As a Palestinian, I have family who are both Christian and Muslim. Our mix is a mess of Mediterranean Peoples, Arab Nomads and Religions. Actually, in the 21st century, it turns out we are HUMAN BEINGS just like everyone else. Who knew?
@@funfunny9328 LOL! Why do you ask? Of course, I speak Arabic. My mom's first language is Arabic. Later, as a refugee in Lebanon, she went to a French Catholic school and learned French. Much later in life, she learned English. But it was broken. Arabic was our language at home. Arabic was the language among the family. Now, I live in Mexico and speak Spanish too... so now, in 2020, I am a citizen of the world communicating with everyone in whatever way works. I think this is the future for all humanity. The age of colonization is dead has been replaced by Globalization. The European colonization of Palestine might be the last ever......globalization does NOT provide incentive for colonization. All one needs to do is start a global business and that colonizes for profits and control of resources. Its a new world and the 20th century has no future. My two cents.
@@johnnypunish that's great. I meant it in a good way:) I'm a supporter of everything Palestinian though im not from Palestine. I would like to share with you a work of a historian who spent most of his life studying Middle Eastern history in ancient times especially that of Palestinian. His work dismantles the zionist view of world history especially Eastern ancient history since it plays a major role to justify occupation of Palestinian land. Are you interested lol? Its a very detailed formative episode on UA-cam and of course the historian has books discussing this in detail.
You are Arabic and not Palestinian/Philistine. Philistines are the Greek people. Maybe you have a passport that tells you that you are Palestine but that is a political correct thing and not the truth. Unless you have Greek blood that is.
Ariella Oppenheim at the Hadassah Institute in Jerusalem has done a great deal of research on the DNA of the present dwellers in the Holy Land. Her findings confirm the fact that the Israelis and the Palestinians are the next of kin. This knowledge has been codified in a book "Brother Shall Not Lift Up Sword Against Brother" by Tsvi Jekhorin Misinai. I highly recommend it.
@davidbenyahuda5190 No lies. . . All true. Research carried out by Professor Ariella Oppenheim at the Hassadah Medical School Laboratories prove beyond doubt that Palestinians and Jews are Blood Brothers. . . They carry the same gene ( The Cohanic Chromosome) See Tzvi Misinai video. . . Palestinians of Jewish origin higher resolution ( 5 minutes into video) Also Tzvi Misinai video. . . Jewish roots of the Palestinians video. Palestinians are your Blood Brothers.
I was waiting on the truth. thank you ! Everyone wants to paint themselves into the masterpiece,but lacks the correct medium, The soul brush is priceless and can't be bought or duplicated only inherited. Under certain circumstances will be imitated and artificial. 5 claws up,5 claw clinched 4fangs deep Roar!!!!!!!!!!!
@@benyahudadavidl No original humans exist, they're all dead. Black, white, etc are all understandings of a time of now. All evolution had the same trajectory. Therefore NO PEOPLE NOR ORGANISM can lay claim. We all came from the same common ancestry, black men, white men. Quit trying to feel special BECAUSE OF YOUR SKIN COLOR, RACISTS.
The fact is that saying "only a sling shot is a big misrepresentation as the slingshot is a deadly weapon and one doesn't need to get close to an opponent to kill them. They were widely used even by the persian army
It's just a slingshot when it's 200m away.. definitely doesn't justify murdering children because they're slinging rocks at a fence with over 400m between them and the nearest person.
I hated Bible study as a kid, but this is fascinating! Who knew that in order for me to enjoy learning about Bible stuff all you had to do was add an archeological aspect to the mix?
Sis you would definitely love the work of archeologists who have excavated biblical sites. Many of the ancient biblical sites have been found and confirmed. When it comes to Jesus Christ (Yeshua Hamaschiach) and archaeology, prepare to have your mind blown. My faith in Him has always been strong but it is solidified after studying his historicity.
Just wait. What’s happening right now with Israel is a huge thing tied to the Bible. Everyone is going to be having a real world, real time Bible study.
@@stevrgrs “There IS no evidence!” Well, there’s evidence you WON’T see, and evidence you can’t NOT see. Be careful what you wish for. It’s here. Sincerely, God
This is what I love: a historical perspective about Palestinians. No hate, not even in comments just historical information. Great! As a history teacher I highly recommend ❤
its possible to be hateful without doing it overtly, the first clue was when he named the modern countries positions in relation to the old map and names, he mentioned lebanon israel and egypt, so modern palestine doesnt exist? i'm afraid it does, its occupied but it exists. then the bit about 1948 jews won the war of independence....... this is a very dark period in israeli history. there was no war of independence, what actually happened is the UN gave israel statehood, 55% of palestine. israels first action was to ethnically cleanse all the arabs out. it has provoked endless violence ever since because it knew it would win any fight especially when america started backing it. i'm afraid this kind of lecture is riddled with flaws and lies. i recommend ilan pappe and gabor mate to get a better more honest view of what happened. i'm not arab or jew i'm not religious at all, and i'm sick of the world being in turmoil because jews have mistreated the native people of the area. the native jews of palestine thought creating an israeli state was insane..... looks like they were right.
@TheMadmacs Agreed. I started watching this one hoping to find something with truth to share,but it is, like you said riddled with so many flaws it can't be used to explain the truth of the matter. DNA does not make a person good or evil. Thankfully, God judges on our works, not those of our ancestors. Ezek 18:20 "The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him. [21] But if the wicked will turn from all his sins that he hath committed, and keep all my statutes, and do that which is lawful and right, he shall surely live, he shall not die. [22] All his transgressions that he hath committed, they shall not be mentioned unto him: in his righteousness that he hath done he shall live. [23] Have I any pleasure at all that the wicked should die? saith the Lord GOD: and not that he should return from his ways, and live? [24] But when the righteous turneth away from his righteousness, and committeth iniquity, and doeth according to all the abominations that the wicked man doeth, shall he live? All his righteousness that he hath done shall not be mentioned: in his trespass that he hath trespassed, and in his sin that he hath sinned, in them shall he die." When the Philistines (and others) were corrupt and committing abominations, they were to be removed from the land. But Israel also fits that category, because God also kicked them out of the land. Those people are dead now, and even if the present-day Palestinians are their descendants, they are not to be held liable for their ancestors' sins. What Israel is doing now, is the pot calling the kettle black lost after the kettle has been cleaned up.
@@jeanene72 thanks for sayin, its a thankless task to try and inject some sanity and facts into this topic, i've been doin it for years and since the horror of oct7 its been so much harder but never more important. ilan pappe and gabor mate have some great info on the history.
I was amazed yesterday watching a documentary about the Middle East conflict on another channel. They had an interview with a modern Palestinian who was speaking (presumably) Arabic. What amazed me was that every time he said the word "Palestine" he pronounced it "Philistine"!!! This was a total moment of revelation for me - much like the day, long ago now, when I instantly realized in a sudden flash of insight that the famous "Cossacks" were actually "Kazakhs"!!
Words are lost in translation. Like David is Dawood. John is yahya. Jesus is Eesa. Eve is Hawaa. Mary is maryam. Able is Habeel. Cain is Qabeel. And many more. Its the English language that bastardised the real original names.
@@F-J. Your not very bright are you? Palestine came from the name Philistine. It was given to the land by the Roman’s in 100ad. As an insult to the Jewish population. The land is and always has been called the Land of Judah. Or the Land of the Jews.
Wow! So much amazing historical, biblical, and genetic information to explain. I am 6 decades old, so do know some but your lecture, presentation, and facts truly clear up so much for me. This is just one segment of history but very important to understanding past and current events of the region and impact to the world. Thank you so much.
