh5]

So if Palestinians have ancient Jewish/Hebrew ancestry, does this mean that they also have a right to the land?

[@humanrights4all425]

The indigenous inhabitants of the "holy land" genetically are all the same or similar. The only difference is that they have converted to different religions over time. The rest is not scientific or should I say B S.

[@amouri0307]

I mean Duh

[@kiko8u]

Can you please do one on the people of the Balkan peninsula? Specifically North Macedonia and Albania. It will be much appreciated.

[@TimurLang35]

Please do an episode specificly about the druze, you mention then in Syria and Lebanon but they are a unique ethnic community, interesting to find out

[@nanasyrian3616]

They are religious group not ethnic

[@TimurLang35]

@@nanasyrian3616 As a Druze I greatly disagree. It is a religious -ethnic group, since we marry only each other and share a unique ancestry.

[@nanasyrian3616]

@@TimurLang35 Yes but this doesn't make u different from other levantines

[@mellieelle]

Please do one of the genetic history of Jewish people! I have subscribed, I'm hoping you're able to clear up some of the confusion I'm experiencing while researching this! Thank you. ❤️

[@JustSnakes911]

Your people are being used as a NATO base in the middle east, 50 percent of the Jewish women in the world have to guard it with mandatory military service, while the west replaces Arab seculars with islamists since the cold war and even before than when it created wahabbism. Islamic - Jewish conflict It's all a manufactured situation by the racist west and none of us is winning except the west.

[@lastking5624]

Real jewish is black

[@blackcreekorganicfarm296]

Ashkenazi European decent

[@richardhaines7029]

Well there’s Jewish artefacts that predate the faith of Islam by over a thousand years. Also the first temples built in Jerusalem were built by the Jews, again, long before Islam existed. For most of their history, Jews were Arabs from the region. Like Christianity, it spread to other countries and ethnicities.

[@user-ck4tl7wi3g]

A wonderful and very special video, as usual 👍🏻

[@BETOETE]

this video is to underline that Palestinians -as well as Lebanese people- are NOT ARAB 100% although they have that component (OrlabdoFlorida).

[@erminiadegregori3138]

Very interesting...Anyway Palestinians people are very beatiful . INSIDE AND OUTSIDE..LOVE U GUYS

[@user-gp3zx1zq2u]

thank you 🤗

[@am7535]

We can’t say Palestinians don’t have Philistine dna, but it’s minor. Most were in Gaza region, where Ydna E-V13 appears the most. During Persian & Greek eras they were called “Philisto-Arabs” for heavily mixed w/ Canaanites & then Sabaens. We can say that probably Philistine dna doesn’t exceed 2-3%.

[@Biblical_DNA]

Where is this proof that E-V13 peaks highest in Gaza region? I want to see this. Are you trying to imply that there is a YDNA E-V13 connection with the Philistines? There is no scientific evidence to back this theory up.

[@christianmiller9934]

Palestinian DNA is a thing they are indigenous to that land cry about it

[@NikoBellaKhouf2]

We all have Philistine in us and it's way more than 3%