@mkeufish not caliphate. Christian ruller in midle age will prosecute all children ,women and old folks when they conquer foreign land. It all in history 🤣
there was a time (early Arab Muslim invasion) when the Samaritans were not recognized as people of the book. It seems the situation changed during the Mamluk period where the focus of Muslim persecution was against the Christians who were the majority at the time. However the Samaritan community had already been devistates and were scattered to different parts of the land of Israel. Historically speaking their numbers have grown and the smallest the had been was during the late Ottoman period when there were only 100 scattered over a number of cities. It would be interesting to know if Samaritans emigrated and immigrated back and forth. Certainly there were Samaritan communities in Egypt and Syria and other parts of the world.
@@1czechit1And before that the Romans did a number on them. Humans are like that, and now the very mixed Israelis are acting like Caesar and Caliph...what hypocrites that country is tbh
@@Asdfhjkl998 and the Red Sea crossing point is actualy the Tarim Strait just the east of Sharm el seikh. And you know what, it's the exact location where Prophet Moses met Prophet Khidr wich is mentioned in Surah Al-Kahf
Achiya the Shiloni who anointed Jaroboam to be king over the northern tribes of Israel, returned after 2600 years, and revealed Hasidism to the Ba'al Shem Tov 250 years ago. The Hasidic movement took hold of the majority of Jews in eastern Europe giving them revitilized inspiration.
Arabs only immigrated I the late Ottoman period and the majority immigrated in the British Mandate. The Arab Muslim invasion of the 7th century never settled he land. And the land was majority Greek Christian from the 4th century until 1300 when the Mamluks persecuted them almost to extermination. But I digress. Arabs were a recent immigration according to Ottoman and British census data. (250K from 1904 to 1914, and another 700k from 1918 to 1947.)
@@abrahamWeizfeldPhD the one who was cast out into the desert because of his animal like ways and was never heard from again in the actual bible? Yup... And went to Arabia and started the Arabian tribes NOT the Israelite tribes and has nothing to do with the holy land as god saw his savage ways and said NO
@@thewatcher_UKI’m Saudi Arabian and I tell you Palestinians are not Arabs, they are Levantines Cannanites just like Lebanese and people of western Syria, even DNA proves my point. And It’s not serving Palestinian cause to identify as Arabs at all.
@@BrandonLack DNA does not prove it at all, the only ones who have Canaanite DNA are the Maronite Lebanese. The two Israelite tribes share the same DNA, while Palestinians do not... I don't see why the need to lie but if that is the best you can do, then you have my pity
@@A.Musa76 What you misguidedly call "old testament" (the Christian misnomer) includes many books the Samaritans don't even believe in. You're either a very stupid Samaritan or a non-Samaritan liar
Aramaic was the lingua Franca of the land since the Babylonian invasion. Canaanite/Phonecian was similar to Hebrew as can be attested to from Ugarit. The Jews in the second temple period began to write in Aramaic (Ashurit) script and Aramaic was the spoken language among the simple people. This continued through the Christian majority period and only changed with the Mamluks who "Arabized" the land in the 13th century. Their persecution specifically of the Greek and Latin Christians turned the land to a majority Muslim but also devastated the population from 500K post Arab Muslim invasion to a mere 123,000 according to the early Ottoman census. @@abrahamWeizfeldPhD
Dear journalist, You deviate by saying Palestine, it was the tribes of Israel. You participate in the general confusion by saying Palestine which is the name given by Emperor Hadrian, so centuries later. Thank you for your measure because history is about cotoyer, the writings.
It is extremely amusing how at about the 9:33 mark, the Muslim museum employee in the spokeswoman capacity repeats the ridiculous lie that the oldest extant Samaritan Torah scroll is more than 3,600 years old, when it is already common knowledge that the Samaritan script, which is very different from the old Hebrew script from that period, had not yet existed then.