It's amazing what we can learn from DNA, like native Americans migrated from pacific islands and mixed dna with eastern Indian. Oldest relics and ruins along with Nordic dna indicates they are the earliest inhabitants of north America we have found so far.
I believe this is why the "End Times" that we are in is so entirely special and we are ALL COMPLETELY BLESSED FOR BEING HERE. MY THEORY : ALL OF THIS IS A TEST. All timelines have merged, all bloodlines have merged, all religions have merged (whether you know it or not, because all peoples of religions have converted to other beliefs, sometimes multiple times in one lifetime). What I'm trying to say is, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE FOR WAR / VIOLENCE AGAINST ANOTHER BROTHER, UNLESS DIRECTLY ATTACKED AND FIGHTING FOR ONE'S PERSONAL LIFE OR THE LIFE OF AN INNOCENT PARTY. ALL WHO KILL OTHER INNOCENT PEOPLE, KNOWN IN THE BIBLE AS "BLOODSHED" WILL SUFFER HEAVY CONSEQUENCES IN THE AFTERLIFE. I WARN EVERYONE TO LOOK AT THE 💥BIG PICTURE💥 .... STAY AWAY FROM VIOLENCE AND BE STILL. YOUR REWARDS ARE GREAT. THE ANSWER IS NOT WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE. FOLLOW JESUS AND PASS THE TEST !!!!!! 💥✝️💥
@baphometos history in the Bible 100% accurate. History frome the Hadith or Quaran is inaccurate, causes confusion, and is full of discrepancies and lies.
Not true, g-d called it Palestine in Joel 3:4. Palestine was named after the Arab deity Baal, hence Pali-Stan. Phelastin is just the semitic pronunciation of the name. Syria was named after his wife Ashyra/Assyra. The whole region Syria-Palestina.
@@badgoy534 DNA proves European gene pools to ancient cities of Philistine. Yes, there was a Syria Palestina. Your 'connections' have holes. Ba'al was a Canaanite-Phoenician God of fertility. Nothing to do with Arab. Also, Ashyra is Hebrew, not Arabic. Arabs interpret Philistine and Palestine as 'Filastin'. That is because of their language. They never said Palestine. It wasn't part of their language. Look at and compare other languages and the interpretation of the 2 names. Yes, there was a mention of Palestine in the Bible. You are missing why though. Syrians were Arabized later on. Palestine is from Latin.
I'm Greek and very interested in the late-bronze-age collapse. My very own avatar is a Cretan figurine that certainly looks like a Peleset from Egyptian artwork. But I'm really sceptical about some aspects of the analysis. For instance, Greek burrial customs didn't include mouth-guards, but rather full face mascs. And cremation was very common, in contrast with Philistine burrials, where the bodies were laid entire. Also, the inlet photo in 30:36 is not from Philistine. The central piece is a recognizable crown found in the Dead-Sea, and many of the others are wands, scepters and pommels probably attached to wooden scepters or clubs. None of these items seems to be a mouth-guard. There is a widespread acceptance that Philistines were indeed the Peleshet. And the word Peleset does have a superficial connection with Pelasgoi, or Pylos, or Phaistos and other Greek names. But the link of the Peleset with the Achaians is far from established, appart from some scarce linguistic and art referances. There is a huge linguistic gap between the names and toponyms of late bronze/early iron age Cannaan (such as Goliath and Gath for instance) and what we read in linear b script (the palatial scripture of the Achaians which is a recognlzable form of early Greek). Linear b was syllabic, therefore single-syllable toponyms such as Gath or Dan would be highly improbable. On the contrary, it seems that the Greeks rather tended to add furhter syllables! As an example, the disciphered refference to "slave women from To-ro-ja" may actually reffer to Troy (Troia in Greek, Truassa in Luvian). The notion of "origin" in general (in early historiography), is tricky. As a relativelly recent example, historians of the 18th century AD, were saying that "pirates originated from Martinique" while we now know for a fact that they initially came from allover the globe, gathered and organised themselves in Martinique and used it as their initial base. Speaking about sea-peoples we tend to forget how cosmopolitan late-bronze age was! Sea-people stronghold was probably Cyprus (Alassiya in Egyptian). Therefore, the given origin of Crete (Capthor) is certainly older, the question is how much older. It's one thing to mean that Peleset came from Caphtor to Alassiya, and another one to mean that they literally originated in Capthor. It is even possible that the Peleset were a group of revolted slave-tribes from the Aegean (much like how the Israelites identify themselves in Exodus), but they don't appear to be Greek-speaking. And we cannot say otherwise without written evidence of the actual ancient Philistine language, yet to be found.
Full face masks were a Macedonian burial custom, greek burial custom's would have been something closer to Jewish burial custom's as the ancient Greeks are descendants of the Israelites who turned up after the eruption of the Santorini volcano which erupted around 1500bce! The Macedonians who used to occupy the ancient city of Hella and abandoned it during the volcanic eruption and relocated further east to the new city of Pella which the Israelites who were simply known as Greeks by the Macedonians who pronounced it Grejci pronounced Greitsi in english meaning foreigners.... These foreigners occupied the ancient Macedonian ruins until being conquered by King Philip II and remained conquered until the fall of the Macedonian empire to the Romans and finally by the mighty ottoman empire for the rest of the 500 years! The word Greece hadn't even been invented yet, it wasn't until the Rosetta stone was found that it was believed that it was greek, which it wasn't! There are 3 alphabets used on the Rosetta stone and they are Egyptian hieroglyphics at the top, Macedonian koine at the bottom and as we have learnt from the recent decipher the middle text is ancient Macedonian Sanskrit! If you have followed the journey of the Rosetta Stone, you should know that in the early 1800's there was no one in Greece who could read anything written on the stone! It came down to British and French linguistic experts who believed that it was written in greek due to the same alphabet being used on the ancient ruins and texts found in the location where these Greeks occupied, the Macedonian koine alphabet was wrapped around the greek spoken language by the British and French linguistic experts who badly mistaken it as greek. That's why we don't see any evolution of the greek alphabet today! It just seems to have magically appeared out of nowhere! Never mind that it looks Slavic! And yet every Slavic speaking language all sounds similar, the Greeks on the other hand sound Spanish and even Jewish but use a Slavic alphabet.... There's a mismatch there that doesn't make sense! Actually all Greek history doesn't make sense! And if you were blindfolded and taken to Tunisia, you would think that you are in Greece! The architecture and the people look identical! We know from history that Tunisia is situated on top of the old Carthage, just like the Greeks who are situated on top of the old Macedonia, the bible tells us in the book of exodus that Moses was instructed by God to head for the piller of smoke by day and piller of fire by night, this piller was the island of Santorini volcano erupting! Archeology has shown us that the Israelites made it to the island of Crete, it's clear that from Crete they split between the ancient city of Hella Macedonia and the other side where the ancient city of Carthage was! It's evident that the Tunisian and greek heritage is one and the same as both originated out of Sub Saharan Ethiopia which explains the strong DNA linkage! You can clearly see it in actual pure Greeks who have dark skin and look just like anyone else in Tunisia! A caucasian greek is either Albanian or Macedonian by decent, though the Albanians are Macedonian by decent anyway.... Trying to fit the Greeks into ancient European history the way that it has been must stop! The Greeks were never an authority since they landed in Europe, they were held captive until the end of the Ottoman Empire! There was never a greek scholar! All so called greek writings were and still are in Macedonian by Macedonians! You couldn't possibly read ancient Greek writings because even though it appears to be written in greek, it's actually written in Macedonian koine and is incomprehensible to Greeks, just like the manuscript found in a greek church in Alexandria which the Greek priest commissioned a couple of Danish linguistic experts to try and decipher it, it was written in koine but made no sense in Greek until a copy of a few pages was sent to a Macedonian linguistic expert who was able to read it and provided a translation to the amazement of the Danish guys, they were told that it's not greek, it's in fact macedonian! Once you remove all mentions of Greeks from history, the only thing left is the Macedonians and suddenly history finally makes sense! It's the Greeks who have been chasing an unknown self history that have muddied the pure waters of actual history... It really begs to be rewritten, for the sake of factually correct history.
