This is what Herbert Samuel, the High Commission and Commander-in-Chief of Palestine said in 1921:

“In 1920, the British Government’s Interim Report on the Civil Administration of Palestine stated that there were hardly 700,000 people living in Palestine. The Jewish element of the population numbers 76,000. Almost all have entered Palestine during the last 40 years. Prior to 1850 there were in the country only a handful of Jews. In the following 30 years a few hundreds came to Palestine.”

There were no Jews in Palestine until these European Jews arrived

Either you have to dispute that the “Aliyah” and and the census figures are correct or else you have no choice but to admit that there were no Jews living in Palestine before the arrival of the Zionists in 1882.

1st Aliyah ….. 1882-1903 ….. 35,000 …. Jewishvirtuallibrary
2nd Aliyah …. 1904-1914 ….. 40,000 …. Jewishvirtuallibrary
3rd Aliyah ….. 1919-1923 ….. 40,000 …. Jewishvirtuallibrary
4th Aliyah …….1924-1929 ……82,000 …. Jewishvirtuallibrary
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Year … Source ….. Total ….. Moslems …. Jews … Christians

1922 … Census ….. 752,048 … 589,177 …. 83,790 .. 71,464
1931 … Census … 1,033,314 … 759,700 . 174,606 .. .88,907

Are you aware that the indigenous Palestinian Jews went extinct hundreds of years ago? Today, there are millions of indigenous Palestinian Muslims and Palestinian Christians but there is not a single indigenous Palestinian Jew on the face of the Earth. Over many centuries, the ancient Hebrews converted to Christianity and then to Islam until none were left. Today’s Palestinians are actually descended from the ancient Hebrews and the European Jew is descended from the ancient Khazars.

There is not a single indigenous Palestinian Jew known to anyone
anywhere on the surface of the Earth. The Zionist entity sent out more
than 400 diplomats since its creation and none of them was an
indigenous Palestinian Jew. You cannot find that in the Knesset, in the
army, navy, academia, medicine – they are nowhere to be found. If you
look up “Palestinian Christians”, you find a huge list but if you look for
“Palestinian Jew”, it may bring up someone like Mileikowski
“Netanyahu”. Go ahead and give me the name of a single indigenous
Palestinian Jew known to anybody.

All the Jews who entered Palestine after 1882 were complete aliens to
that land. They spoke Yiddish and they were familiar with gefiltah fish
and not falafel. Aliens arrived and claimed to be returning – so
ridiculous for Europeans to return to a region inhabited by non-
Europeans. My question now is how to safely return the aliens back
home?

At the outset of the Ottoman era, an estimated 1,000 Jewish families lived in the country,

but there’s no way to prove, it is there?

The community was comprised of descendants of Jews who had never left the Land as well as immigrants from North Africa and Europe.

This is just another lie because there not a single Jew who is known as an indigenous Palestinian Jew. Remember that just like Palestinian Christians spoke Arabic indigenous Jews also would have spoken Arabic.

by mid-16th century, the Jewish population had risen to about 10,000,

Just another lie. European Jews showed no interest in Palestine until the beginning of Zionism. When the Europeans arrived in Palestine for the first time ever in 1882, Jewish land ownership of Palestine was only 0.1% – meaning that there were no Jews to buy land.

spread throughout the Diaspora from the study houses in Safad.

You need to quit the diaspora business unless you are so delusional as to believe that somebody like Bernie Sanders whose DNA was confirmed to be 99% European and 0% Middle Eastern came from the “diaspora”.

By 1880, Jerusalem had an overall Jewish majority.

and they were all Yiddish-speaking white Europeans, were they not?

I said indigenous Palestinian Jews became extinct, meaning that there’s not a soul in the world who could be identified as an indigenous Palestinian Jew. Understand that the indigenous Palestinian Jews looked like the Palestinians, they spoke Arabic as their main language, their traditions and customs were Arabic. Do you have a name of a single indigenous Palestinian Jew that you are aware of? This link has quite a few indigenous Palestinian Christians but there is no such list for indigenous Palestinian Jews because they do not exist.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_Christians

There are 400 million people who who identify as Arabs today. The Arabs left behind their language, their customs and traditions but not their DNA. Today, Iraqis identify as Arab but they have DNA that is unique to their region they have DNA that would say 95% Iraqi and Yemenis have DNA that is 95% Yemeni. Just like the Yemenis and Iraqis, the Palestinians are indigenous to their land. The Palestinians came to be known as Arabs after Islam came to the region. Palestinian Christians also identify as Arab. You need to get in your head that the European Jew is related to King Bulan of Khazaria and not to King David.