Just like others repeat ridiculous lies about Palestine, the so-called temples, the exodus ......European converts to Judaism believe their ancestors lived in Palestine 2000 years ago! The entire history of Palestine is unfortunately dictated by biblical stories. They dig to prove their beliefs and fairytales.
@@odaenathus7825 palestine was Judea once, Judah. Jewish kingdom. Palestenians did not exist then. Then Judea was conquered, and Judeans became palestenians. Jews were palestenians, not arabs.
@@yurichtube1162 Judea was a small @×× kingdom that was between Gaza, and the Dead Sea, that only lasted for 1,030 years, which is a shorter period of time compared to the Islamic Arab rule in the Levant. There had been several documents in Ancient history mentioning Palestine, such as the land of Peleset, mentioned by Ancient Egypt before the little kingdom of Judea came into existence. Judea was founded by ethnic cleansing of the Jebusites, and Canaanites. Bethlehem was a Canaanite city which means house of lehem(dedication to the canaanite fertility god, Lehem), and Jerusalem is the city of the Jebusites which the Children's of Judah invaded. Many of the Canaanites fled north, and south, and many of the Syrians, and Lebanese carry traces of Canaanite DNA that is native to Bethlehem. Palestinians are related to the Canaanites. Palestinians score 51% Levantine DNA in their 23andme DNA results, while Hebrews score none. The forefather of the Hebrews, Abraham, came from the land of Ur(From Sumeria, in Southern Iraq, not in the Levant). Judea was a small Kingdom between Gaza, and the Dead Sea that only lasted for 1,030 years. Palestine existed long before Judea shown by historical records, such as the Ancient Egyptian text mentioning Peleset, and many other Ancient writings.
@@ShiningGalaxy01 wrong. Judea was whole of Israel, look it up. It was "from the river to the sea", and included the golan heights. Palestine was an invention of the KGB, there never was a palestine. Never. Do not forget that all palestenians today are from arab countries, and that the jews bought all land they own.
@@ShiningGalaxy01 you have been fed BDS lies. You want to claim the land as your own, and steal jewish history for it. Mohammad did the same with the jewish religion. Just stop dude.
The West Bank is the name of the Jordanian occupation. Palestine was the name the British called the land of Israel. Arabs in response chanted "from Turkey to Gaza Palestine does not exist."
But the Samaritan script on this parchment proves that this scroll couldn't have been written before the 2nd century BCE. If anyone intelligent here entertains thoughts to get into a serious exchange with the uploader, I recommend they avoid it because it would be time wasted on trying to educate an idiot -- more precisely a useful idiot, who believes that the fact the Samaritan script is older than the Hebrew script used in the past 1900 years means it existed 3600 years ago. All the reputable specialists on Hebrew script agree -- even the chief Samaritan scholar Binyamim Sedaqa is part of this consensus (I have seen him say this) -- that the Samaritan script wasn't created before the late 2nd century BCE, and that the Paleo/ancient Hebrew script precedes the Samaritan script by more than a thousand years.
The oldest Jewish torah is 2300 years old (Dead Sea) the oldest Samaritan torah is 700 years old. That does not mean it could not have been older as a book. Cyril of Alexandria attested to a Samaritan torah as early as 400 AD. The earliest Masoretic coxes is 1015 years old.
The Samaritans told me that they do not refer to themselves as 'Jews', not only because of its vulgarity but also because the region of Samaria split from the Kings of Judaea, from whom the term arises. What the Samaritans call themselves is Israelites, which is accurate. They carry 3 legal identities, ciiizens of Israel, Palestine and Jordan.
The Palestinians of Nablus consider the Samaritans to be Palestinians and actually many of the Muslim familities there arose from the original Israelite population who may have converted to Christianity and or Islam, in particular under the Ottoman Empire when minorities were taxed with Dhimmi.