Nope. A well known Bronze Age Greek burial mask is called "Agamemnon's". Unearthed in Mycenae, Southern Greece... Apart from this, there are literary thousands of sites and writen sources that give us a good indication of burial rites in Bronze Age Greece. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_masks_of_Mycenae#:~:text=The%20death%20masks%20of%20Mycenae,males%20and%20one%20male%20child. Creamation was widespread in contrast with the rest of the Aegean. www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/j.ctv8d5tfn.15.pdf?refreqid=excelsior%3Acbc7d4814ef0a27a5945a4dd25669b8a#:~:text=Cremation%20was%20a%20very%20rare,palatial%20political%20and%20economic%20system. Macedonian masks, either of Greek or Thracian or other origin, are dated in the Iron Age, up to 2 THOUSAND years later! @@PeterMilanovski
PS. Ok, reading furhter, this is far worse than I initially thought. If you visited a village 3 thousand years ago, nobody would make you a DNA analysis. Ancient civilisations are much more cultural than genetic! That's why you have the Achaemenid empire, for instance! Nations are a CULTURAL notion! The modern 'Macedonian language" (i.e. the language of the Repupblic of North Macedonia) is clearly Slavonic, with huge relations to modern Bulgarian! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonian_language#/media/File:Slavic_languages_tree.svg While modern Greek has a writen continuity of thousands of years. Linear B (~1500BCE) tablets are written in a form of Greek, not Slavic.... You are talking about distortion of history? You? Just a mere example for those who might take you seriously. You mentioned Macedonian Koine. You mean Greek koine, the dialect in which the Holly Book was first written in 1c CE. The specific example is the well known "Lord's prayer", first verse, English version: Our Father in heaven. Greek koine version: πάτερ ἡμῶν ὁ ἐν τοῖς οὐρανοῖς. Transilteration: páter hēmôn ho en toîs ouranoîs. Modern Greek transliteration: patéra mas, (ho) stous ouranoûs. This is almost the same as the ancient original! While the Macedonian equivalent is: Оче наш, кој си на небесата, transliteration: Oče naš, koj si na nebesata. Almost NO resamblance to the original Koine! But almost IDENTICAL to the modern Bulgarian: Отче наш, който си на небесата, transliteration: Otče naš, kojto si na nebesata. You guys should count your blessings that the world decided to allow you a Macedonian national identity. But nope, you now whant to change the whole history to fit in your shoes.... sorry buddy, YOU just have to change shoes. The sooner, the better for you. ua-cam.com/video/OIB5SKG3no0/v-deo.html
@@PeterMilanovskiMacedonians were Greeks and remain Greeks. You ppl are delusional believing otherwise. All over written scriptures it's stated that Macedonians are Greeks, only you deny history bc Tito brainwashed you Slavic ppl. You are Slavic and nothing can change that.
@@PeterMilanovskiMacedonians were Hellenic people and during Alexander's reign he spread the Hellenic culture and language including in the lands of Israel and Palestine which has not been mentioned in this video. Slavs during these times in history did not exist in Europe they arrived later in the 6th century AD from the Ukraine/Russian regions.
Lol I have just started watching this video, my first of this channel. And I was thinking to myself this guy has a slightly southern Midwestern accent.it’s not completely southern but it’s not completely Midwest either.
@@reggiehendrix1265 right man!😂 i’m palestinian and just got my dna results back and guess what 99% levantine all my family is in Gaza right now imagine the amount of real levantine blood still lives there
@@reggiehendrix1265 All of the Bible, all ancient recorded history, all ancient area forensics, and thousands of years of area artworks ranging from glyphs to murals, mosaics, portraits, and statuary confirm the Levantine caucasoid of the ancient Hebrews. All of the ancient people groups indigenous to the Fertile Crescent of the Near/Middle East were, and still are, Levantine caucasoids who share a close genetic kinship - Hebrews, Lebanese, Assyrians, etc. Blacks are indigenous to the sub-Saharan of West Africa, much much further south and on an entirely different continent. Educate yourself by perusing all of the very ancient Hebraic synagogue mosaics recovered during archaeological excavations all across the landscape of ancient Israel & Judaea. With art made by their own hands, the ancient Hebrews reveal themselves as the fair and ruddy biblical Levantine caucasians they were, and without exception.
Perhaps some of us are unaware that so-called non-black people have only been on the planet for six to ten thousand years and are NOT human according to science precluding them from being the characters in Genesis. Remember, Genesis is about human origins and last time I checked socalled nonBlack people are not human.
I would love to hear more about the mammuthunters on the Eurasien steppes,siberien tribes. Scandinavians,American Indiana the Tarim mumies,neanderthals and denisovans and dragonman,kalash people,yezidies in northern iraq ect, yuechi in china,yuzhi of the iriqois in southwestern usa
Check out the work of a American Jew by the name of David Reich. He's famous in his field of study. This presentation is filled with lies and bias. David Reich sticks to DNA with precision.
Tarim.Basin, Xinjiang Region, China mummies are defunct Tokharians, a red haired Iranian people, now claimed by modern Turkic, Uighurs to have been assimilated by modern Uighurs. ,
The Iroquois were from Eastern Canada/Northeastern USA. The biggest groupings of peoples in the American Southwest would probably have been the American Southwest would have been the the Athabaskan, Pueblo, and Zuni,
And Canaan saw the land of Lebanon to the river of Egypt, that it was very good, and he went not into the land of his inheritance to the west (that is to) the sea, and he dwelt in the land of Lebanon, eastward and westward from the border of Jordan and from the border of the sea. And Ham, his father, and Cush and Mizraim his brothers said unto him: 'Thou hast settled in a land which is not thine, and which did not fall to us by lot: do not do so; for if thou dost do so, thou and thy sons will fall in the land and (be) accursed through sedition; for by sedition ye have settled, and by sedition will thy children fall, and thou shalt be rooted out for ever. Dwell not in the dwelling of Shem; for to Shem and to his sons did it come by their lot. Cursed art thou, and cursed shalt thou be beyond all the sons of Noah, by the curse by which we bound ourselves by an oath in the presence of the holy judge, and in the presence of Noah our father.' But he did not hearken unto them, and dwelt in the land of Lebanon from Hamath to the entering of Egypt, he and his sons until this day. And for this reason that land is named Canaan. -Jubilees 10:29-34
@@sacrednavigator5003 Oh. My. God. Biblical scholar doesn't mean the scholar was a christian/jew and there are many, many, many atheist biblical scholars.
The land of Israel IS in EAST AFRICA! North East Africa. The video should be titled: The STATE of Israel could have been in Uganda. The land of Israel sites on the African tectonic plate. It's part of the continent. It's only the skewed Eurocentric creation of borders and revisionist history that attempts to seperate the land from it's continent and history of African people and African culture. The same people who try to laughably cast Egytians as Turks from the North and even worse, Western European types.