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There is a simple definition of an Arab and it is someone whose native tongue is Arabic. There are now close to 400 million Arabs. Did they come from Arabia?

Country…………………..Population ……Country………….Population
1 Egypt…………………..90,045,700 … 12 Libya………….. 6,278,000
2 Algeria……………….. 40,100,000 … 13 Palestine…….. 4,683,000
3 Sudan………………… 38,435,000 … 14 Lebanon……….4,288,000
4 Iraq……………………..36,575,000 … 14 Oman…………. 4,600,000
5 Morocco…………….. 33,680,000 … 16 Kuwait…………..4,161,000
6 Saudi Arabia………. 31,521,000 … 17 Mauritania………3,632,000
7 Yemen………………. 26,745,000 … 18 Qatar…………… 2,113,000
8 Syria…………………..23,270,000 … 19 Bahrain………… 1,781,000
9 Tunisia………………. 11,118,000 … 20 Djibouti……………. 961,000
10 UAE………………….. 9,500,000 … 21 Comoros…………..783,000
11 Jordan………………..8,933,000 … Total………………..389,373,000

Is there were Jews in Palestine, land ownership would not be only 0.1% in 1882 when the Europeans first arrived.

Jewish land ownership in Palestine in dunams.
1882 …… 22,500 … 0.1%
1900 ….. 218,000 … 0.8%
1914 ….. 418,000 … 1.6%
1927 ….. 865,000 … 3.2%
1936 .. 1,231,000 … 4.7%
1945 … 1,588,365 … 6.0%
1947 … 1,734,000 … 6.6%

Helen, this will be (I think) my last comment here today, and I will try to keep it brief. As important as you- and many people- seem to think the “bloodline” issue is, I do not consider it of more than passing interest. But a quick google gave some credible sites that undermine your contention. Ref 1 says

Genetic studies on Jews have found no substantive evidence of a Khazar origin among Ashkenazi Jews, as opposed to evidence they have mixed Near Eastern/Mediterranean and Southern European origins.

The Khazar-Ashkenazi Jewish connection has been substantially discredited. But even if it were true, it simply is not that important, and I fail to see why you make such an issue of it (well maybe I do, since many Jews base their claim to the Holy Land on a genetic connection). In my mind, the soundness of Jewish and Israeli claims to the historical Land of Israel does not rest primarily on the genetic heritage of contemporary Jews.

If you are still with this conversation, I am willing to continue it. I might even try to impose on Pamela to the extent of putting us in touch so we can have a private channel of communication.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khazar_hypothesis_of_Ashkenazi_ancestry1.

“Between 1920 and 1970, 900,000 Jews were
expelled from Arab and other Muslim countries.”

This is simply a lie when the first Arab Jews to enter Palestine were the Yemenite Jews who were brought to Palestine like cattle to do the heavy work for the European Jew in 1945 and the tragedy the Yemenite Jewish met at the hands of the European Jews is another topic. You must understand that Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, were colonized by the British and the French and they could not have expelled anybody. Notice the Sudden jump in population of 150000 between 1945 and 1950 and most of that population increase was in Morocco which was under the French then. That increase can only be explained by European Jews looking for a safe place after the war.

Year …Arab Jews
1940 … 705,000
1945 … 725,000
1950 … 875,000
1955 … 683,250
1960 … 567,250
1965 … 246,000
1982 …. 76,470

(Source: AJC)

She’s probably a brain-dead recent convert to the religion of pi$$.

Yemen is a majority muslum cuntry. There are 3050 other than muslums in that fine islamic sh!ttystan: 3000 Christians and 50 Jews. Maybe she’s not a recent convert, more likely a recent “refugee”.