@@abrahamWeizfeldPhD The arabs can consider whatever the hell they want. Facts are different. The arabs also consider me Scandinavian; doesn't make it true. All the surnames, the culture, the language of the so called "palestinians" is mainly egyptian or from the Hijaz (arabian peninsula). Do a bit of research; you have a Phd, right? Stop trying to draw some sort of faux connection between Jews and arabs; it is disingenuous and actually false. Plenty of well meaning people do but they are incorrect. Blaybn gezunt, un shtark
@@abrahamWeizfeldPhD The samaritans are lost and are no more. They are so badly off genetically that they need to import Ukrainian brides. If they think Jews are so vulgar then perhaps those c6nts should leave the Jewish state and move to gaza or some other islamic cesspit. Talk about vulgar; any samaritan that said such a thing to you is the vulgar piece of drek. Fuque them!
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This is people of the book which is allowed to intermarry without converting religion for miuslim male!
@mkeufish not caliphate. Christian ruller in midle age will prosecute all children ,women and old folks when they conquer foreign land. It all in history 🤣
there was a time (early Arab Muslim invasion) when the Samaritans were not recognized as people of the book. It seems the situation changed during the Mamluk period where the focus of Muslim persecution was against the Christians who were the majority at the time. However the Samaritan community had already been devistates and were scattered to different parts of the land of Israel. Historically speaking their numbers have grown and the smallest the had been was during the late Ottoman period when there were only 100 scattered over a number of cities. It would be interesting to know if Samaritans emigrated and immigrated back and forth. Certainly there were Samaritan communities in Egypt and Syria and other parts of the world.
@@1czechit1And before that the Romans did a number on them. Humans are like that, and now the very mixed Israelis are acting like Caesar and Caliph...what hypocrites that country is tbh
Jewish woman cannot marry Muslim(🤢) man sorry.
Jewish woman cannot marry Muslim man.. it's biggest sin.
Mt Sinai is in North-West Saudi Arabia(Midian).
Torah770 thanks , I am muslim and I believe sooo
@@Asdfhjkl998 and the Red Sea crossing point is actualy the Tarim Strait just the east of Sharm el seikh.
And you know what, it's the exact location where Prophet Moses met Prophet Khidr wich is mentioned in Surah Al-Kahf
No proofs
Achiya the Shiloni who anointed Jaroboam to be king over the northern tribes of Israel, returned after 2600 years, and revealed Hasidism to the Ba'al Shem Tov 250 years ago. The Hasidic movement took hold of the majority of Jews in eastern Europe giving them revitilized inspiration.
Thank you for this! I will be going to Nablus in shaa Allah
So judeans and samaritans were there long before any Arabians turned up.
Arabs only immigrated I the late Ottoman period and the majority immigrated in the British Mandate. The Arab Muslim invasion of the 7th century never settled he land. And the land was majority Greek Christian from the 4th century until 1300 when the Mamluks persecuted them almost to extermination. But I digress. Arabs were a recent immigration according to Ottoman and British census data. (250K from 1904 to 1914, and another 700k from 1918 to 1947.)
Is not the first son of Abraham Ishm'ael?
@@abrahamWeizfeldPhD the one who was cast out into the desert because of his animal like ways and was never heard from again in the actual bible? Yup... And went to Arabia and started the Arabian tribes NOT the Israelite tribes and has nothing to do with the holy land as god saw his savage ways and said NO
@@thewatcher_UKI’m Saudi Arabian and I tell you Palestinians are not Arabs, they are Levantines Cannanites just like Lebanese and people of western Syria, even DNA proves my point. And It’s not serving Palestinian cause to identify as Arabs at all.
@@BrandonLack DNA does not prove it at all, the only ones who have Canaanite DNA are the Maronite Lebanese.
The two Israelite tribes share the same DNA, while Palestinians do not...
I don't see why the need to lie but if that is the best you can do, then you have my pity
Thay are not muslims. Thay are close to judaism.
We (Samaritan) grew up respecting all 3 religions. (Muslim, Judaism and Christian). We follow the Old Testament only.
@@A.Musa76 we
( jews)also follow the old tastemenet only.
@@A.Musa76 samaritan only believe in the torah first 5 books of the bible
Not the full old testament. Am I right?