@kedemawicardenas79 no. Adam eve=mesopotamian. Abraham chaldean from ur around iraq/turkey region. Noah after flood/turkey Humanity did NOT spring up out of Africa. And Africa are not SHEM. They are Ham/Canaanites... Esau is an edomite who had 2 wives around Jordan. His lineage married into Ishmael the Egyptian bond servants bastard son who is not heir. So any way you put it... Palestinians are squatters... and are like cousins mad they didn't get anything in the will. No where is Africa in this. We are talking about Middle Eastern people. The ottoman empire was there last. A Turkish dynasty...
@@N.A5131 It wasn't meant to be a deflection. It was a reflexive question to make you think. The answer is no, at least not to my knowledge. We have a few scattered examples of individuals, but no identifiable named persons from that far back, with the notable exception of the Egyptians.
Thank you, sir. I have a nodding acquaintance with this history. The whole situation in that part of the world saddens me and angers me, as I'm sure it does any non Jew and non Muslim. Most of them as well. It should never have come about. Anyone of European descent who hates a Semitic Muslim is an anti-Semite, just as anyone is who hates a Jew. As usual we have political leaders and those who aspire to power who have created this mess. Of course with help from others who are prone to fear and hate. And we have 75 or so years of pain and hate as a result. I seem to remember Teddy Koleck, (I/m pretty sure that was his name) who was for a time Mayor of Jerusalem, advocating a joint Administration for the city. Here is a city holy to three religions. History is what is past. Some things done cannot be undone. It's a reactionary pipe dream that you can go back to what was before. Cherish what was. Sorrow over the past debacles, the wars, the genocides. But move on.
As a Lebanese person, what I understand from this video is that, if basing on solely ancestral and genetic claims, we Lebanese should invade and claim the land. Israel-Palestine conflict resolved. Who knew. Edit: And also I'm very inbred. Thanks for that. Edit2: Nevermind, we're all inbred.
Did you even see the video?? Lebanese people are cannanites as mush as palestinians that doesn’t mesn lebanese should claim rhe land, cannan was not only in palestine
Love this stuff. 20 years ago I used to subscribe to Biblical Archaeology Review and soaked up as much as I could, but this is a much more comprehensive and focused discussion than a few articles here and there. And the real kicker is the DNA research we are getting. I was surprised the other day to find out the closest living relatives to the ancient Assyrians are not modern Assyrians but Iraqi and Kurdish Jews. I'm guessing this is because they did not intermarry following the Muslim conquest.
This is a unique, fast paced lecture that sharpens my perspective! I am studying the context for 1 Samuel 17 and this really helps fill in some gaps that my other research never touched on in such detail. Superb!
Israeli geneticist Eran Elhaik and a 2022 John Hopkins DNA study concluded over 80% of palestinians descend from ancient hebrews while 97.5% of israeli jews have no genetic link and are NOT semites. The original jews are the palestinian people, who were ethnically cleansed by invading zionists alien to the land. The third temple, Alaqsa, was built by the people of jerusalem, many jews who converted to islam during its construction upon the liberation of jerusalem from roman rule and the return of palestinian jews to jerusalem in 632-634 ad. The invading zionists, according to Israeli author Shlomo Sand in his book "The invention of the Jewish people are jewish converts alien to palestine. In the 8th century ad the Khazar kingdom in ukraine converted to judaism and would go on to make the ashkenazi jewish population in europe. Yemenis converted to judaism during the yemeni kindom o Himyar in the 5th century ad during the rule of Dul Nawas. There were jewish kingdoms in iraq and north africa as well. The palestinians are the eternal natives of the land. Free Palestine.
So both Jews and Palestinians are Canaanites and are related, which was what I suspected all along. This is a massive replay of Cain and Abel. The difference is the religion not the people.
Clearly you did not watch this entire presentation. The Jews are not Canaanite in origin. When Abraham came into the region, the scriptures describe his presence there as a 'sojourner', a stranger' in that land. Abraham traveled from Ur of the Chaldees into Canaan, the land of promise and met the various marauding tribes of Canaan already established there.
This is a family fight over inheritance that goes back through history. The fight over the Temple Mount and the Dome of the Rock lays bare the lies on BOTH sides, The DNA tells the tale.
No G-d told the Jewish people to conquer the Cannanites as G-d said He is giving the Land to Israel for their homeland. Jews & Canannites are not related. But Jew & Arab are by the fact that Abraham via his concubine Hagar had Ishmael & Abraham's wife gave birth to Isaac. Both Isaac & Ishmael attended the funeral of their father Abraham. Canaanites are a completely different genetic tribe to either Jew or Arab
The British and French created the official borders of the middle east states. Before that there were the various regions and territories all the way back to antiquity. At that point, Nationalism and not religion was the tool to excite the masses. Abdel Nassir of Egypt inspired the region with it. The Arab speaking population of Palestine and the Jews of Palestine surely felt that energy and were proud of their newly formed Nation after the British expelled the Turks and created the official borders.
The League of Nations created the modern Nation States of the MENA from the carcass of the defeated Central power Ottoman Turkish Empire. Sadly, two of the Allied Powers who had been selected to be the tutelary Administrators Responsible under Article 22 of the League of Nations Covenant of the Mandatories of Syria, Palestine and Iraq. And both failed miserably because they had always sought to be Colonialist Powers in the Region, and utilized their positions to violate and abrogate whatever was not in their own national interests. The illegal “horse trading” of already delineated and mandated Land base such as the Golan for Mosul and environs was typical of such breach of law and responsibilities. When they, and specifically the British argued for changes at the LON, it was inevitably in what was in the Brit’s national interests. While they would argue for, and legally get the status of the Mandate for Palestine changed (The transjordan Memorandum), on behalf of the Arabs, they did not advocate for any of the minority groups from Ottoman Days. They had all but repudiated the 1916 Balfour Declaration when it was brought up at the San Remo Conference and the intent thereof made into International law in 1922. And while the British were arguing at the LON for 77 percent of the Mandate for Palestine to be made into “Arab Palestine”, exclusively, but they had no intent to allow local Arabs under Amin al Husayni to rule themselves…they had the Hashemites, “Real Arab” Aristocrats as clients to whom they owed debts of Empire…instead of a new Caliphate, the Hashemites got the Kingdom of Iraq (with all that oil…) and the Emirate of TransJordan….just as the Brits got Kuwait removed from the Mandate for Iraq as a set aside for a specific Arab family…but British Activities of this nature were all set n behalf of Arabs, not Kurds, nor any of the other Peoples of the Region, who predated Arab Muslims , on the Lands assigned except for Maronite and Orthodox Christians in Lebanon and Jews in Israel. The Assyrians, the Druze, none were assigned/mandated Land base by the League….no advocacy for them. Luckily, Jews had some strong Advocates at the San Remo Conference. Amir al Husayni, former Turkish Soldier, the Brit appointed Mufti of Jerusalem refused to attend. The TransJordan Memorandum still passed at the LON. But the Hashemites had Brit Advocacy…and the Mufti had refused to participate. Oh well. The missed opportunities of history.