12 August 1972
Jews and Arabs

Sir: One of the most disgusting features in Mr David M. Jacobs’s remarks — to use his own style — is his way of answering facts with misleading and unfounded generalisations. Take his use of the term ‘ Jewish refugees from Arab lands.’ The greatest Arab-Jewish community in Israel is from Morocco. They came mostly in the years 1950-1957. During those years Morocco was firmly under the French rule and France the chief ally of Israel. In addition both the late Mohammad V and his son Hassan II, kings of Morocco, are famous for their particular friendship and protection of the Jewish community. How then can Jews of Morocco be thought of as ‘ refugees ‘? Who expelled them who loaded them on trucks and brought them to the border, as in the cases that I mentioned and to which Mr Jacobs — disgustingly — does not refer? But perhaps the best evidence is what the Moroccan Jews in Israel are saying right now, and I will quote Mr Kokhavi Shemesh, one of the leaders of the Israeli Black Panthers.’ Referring to the supposed hatred of Arabs for Jews he says: “The establishment is the one who cultivated this hatred by means employed already when we lived in Iraq and Morocco. The Jews lived next to the Arabs in Iraq in peace and rest until the emissaries of Zionism came and threw bombs into Jewish centres in order to generate conflicts between us and the Arabs.” (Ma’ariv, April 11, 1972) It will interest you and your readers that a common JewishArab alignment is being rapidly formed in Israel and outside, whose aim will be to prevent both our peoples being used by foreign racists. While of course there are some Jewish intellectuals who oppose both apartheid and Zionism, like me, for example, the important point is that the Zionistic Federation and all the Jewish organisations dominated by it have refrained from a single declaration about the apartheid. This includes such organisations as the World Jewish Congress, the American Jewish Congress, and the Commonwealth Association of the Jewish Congregations. On the part of the South African government a similar attitude is displayed. While money cannot be exported from South Africa for any charitable purpose whatsoever — even the Red Cross and Oxfam — Zionistic funds going to Israel are excepted from this prohibition. Your readers have only to ask themselves the old question: ‘ cui bono?’ and they will come to the conclusion — to imitate Lord Macaulay — that not only the Zionistic organisation supports apartheid but it does so for money . . Finally I would like to quote some figures in rebuttal of Mr F. E. Isaac’s (Letters August 5) totally false picture of the situation of the Arab minority in Israel. I will concentrate on Arabs in Israeli universities. In the Hebrew University of Jerusalem among about 1,500 teachers there was not a single Arab last year. The number of Arab students was about 250 out of 16,000, including 7,000 Jewish students from overseas. Similarly the Weitzman Institute of Rehovot has not a single Arab scientist or student. Tel Aviv University has one Arab assistant teacher. Haifa University has one Arab lecturer and five assistants. Haifa Technical Institute has none” and the same is true for Be’er Sheba College and the Bar-Ilan University. When considering that Arabs in Israel are 13 per cent of the population — more than the percentage of Jews in any country other than Israel — this is a most shameful record unequalled I believe by any other civilised country in respect of any other significant minority. Your readers would do well if they consider all the assertions of Mr Isaacs in the light of those figures. Israel Amos London, WI http://archive.spectator.co.uk/article/12th-august-1972/14/jews-and-arabs

Exodus 15:14 The people shall hear, and be afraid: sorrow shall take hold on the inhabitants of Palestina.

Isaiah 14:29 Rejoice not thou, whole Palestina, because the rod of him that smote thee is broken: for out of the serpent’s root shall come forth a cockatrice, and his fruit shall be a fiery flying serpent.

Isaiah 14:31 Howl, O gate; cry, O city; thou, whole Palestina, art dissolved: for there shall come from the north a smoke, and none shall be alone in his appointed times.

Joel 3:4 Yea, and what have ye to do with me, O Tyre, and Zidon, and all the coasts of Palestine? will ye render me a recompence? and if ye recompense me, swiftly and speedily will I return your recompence upon your own head.

(King James version)

Since we know for fact that there are no indigenous Palestinian Jews on the face of the earth, the only explanation that makes sense why they disappeared is that they converted to Christianity and then Islam. If you disagree, tell me what happened to the indigenous Palestinian Jews?

Why are you attempting to tell so many Bald Face Lies, little hell4yemen? TOO funny! You are SO much fun to laugh AT.

The truth hurts you, doesn’t it? That’s to be expected from an elderly cat lady, such as you, with a make-believe “Korean” wife.