@@adityabobby6054 and the book of joshua
@@A.Musa76 What you misguidedly call "old testament" (the Christian misnomer) includes many books the Samaritans don't even believe in.
You're either a very stupid Samaritan or a non-Samaritan liar
Shocked me
#FreePalestine #TheHolyLand 🇵🇸 🌿 ❤
From Arabs. It belongs to Jews, Samaritans, and Druze only
@@TheCanaaniteUnionist Druze are allowed to stay in the holy land if they keep 𐤕𐤅𐤓𐤄
Many Arabs are loyal to the state of Israel and are our fellow citizens. @@sleeexs
The Druze and Arabs do not need to keep anything but loyalty to the state.They are our fellow citizens. @@sleeexs
@@1czechit1 Jews keep תורה, holy land is only for those who keep it according to תורה
MasyaAllah
Why is it in Hebrew when the native language is in Aramaic. The Hebrew speaking was in Holen?
Aramaic came later as a convergence of Mesopotaian Hebrew and Kana'anite languages.
Aramaic was the lingua Franca of the land since the Babylonian invasion. Canaanite/Phonecian was similar to Hebrew as can be attested to from Ugarit. The Jews in the second temple period began to write in Aramaic (Ashurit) script and Aramaic was the spoken language among the simple people. This continued through the Christian majority period and only changed with the Mamluks who "Arabized" the land in the 13th century. Their persecution specifically of the Greek and Latin Christians turned the land to a majority Muslim but also devastated the population from 500K post Arab Muslim invasion to a mere 123,000 according to the early Ottoman census. @@abrahamWeizfeldPhD
BTW why are you using the Baath party flag in your RUclips icon?@@abrahamWeizfeldPhD
Dear journalist,
You deviate by saying Palestine, it was the
tribes of Israel. You participate in the general confusion by saying Palestine which is the name given by Emperor Hadrian, so centuries later.
Thank you for your measure because history is about cotoyer, the writings.
So call it Kana'an.
She's good at explaining things
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we muslim say mount sinai is in saudi arabia the jews and christians not because the verse about the brethren
Nah, i am Christian and believe it was in Saudi Arabia
why would you think that?@@GeorithTheKoala
It is extremely amusing how at about the 9:33 mark, the Muslim museum employee in the spokeswoman capacity repeats the ridiculous lie that the oldest extant Samaritan Torah scroll is more than 3,600 years old, when it is already common knowledge that the Samaritan script, which is very different from the old Hebrew script from that period, had not yet existed then.
Just like others repeat ridiculous lies about Palestine, the so-called temples, the exodus ......European converts to Judaism believe their ancestors lived in Palestine 2000 years ago! The entire history of Palestine is unfortunately dictated by biblical stories. They dig to prove their beliefs and fairytales.
@@odaenathus7825 palestine was Judea once, Judah. Jewish kingdom. Palestenians did not exist then. Then Judea was conquered, and Judeans became palestenians. Jews were palestenians, not arabs.
@@yurichtube1162 Judea was a small @×× kingdom that was between Gaza, and the Dead Sea, that only lasted for 1,030 years, which is a shorter period of time compared to the Islamic Arab rule in the Levant. There had been several documents in Ancient history mentioning Palestine, such as the land of Peleset, mentioned by Ancient Egypt before the little kingdom of Judea came into existence. Judea was founded by ethnic cleansing of the Jebusites, and Canaanites. Bethlehem was a Canaanite city which means house of lehem(dedication to the canaanite fertility god, Lehem), and Jerusalem is the city of the Jebusites which the Children's of Judah invaded. Many of the Canaanites fled north, and south, and many of the Syrians, and Lebanese carry traces of Canaanite DNA that is native to Bethlehem. Palestinians are related to the Canaanites. Palestinians score 51% Levantine DNA in their 23andme DNA results, while Hebrews score none. The forefather of the Hebrews, Abraham, came from the land of Ur(From Sumeria, in Southern Iraq, not in the Levant). Judea was a small Kingdom between Gaza, and the Dead Sea that only lasted for 1,030 years. Palestine existed long before Judea shown by historical records, such as the Ancient Egyptian text mentioning Peleset, and many other Ancient writings.