The Babylonians did not exile entire populations, only a minor fraction of them, such as artisans and nobility, this applies to both Jews and Philistines. Most of the original populations (add Canaanites and other cultures than were neither one) remained in place and were not displaced. Same way, only a fraction "returned" generations later. Both cultures changed drastically after the Babylonian conquest and then again after Geeks and Romans conquests, and of course Muslim/Arab. But again, no large movements of people, mainly conversions and mixing. There was no mass exile after the Romans conquered Palestine, and other revolts (before and after C.E.) but significant massacres, conversions and mixing between Pagans, Jews, Christians, and Muslims and then the crusades and there were MULTIPLE religions with significant variations of Paganism, Judaism and Christianity. There were no massive movements of people, that were irrelevant compared to the number of converts, that constitute most (all) of Christians, Muslims AND Jews today. During Roman times there were more Jews OUTISDE of Palestine/Judea than in it and almost 100% of them were converts (everybody was a convert at one point or another) and not migrating Jews. Problem with bias "history" is that it likes to twist or ignore facts as convenient to their narrative, and this video is just another sad example.
@@StarreLabell I watched plenty, enough to see that this is a brainwashing exercise with an agenda, suitable to indoctrinate ignorants or for consumption of those that want to be told what they want to hear.
@@aredditor4272 who? me? I make reference to it but there was no massive exodus if that is what you want to imply. Most inhabitants of Palestine during Roman times, those that survived after the Roman - Jew wars, (the Jews, Samaritans, Gnostics, and pagans remained for the most part, and their descendants are still there, as in most other conquests worldwide, it is just that now they are predominantly of Christian and Muslim faith and most of them speak Arab, a Semitic language similar to the Aramaic, the language spoken by Christ. Same as in all other conquests, the conquest of Europe by Caucasus tribes and the Conquest of America by Europeans.
Best , most honest post on here. In fact I am surprised you were not delisted, especially as the jews in America are spending billions to put a positive spin on Netanyahu's Genocidal revenge mission in Gaza. The second this guy tossed a giant in to the ring was the second I tuned out.
I have watched this three times in full in the last year. This is so well done and Seth is so enjoyable to listen to. His addition of the Arab point of view added so much respect and credibility, as well as his acknowledgement that some statements may be offensive to some, without shying away from what's to be said. top tier. Such a good hour of my time.
The Phoenicians are the northern cananites that were left outside of israel and phillistia. Mainly Lebanon. You can say that predominantly in the 13th century bce the cananites split in to two major parts, the North and South, the South became israelites and the North into Phoenicians.
@@ermioniburgess8720 Phoenicians is the Greek name that was used and eventually adopted and kept on. Though yes, sidonians is also a term that was used, if you'll pay attention to the biblical text - sidonians is actually the name that the biblical authors call them.
my research led me to believe that the 'sea peoples' were actually the remnants of the Greek and Trojan armies after the Trojan War... some Greeks got lost, some went on raiding, and Troy was utterly destroyed , their people were dispersed
It was S Italian & Greek. Especially Sardinian for the S Italian. Greeks settled S. Italy, so even if it doesn't give S Italian the Greek could be sea people from S. Italian who joined up with the Greeks, but still had Greek DNA like many still do in modern times.
Thanks for putting the illustrations and such out for the visuals. I can't bear looking at just the faces of presenters for an hour. This is an ENORMOUS topic. Glad to watch and learn thanks for all you do ~
History is HIS-story written by the "winners"... invaders... conquerors... the dominant ones in power who had control ... who had the means to get written what they wanted Those without the power-means & safety to write their history & herstory down, carried & carry it orally
I been saying the Hebrews were descended from the Cannanites and modern Palestinians are also descended from the Cannanites but unfortunately ignorance is very prevalent especially amongst western!
Yes, one is the one that left, while the other is the one that leave. You would think two brothers would be happy reuniting as one after all that discrimination and conquering. Yet they discriminate and kill each other now.
@@limitlesssky3050 well the one that left came back after so many years accompanied with his friends (the west) and said I don't recognize you being my brother therefore I'm taking the whole place so the brother who never left said you know what I never left so I'm doing whatever I can to not let you throw me out cuz I have nowhere to go...rest was/is history unfortunately!
@sivispacemparabellum5476 not at all what happened... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Arab%E2%80%93Israeli_War#:~:text=It%20formally%20began%20following%20the,the%20morning%20of%2015%20May.
I just *discovered* this channel today, with this video. I've been desperately trying to understand the peoples involved in what's going on right now between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinians, etc.. I keep having to seek out info going back further and further. My ultimate hope is to understand who, where, how, what and work my way forward to now. Then I find this. THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH. It's not my treasure tribe of all the answers but it helps a lot. I don't know what this lecture is part of .. a course? A college focus? Whatever. Thank you for letting me in. I've subscribed to the channel and am super excited to delve into everything available. Thank you.
@@zirconblazer945 I don't care about blood purity, I'm looking to understand historical origins and how people came to be where they are today. I'm trying to understand the peoples and societies, not bloodlines. Also... jubes? izirill? Do you mean Jews? Israel?
It seems that the Jews and Palestinian Arabs share an equal amount of descent from the ancient Canaanites. It seems likely therefore that the Arab Palestinians share an equal amount of descent from the Jews of Biblical times as do modern Jews.
@@CaraCha212 How do they know or have access to Canaanites dna? Do they dug up bones and persume those are cananite bones and match dna of those to modern palestinians? Those dna tests are very sus
The guy is wrong. Archaeology shows the Canaanites had the same culture as the Hebrews and were the Hebrews. 300 Hebrews went North, married European women and started the Ashkenazic group (but some Hebrews went to the Middle East). Most Arabs came to Israel (or the area) after 1870.
@@jilldent5514 The Canaanites were to exterminated by Israel when they took over the land, they were mixed with the fallen angels. I have no idea where you're getting your info from.. Not saying this guy's accurate either, in fact I didn't watch much of this video at all, but the Canaanites *definitely* weren't Israel.. 300 Hebrews went North?? What ARE you talking about, most of Israel were scattered North of Assyria after the captivity, they went over the Caucasus mountains and are still to this day called Caucasians.
@@JaneCooper190072 Jane. We have archaeology. You need to look at the newest findings. The Canaanites spoke Hebrew, had the same utensils, hairstyles, architecture, etc. s the Canaanites. If the Hebrews went in and exterminated people, you would see a quick change of culture in the archelogy- but you dont see this at all. You see a continuous civilization. When the Jews were kicked out Israel, some went to the Middle East- all over. The majority of Israelis are Middle Eastern. 300 Hebrews went north to Europe and started the Ashkenazic group.
@@jilldent5514 I mean it’s true to some extent. Abraham did settle in Canaan and had a massive family group. It’s not logical to think that 100% of that massive family group and branch families all followed Jacob to Egypt after 3 generations of drift. So the groups that remained would be much more like the other Canaanites than the Israelites because the law had not been given yet. The major distinction is the construction of house’s that were uniquely Israelite, the lack of pork and like this guy said pottery. So sure, there were likely Abrahamic Proto-Israelites in Canaan for the entire time even if the Exodus happened exactly as described in the Bible.
@@Qohelethful Exodus didnt happen as it says in the Bible- at least that is not what archaeology says. The digs dont show a quick change of culture but the same PRE CULTURE. The Canaanites werent destroyed but the Hebews came out of Canaanite society. They had the same language, architecture., hair styles, utensils and even the same Gd- so basically the Hebrews are their descendants.
Ok, crazy thought: Is it possible that when the Bible says a "mixed multitude" came out with Israel, could these be the sea people leaving Egypt with Israel? KJV Exodus 12:37-38 37 And the children of Israel journeyed from Rameses to Succoth, about six hundred thousand on foot that were men, beside children. 38 And a mixed multitude went up also with them; and flocks, and herds, even very much cattle.
The Palestinians are not Arab they are not from Ishmael. The Palestinians are from a left over different groups of people. Gypsies, Romans, Mongolians, etc… they have no claim to any land.
