Family with Palestinian and German ancestry take DNA Tests
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- On today's Professional Genealogist Reacts, I watch "We took a DNA TEST" by @JKrewfam
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Half Palestinian here and my DNA results are similar to hers except the European part (my other half is South East Asian instead).
My Palestinian side: mainly Levant (northern Israel) - then small traces of Persia, Cyprus, Arab, Egypt, Anatolia and Africa.
When you add the percentages, it comes out half and half. Germany, Eastern Europe, and Sweden and Denmark are 50%, and that's maternal. Levant, Egypt, Arabian Peninsula, Nilotic Peoples, Cyprus, and Southern Italy are 50% ,and that's paternal. It all makes perfect sense and corresponds to what she thought.
Really cool to see someone else with Palestinian DNA results! (My grandfather was a Palestinian Christian immigrant and I have 20% Levantine on most major DNA testing platforms)
No such thing as palestanian DNA
Anyone with at least 1 Jewish grandparent can apply for right of return
@@Cc-rx6rf that has nothing to do with DNA...
Germangenealogynerdess here: Northern Germans on ancestry get swedish and danish dna in mixed amounts. My mom got 40 percent, with no swedish or danish ancestry during 6 generations.
Yes, buy if you go even further back we know that there was a lot of communication between what is now Scandinavia and the north of what today is Germany.
Really? Ancestry explains it as being more British Isles/Viking Invasion. I don't buy it. I get Swedish/Denmark from both parents. I also get Germanic Europe from both parents but only my dad has Germanic Ancestry (and Luxembourg & Eastern France(with a French surname to boot but no French culture). My mom however DOES have English, Scottish, & Dutch ancestry. I suspect the Germanic Europe & some of that English & Denmark is actually Dutch & the rest of it is Scottish. (Lowland Scots).
@@Chaotic_Pixie Swedish have a long shared history with the regions of Mecklenburg and Pommern, with Russia and espacially with Estonia and Latvia.
The influence of Danish (and Norwegians, espaecially in Scotland) is much much higher on the British islands than the Swedish influence, I guess (wasn't york Danish for some time?)
The "Germanic Europe" part of this family ist probably mostly Austria - that fits to all the polish/slowakian/... parts.
1:24 If I understand what she was TRYING to say is that her mother IS American (ie. born in the USA to German parents) and moved to Germany where she met her Palestinian dad. So, it makes sense that if her mother is American, she wouldn't have a German accent. Altho, the way she said it was definitely a bit confusing, and maybe I'm the one who misunderstands her.
As for the father there is no surprise for the husbands Danish DNA versus Blekinge because that county was a " borderline" between Sweden and Denmark before the middle of 1600 when the county of Skåne (Scania) was under Danish rule. For the county of Småland also had border toward Denmark so maybe his Swedish/Danish roots came from there and Poland is a short distance from both Sweden and Denmark crossing the narrow passage to the Baltic Sea. Norway has been under both Swedish and Danish rule back in time and...history is really a mess, interesting but oh so messy. 😄
For the wife I guess her E Eu/Russian, Germanic Eu and Swe/Denmark is not a mystery, we have shared a long history af trading, warfare and "ownership" over each other.
For myself I would like to take a DNA test, preferebly a mtDNA (no brother and my father is dead) but do not know what brand to choose. I have my family tree discovered back to the middle of 1400-1500 at the paternal side. Unfortunately the women was not as important to record so I can only trace most of them back to the middle/the beginning of 1700. All of them settlers here up north and I live in the same area/region (Västerbotten). I have one samic bloodline on my mothers side and that origin would be interesting. Laponia stretches from north of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Probably Finnish and eastern heritage on that paternal side in 1500 but...no records on that. I also read that many sami share DNA with peope from the northern part of Spain so...interesting.
6:07 - It’s odd she said that the 1% Southern Italian comes from her mum’s side. It makes more sense to come from her dad’s, especially since 25% Eastern Europe & Russia, 20% Germanic Europe, and 5% Sweden & Denmark (equallinh 50%) surely comes from her German mother.
She should look at her Parental Ethnicity Inheritance.
I assume because Italy is in Europe, she associated that with her mum but at 1%, it's a throw away reading
This is a good example to show how the readings are very much an estimate and sometimes clearly misread. Also how the community algorithm needs some work if everyone in a family gets a community besides one person.
I don't think the community algorithm is broken, they are reading the data and the community is not popping up, I assume he doesn't have DNA associated with the area
@@badgoogle9938 all of the siblings have the same ethnicity readings to varying degrees. I think they should take into account full siblings and parents because they inevitably share the same communities. If they aren’t picking up on something that they find in a full sibling or parent then yes I think that calls for improvement.
I had 2% Norway in Ancestry, and 12% Scandinavia with 2.9% Balkan in My Heritage, and Magyar 10% I think it was,with Slavic 6% in Family Tree. My dad had a 1% Norway, and 1% Scotland in Ancestry. Family Tree and My Heritage didn't show that for him. But My Heritage and Family Tree did have the tiny 1% of Inuit. We both had more results from our tests too. I wish I could've started testing a long time ago while I still had my mom.
An interesting mix, however found all the kids shouting loudly a bit much 😅
Found distant cousins from Algeria, Turkey, Kurds from Iraq and a few Iranians. Also Roma cousins and Sikh cousin. It's getting weird. 23andMe and Wegene are correct.
You got Småland good, not perfect but good.
As much as this is interesting, I fail to see how a few percentage points of one nationality or another can redefine one’s sense of self or belonging
QUESTION: how can the children get DNA that the parents don’t have ???
When DNA segments are smaller, it is harder to pinpoint which test population you match. So, the segment of DNA reading 3% French for the son, comes from one of the parents that has that segment, but much longer. A longer segment may show that it is not actually French, but German. And the way European history was, with the Romans everywhere and the Visigoths and Ostrogoths everywhere from Spain to Ukraine, and Vikings all over the British Isles and down to the Mediterranean and around the Black Sea, DNA is left in everyone.
Palestinians its just cocktail, everyone has different dna
What surprised me the most was the 2% Nilotic Peoples in the mom's results. I feel like that must be a misread unless she has some East African ancestry she doesn't know about.
Some Palestinians have recent Egyptian ancestry and it is not that uncommon to find nilotic admixture in egyptians
Who was the first leader of Palestine? Just wondering... 🤔
Palestinians are a people, from a land called Palestine.
It doesn't matter. Clearly they are Levantine and can trace their lineage back to that area
I have Palestinian and Jordanian DNA 1-22 chromosome highest % is 19 and 14 chromosome at 48 and 47%... 1st chromosome is 19 and 18% 19 out of 22 has middle east dna.
I think the dad is just Scandinavian.
"Oh, that's in Africa" then get off that webpage as soon as possible - classic.
lol what annoying kids 😂
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