@@ShiningGalaxy01 wrong. Judea was whole of Israel, look it up. It was "from the river to the sea", and included the golan heights. Palestine was an invention of the KGB, there never was a palestine. Never. Do not forget that all palestenians today are from arab countries, and that the jews bought all land they own.
@@ShiningGalaxy01 you have been fed BDS lies. You want to claim the land as your own, and steal jewish history for it. Mohammad did the same with the jewish religion. Just stop dude.
לסבא רבא שלי היה תלבושת כזו
Pas d'interprétation en français.
Va y
It's the West bank, not palestine.
The West Bank is the name of the Jordanian occupation. Palestine was the name the British called the land of Israel. Arabs in response chanted "from Turkey to Gaza Palestine does not exist."
Parchment cant last 3000years
But the Samaritan script on this parchment proves that this scroll couldn't have been written before the 2nd century BCE.
If anyone intelligent here entertains thoughts to get into a serious exchange with the uploader, I recommend they avoid it because it would be time wasted on trying to educate an idiot -- more precisely a useful idiot, who believes that the fact the Samaritan script is older than the Hebrew script used in the past 1900 years means it existed 3600 years ago. All the reputable specialists on Hebrew script agree -- even the chief Samaritan scholar Binyamim Sedaqa is part of this consensus (I have seen him say this) -- that the Samaritan script wasn't created before the late 2nd century BCE, and that the Paleo/ancient Hebrew script precedes the Samaritan script by more than a thousand years.
The oldest Jewish torah is 2300 years old (Dead Sea) the oldest Samaritan torah is 700 years old. That does not mean it could not have been older as a book. Cyril of Alexandria attested to a Samaritan torah as early as 400 AD. The earliest Masoretic coxes is 1015 years old.
@@1czechit1 The DSS contain parts of a proto-Masoretic Miqra (Jewish Bible).
I though the Dead Sea Scrolls were a Hebrew version of the Septuagint. Is this not correct? @@ZviJ1
@@1czechit1The "Biblical" portion of the DSS corpus contains LXX, pro-Masoretic and other versions of the Miqra's Hebrew original.
Nablus SHECHEM, is Israel. Samaritans are Jews.
The Samaritans told me that they do not refer to themselves as 'Jews', not only because of its vulgarity but also because the region of Samaria split from the Kings of Judaea, from whom the term arises. What the Samaritans call themselves is Israelites, which is accurate. They carry 3 legal identities, ciiizens of Israel, Palestine and Jordan.
The Palestinians of Nablus consider the Samaritans to be Palestinians and actually many of the Muslim familities there arose from the original Israelite population who may have converted to Christianity and or Islam, in particular under the Ottoman Empire when minorities were taxed with Dhimmi.
@@abrahamWeizfeldPhD The arabs can consider whatever the hell they want. Facts are different. The arabs also consider me Scandinavian; doesn't make it true.
All the surnames, the culture, the language of the so called "palestinians" is mainly egyptian or from the Hijaz (arabian peninsula). Do a bit of research; you have a Phd, right?
Stop trying to draw some sort of faux connection between Jews and arabs; it is disingenuous and actually false. Plenty of well meaning people do but they are incorrect.
Blaybn gezunt, un shtark
@@abrahamWeizfeldPhD The samaritans are lost and are no more. They are so badly off genetically that they need to import Ukrainian brides. If they think Jews are so vulgar then perhaps those c6nts should leave the Jewish state and move to gaza or some other islamic cesspit. Talk about vulgar; any samaritan that said such a thing to you is the vulgar piece of drek. Fuque them!
sorry that is a myth that is ahistorical. The population collapse of the Mamluk period blows that hypothesis. @@abrahamWeizfeldPhD