@@ericmuthiani1676Essau is not the father of the Arabs, Essau is the father of the Edomites, which is western Jordan. Ishmael is the father of the Arabs.
Thank you for this post. It's fascinating and informative, especially coupled with my understanding of Egyptian history and language. Cush was Somalia. Where was Put? Is it the same as Punt (where Hatshepsut sent for myrrh trees)? This would be the Congo. It's amazing how far afield ancient civilizations interacted.
Loved this, thank you so much. 1st time viewer. I'm going to go back to the beginning of your historical lectures and watch them all. Love Ancients Biblical history
The fact that the egyptian source claims that the philistines were allowed to settle in the said region doesm"t logically exclude other distinct groups to be put there as well. So I'd consider equally likely that the Philistines were jusr one of the peoples whose DNA was found amongst others in the samples
Research the Battle of Djahy. It was a land battle fought in modern day Lebanon (Canaan). It was a preemptive strike by the Egyptians, not an invasion by the "Sea Peoples." Everything we think we know about the Philistines is completely twisted by Abrahamic zealots whose goal is not a quest for the truth, but to confirm their biblical narrative, which is obviously fabricated nationalist historiography.
This is an excellent lecture…. Fascinating and disheartening at the same time…. The division in that region today stems from nothing more then ego and greed 😢
I would also add that the west is terrified of islamic unity and the fact that their birth rate is considerably higher than non-muslim and non-arab countries. This causes the fear and wars at any cost. Sad, really.@@kashq502
So would I be correct in assuming the Bronze age collapse and invasion of the Sea Peoples will time up with the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt? They will go into Canaan and fight the Philistines in the region who took it from Egypt when they made an alliance with the Sea Peoples?
Isreal denied there own Messiah Jesus when he came to save them by dying on the cross. They could not wrap there minds around the face that God could come as a man to save them. And to this day most Jews do not acknowledge Jesus as God and there saviour
I found it shocking that the same place Goliath comes from, the same place had troops that fought for King David and when David's son rebelled, they helped David, so if these are Philistines then it means King David was allies with the Philistines or they at least had 'mad respect' for him as a leader. You should talk about that topic and relationship. Also, about the Crete origin. You should have showed pottery from Crete, but why Crete. Think of it this way: The people living in what are called Philistines traded with Crete, then the volcano destroyed much of their civilization so a group of them immigrated to blend with the Philistines, but the Pleshette were already there, and they came there via a contract made with an Egyptian pharaoh who ultimately realized it better to put them on the edge, to act as a buffer state. So yes, you can see Minoan and Mycenaean but realize when you say 'Greek' you are really speaking of two separate groups and cultures blended in layers together, and later then blending into what we call Pleshette resulting in another layered blended society, like a Palimpsest.
I quite agree. The lecture was wonderful, but information moved too fast. I suppose the lecturer had a limited amount of time to say all he had to say.
I am curious, how do archeologists determine which people created which pottery? I am guessing, the pottery did not have the phrase inscribed on it - Made in Canaan or Made in Philistia etc. For clarity, I am not disputing what it is being claimed, but am interested to find out to make up my own mind.
You want someone to teach you how archeology works in a UA-cam comment? I suggest you learn about the history of archeology in the Levant, and yes they can only tell the ages by like designed pieces across the region, it is a very precise method actually, digging down layers and layers pottery changes in ways that we can analyze and compare with other tells, and digs discovered in last hundreds of years, there's so much literature on it.
@shable1436 What I asked for is very simple, how is the pottery determined to have been made by a particular culture? your reply did not attempt to answer this. For clarity, I am not criticising you, but I am none the wiser.
@@keithad6485 hi - its determined by context, that means you need to find a layer of lets say mud or earth which you can date, you will find a specific pattern and art you can characterize - and date it with that context.
I was reading Psalm 60 and it is very interesting that King David himself, referred to the area where the Philistines settled in verse 8 as "Philistia, triumph thou because of me". So, the Bible is referring to the south western coat as Palestine as rendered in English, then that means the term perceived by Greek bias is not very substantial. Yes, they did certainly call the land that, but King David came first. David - the enemy of the Philistines himself, named the land Palestine (or only the area around the five cities).
I'm not familiar with the Bible... Is it true that God told the Israelites to kill the Palestine tribe (and the Israelites didn't, which created today's 'problem')?! Anyone with Bible knowledge about this, please point me to the Bible verses to investigate., many thanks 🙏
I was going to mentioned the links between the Canaanites and the Israelites and the fact that the so called Israelis were well before the time of Mose's and the biblical stories of the Israelites that they were a breakaway group of Canaanites who left Canaan to start a new way of religious belief.. The rest is history. But you explain it far better than I. Great podcast.
With due respect, I will never take an Israeli university funded research on middle East as anywhere near truth. 1.Firstly, history is always approximate and are mostly interpretations from raw and incomplete data. And Israel has obvious motivations for interpreting history in a certain way. 2. I won't take a history lesson form scholar who considers biblical mythology as basis of their framework, not questioning it's historicity, and basically not believing it being mostly fiction, and then interpreting history by comparing it with biblical mythology. 3. Historians will be doing a great disservice to history if they take religious texts written by god-fearing priests as a main source for recreating history. Did the red Sea split apart to give way for Moses? Or did moses' stick turn into snake and killed other snakes? Did Jacob wrestle with god? Did Solomon talk with animals? But if historians consider consider other parts of Bible as a source, why are there no thesis written about stick turning into snake? I am not saying that there is no history in religious texts, only I am saying is that they aren't a reliable source at all. It is like analogous to bringing "creationism" to " theory of evolution. " History may not be a complete and meaningful story, but it shouldn't be a fictional one.
Not true, g-d called it Palestine in Joel 3:4. Palestine was named after the Arab deity Baal, hence Pali-Stan. Phelastin is just the semitic pronunciation of the name. Syria was named after his wife Ashyra/Assyra. The whole region Syria-Palestina.
Very interesting and helpful, especially with what is happening this month in Gaza and Israel. I was grateful to hear your explanation of the Arabic word Filastin (Falastin?) which pronunciation I heard during an interview of a Hamas leader referring to Palestine (I wonder if the PLO and/or Hamas don’t distinguish the term Philistine from Palestine because the pronunciation is the same - were you suggesting that Arafat’s reference to the term Philistine might indicate that Arafat believed that pre-1948 Palestinians descended from the Philistines and Jebusites? Or perhaps Arafat and other PLO leaders attempted to politically establish that non-Jew Palestinians have ancient claims to the land because of the potential confusion that can be created by the Arabic word Filastin (Falastin?)for both Palestine and Philistine?). 0:37
Philistines were Crete from greece, these calling themselves Palestinian only because hadrian hated the Jews so he called the land Palestinian which is derived of Philistine but these people are Arabs Jordanians Egyptians snd Syrians not Philistines/Palestinian. David killed Goliath a Philistine and the tribe killed the Philistines so the land became Yehudah's then the surrounding nations started sending their peoples in to take it away
It's an assumption that Hadrian called the province Syriae Palaestina with an intention towards the Jews. It was a common term already since Herodotus to write about the area as Palaestina.
@@thebeatnumber Judea was one of two small Jewish settlements / kingdoms within the much larger area designated as Palestine by Herodotus in his 5th century 'Histories'.
@@tiggero6690 Herodotus is an unreliable historian. For example, he had no idea that Judea was part of a much larger United Kingdom of Israel long before it became a Kingdom in its own right in 586 BC. Also, there is no historian, whether in the ancient world or currently who recognises that there was ever a distinct people and culture called Palestinians.
@@thebeatnumberI do not think it is helpful to claim Palestinians are not a distinct people when clearly they are or to discredit Herodotus in order to give credence to a claim. Canaanites and Phoenicians were the first inhabitants of the Levant, millenia before the arrival of the Philistines and of Jews and the establishment of Judea. Considering Muslim Palestinians/Arabs and Jews are supposed to have common ancestors and speak semitic languages, why should one group be more entitled to the land?
The names Palestininia (an ancient Roman-given name for the Holy Land) and Philistines do sound alike, however, my own research into it showed that what we today call Palestinians are actually descended from Jordanian nomads who camped in the Holy Land which after the Crusades became a trading route between Jordan, Egypt, and Syria. Jordanian traders, therefore, merely camped within the ancient borders of Israel, but seldom settled there because the land during that time was virtually a desert wasteland. Closer to the present time during the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the mostly Jordanian nomads and traders did begin to settle within ancient Israel and by the time the dream of "Zion" had began to foment within Jewish hearts and minds around the same time and leading up to the outbreak of World War II, there had grown quite a sizable population of those Jordanians (later called "Palestinians") within what was ancient Israel. The British Balfour declaration some decades earlier, however, had already declared that the Holy Land should finally be returned to the Jews. On May 14th, 1948, it was officially returned to the Jews and the so-called Palestinians revolted.
The important part that I got out of this video is that modern Palestinians have 50% Canaanite DNA as do modern Israelis. Neither should have 100% claim to the land, therefore, the land needs to be shared between them whether it's a secular 1 state solution or 2 state solution. However, one has to wonder, who really does have more claim to the land: the people with 50% native DNA who left the land 1800-1900 years before they returned, or the people with 50% native DNA who never actually left?
Except you have Jews that never left the land, so if your logic is giving it to the people who never left the Jews get it. As for the 2 state solution, that was offered to the Palestinians about 7 times since the 1930s, and they refused each time. A 1 state solution is not possible at all. So, in all honesty, how are the Jews to have peace with the Palestinians? When at every turn the Palestinians refuse peace? They turned down every logical and realistic attempt at offering them land, and the Palestinian organisations such as Hamas outright call for the destruction of the Jews.
What a low IQ claim. There is no example of Canaatite DNA. PAlestinians are pure arabs. Muslims don't convert people to Islam, they kill natives and replace them. "it's a secular 1 state solution or 2 state solution" Israel is secular state. Palestinians are pure monsters
Whom you call Palestinians today are spillover Arabs from West Jordan, Syria. There has never been any group/race which has direct lineage from any historical ascendants known as Palestinians. On the flip side Jews are and always will be the natural and original inhabitants of the land of Judea. Muslims have carved out tens of Islamic nation states from Christian and Hindu lands via war and conquests. Jews have but one tiny homeland and never subjugated others to steal land away from them. They were driven away by the intruders, mostly Muslims. If a group of thugs drive you away from your home and occupy the property as new owners, they do not become legal owners. Why won't your kids come and reclaim what is rightfully theirs? Where will they reside if not their homeland? There are no such race or people called Palestinians with any direct lineage to the ascendents that lived in those times, because there were none even then. The region (not the people) was on and off described as Palestine. The Palestinian identity is purely based on political lines drawn out by the British and have no historical race or descendant-based claims, unlike the 12 tribes of the Jewish people who originated from the lands of Judea, Samaria, Galilee and adjoining areas, which, like the Kashmiri pundits are the original inhabitants of the land from time immemorial.
@@liviuconstantin9960 Not all of them left; many of them hid. A few years ago I saw an exhibition of First Century objects found in caves under Jerusalem, at the British Museum. I was impressed to see that they used forks, and there was a mirror made of polished metal. And I thought of the woman who looked at herself in that mirror, two thousand years ago... or may be it was a man. Fascinating.
Arabs didn't call themselves Palestinians. They're from the Arabian Peninsula where Islam came from. Jews have always had a presence around Jerusalem through every empire and conquest. With that said, I think human dignity, equality, and rights should trump everything always, but as long as religious differences and tribalism exists (and I'm not just talking about the Jews here) it's going to be a very hard road with a lot of senseless war.
The land was taken by conquests. It has been attempted to take it back by conquest unsuccessfully. They can keep trying and keep losing but it doesn’t bode well for them.
If Jews always existed there, who do you think the Palestinians as a culture are made of? Jews that are converted to Islam through force conversion most likely.
TLDR: “people living in a place they call Philistine for the last 2,000 years are not actually Philistines because they don’t have the letter P, and we changed the name. Oh yeah and they have mixed ethnicity”
Historic note. Something that I learned a few years back is that the Jews, although reduced in power by the destruction of Jerusalem did not abandon the land of Israel. In fact they remained a majority of the population in their historic homeland for several centuries afterward, and remained even after that as a minority up until the 19th century when they began purchasing land from the Arabic population to create settlements. There are families of Jews who never left Israel. They are called yishuv.
True. This was explained to me by an university professor and scholar, but most neo-Nazis and Islamists and their Far Left allies don't want to hear this.
Did all the Giants abandon Israel, or did they stick around ! Is Bibi Netanyahu related to those giants ! And can you explain why the population of Palestine was only ten percent of the entire population living in Palestine in 1948 prior to Al Nakba if as you say "they were always the majority "
I watched another show that said that there was a major volcanic eruption during the time of bronze age collapse which cause world wide climate change, earthquakes, tsunamis etc.
Can you do a litle more research on the greek history book. Just to receive another eye. More pragmatic way of view :) More research of civilisation called KNOSSOS
and one more point to add...referring to the 'Palestinians' was IMPOSSIBLE in English language journalism of the 50's-80's. Editorially, it was always the 'Arabs', an 'Arab' village etc. Ever using the word Palestine or Palestinians was unheard of. I was working as a photojournalist for major news magazines in Europe and the US both and experienced this hostility to its usage many many times...
Of course because these Arabs called themselves Southern Syrians. They themselves adopted the name of the Greek Philistines only in 1964 at the encouragement of Egypt, Arab League and Soviet KGB. They are so ignorant that unbeknownst to them this name originates from the ancient Canaanite language and means invaders.
@@cejannuzi😂 For real though no problem being occupied by the ottoman empire, even though jews still lived in that area during that time, but all of a sudden when they collaspe and the british mandate gives them Jordan and gives the Jews, Israel then it's a problem, never mind the fact that Israel occupation stopped in Gaza a couple of years ago and they have their own government which they voted to be "Hamas". Isreal is the one that is giving them electricity, food, water, medicine and then their government attacks Isreal and is surprised when everything is cut off.
I have a legitimate question as Im always fascinated by linguistics and those who needed to know how to read/write. Naturally this was often the domain of religion - but clearly it applied to traders, and even in Ancient Egypt you can find items that could only have come from very distant trade in Afghanistan (lapis lazuli, of course). And the only other interesting bit I know isrelated is that the Parthians and Achaemenid Persians had their own lingua franka for all diplomatic communication and they chose Aramaic. This is of course quite distinct from Indo-european languages as farsi is. Are there any clues left behind by traders that adopted scripts that are easier to read, like hieratic Egyptian or something agreed upon when not at war with each other?
So according to the biblical list of nations, the Caananites, Mizraim (Egypt), Philistines, the Babylonians, etc, have their origin through the lineage of Ham : If Ham was considered to be a black man, therefore aren't those of the Hamitic lineage considered Black people. So the original inhabitants of these lands were black people.
We go by phenotypes And by dna percentage. Don't look black, DNA only part "black" many are Mostly Eurasian aswell. Arabs are really CAUCASIANS Europeans come from eurasia
You mixed up the interchangeable F/P in Arabic with Egyptians. In Egyptian dialect we have inherited a P/B mixup from our ancient language (we have both). The Arabic interchangeable F/P is Arabic not Egyptian (you should know how different ethnicities they are). For example, in Arabic the Persian language ("Parsi" as called by natives) is spelled and pronounced "Farsi" in Arabic.
@@davidtrak2679 yes we do, but in our slow transformation to Arabic over a millenia we adopted Arabic alphabet which cannot differentiate so although we still pronounce it in its specific uses, but we don't see it in writing anymore. For example word for Saturday is سبت. Syrians (semitics) pronounce it "sah-be", but Egyptians pronounce it as "sapt". But we cannot pronounce it in every word and quickly switch to B. Sometimes we cannot pronounce B and convert to P like in Ballet or Bravo , depending on the locality. But if you ask most Egyptians if they do, they'll check alphabet (Arabic) and tell you they don't. But in previous writing systems (demotic, coptic, etc) there was such distinction. FYI, Egyptian dialect is unintelligible to Arab speakers unless they're exposed to its cultural products like movies and songs etc. For example, American Iraqis who don't have such exposure cannot understand Egyptian dialect (not a word, I relaized personally) but Iraqis in Iraq can because of their heavy exposure to Egyptian dialect since childhood.
@@mabroukatis Well "sapt" is an interesting one. Because first of all, it ends with a "t" so there may be assimilation of "b" to "p" when it ends with "t". The question is if Egyptians can pronounce "p" in other place, like "Pa ndemic"? It has been shown that even Levantine Arabic speakers can pronounce "p" in such places, because of assimilation, though not anywhere else. Second of all, "sabeh" is the Semitic form of seven. So the "b" in it would be the original. That means if Egyptians say "p" in "sapt", it shows they changed the original "b" to "p". And it's more likely that it is because of assimilation - "b" then "t" turns into "p". But if the "sapt" is derived from the Indo-European "Sept" (like in September), maybe through Coptic and its relations to Greek, which greatly influenced Egyptian masri Arabic, then the Masri word is actually a completely another word, deriving from a different language system, and only seems to be related to Semitic "sabeh" - and the "p" of "sapt" is the original
@@davidtrak2679 i didn't say sabeh (did i? Mistake) i was writing sabet سبت שבת. You made some irrelevant tangential speculations about seven or september. I was merely explaining in my original comment that egyptian interchangeable P/B is different from ethnic Arabs interchangeable P/F
@@mabroukatis Yeah you said sahbe, but the reason why you pronounce it as sapt is still directly related. If you do not have an independent 'p' then this 'p' is directly because of assimililation (in Syrian there's no 't' there so no assimilation), and I wouldn't say you guys have 'p', other than merely a allophonic phenomenon of assimilation. If you guys say 'pravo' instead of 'bravo' that still can be just hypercorrection and says nothing about the existence/inexistence of 'p' in Masri Arabic. if you guys can say words like 'pa ndemic', or have a regular occurence where Arab words have 'p' instead of 'b' (in the same place in the word, not similar words but identical), then you truly have a 'p' in Masri, otherwise it's just an artifact of speech The שבע/Septem thing may describe the difference between the dialects, but as I said it's most probably assimilation
The Palestinians are as connected to Philistines as the Israelis are to Israelites meaning the link in both cases is tenuous at best. Instead of downplaying each others claims both should accept each others claim equally.
israelis are related to the Israelites. Judaism is an Ethnoreligion. The Philistines on the other hand were simply Greek people. The Palestinians are mostly a mix of Egyptians, Saudis, Jordanians, Kurds etc.
BCE vs BC. I was most excited running into this channel as it appeared to be a factual exploration of history. Then we get the "BCE" time reference. People lose the spirit of history because their stifled by offense, that in the end, they also lose their audience. ..By
What would you say to those who disagree with writing B.C? What are they goats? Or are you the only one who should be respected? The way I see it, only one religion requires it to be written "b.c" whereas all the other peoples have no issue with BCE. The majority wins, therefore BCE stays. Besides, B.C is religious. b.c.e is scientific (as it makes no claims to refer to before or after the year of someone's lord, but simply refers to the common era). That is real respect. Saying b.c. and then getting offended when others won't isn't respect, it's childish and it shows the Christian need to always be persecuted in action.
@@Charleroi92In my opinion, BCE is vague and should not be used. "B.C." stands for before (the birth) Christ and is more precise since "0" is used as a reference. Anything before is B.C. and anything after is A.D. or "Anno Domini Nostri Iesu Christi" or Latin for the year of our Lord Jesus Christ.
When you mentioned Xhaam, just expand on that, the so called bushmen in South Africa mentions and some cal themselves Xam pronounced Gaam, and say they are the decendants of Xhaam son of Noah (peace and blessings be upon them both)
Mate, I am an Australian living in Indonesia. The common name for foreingers, especially white ones is "Bule". Pronounced Bull ay. It does not matter what country you come from. Thailand has a similar word for foreigners, "Farang or Falang". Tome to word Philistine sounds like a local word for Foreigners. Am I right or wrong?
As a Palestinian, I have family who are both Christian and Muslim. Our mix is a mess of Mediterranean Peoples, Arab Nomads and Religions. Actually, in the 21st century, it turns out we are HUMAN BEINGS just like everyone else. Who knew?
Can you understand Arabic?
@@funfunny9328 LOL! Why do you ask? Of course, I speak Arabic. My mom's first language is Arabic. Later, as a refugee in Lebanon, she went to a French Catholic school and learned French. Much later in life, she learned English. But it was broken. Arabic was our language at home. Arabic was the language among the family. Now, I live in Mexico and speak Spanish too... so now, in 2020, I am a citizen of the world communicating with everyone in whatever way works. I think this is the future for all humanity. The age of colonization is dead has been replaced by Globalization. The European colonization of Palestine might be the last ever......globalization does NOT provide incentive for colonization. All one needs to do is start a global business and that colonizes for profits and control of resources. Its a new world and the 20th century has no future. My two cents.
@@johnnypunish that's great. I meant it in a good way:) I'm a supporter of everything Palestinian though im not from Palestine. I would like to share with you a work of a historian who spent most of his life studying Middle Eastern history in ancient times especially that of Palestinian. His work dismantles the zionist view of world history especially Eastern ancient history since it plays a major role to justify occupation of Palestinian land. Are you interested lol? Its a very detailed formative episode on UA-cam and of course the historian has books discussing this in detail.
@@funfunny9328 Yes, you can send it to me at johnnypunish@gmail.com. You can also follow my media work at johnnypunish.com.
You are Arabic and not Palestinian/Philistine. Philistines are the Greek people.
Maybe you have a passport that tells you that you are Palestine but that is a political correct thing and not the truth.
Unless you have Greek blood that is.
Ariella Oppenheim at the Hadassah Institute in Jerusalem has done a great deal of research on the DNA of the present dwellers in the Holy Land. Her findings confirm the fact that the Israelis and the Palestinians are the next of kin. This knowledge has been codified in a book "Brother Shall Not Lift Up Sword Against Brother" by Tsvi Jekhorin Misinai. I highly recommend it.
@@benyahudadavidl Ader Dur Der!
@davidbenyahuda5190 No lies. . . All true.
Research carried out by Professor Ariella Oppenheim at the Hassadah Medical School Laboratories prove beyond doubt that Palestinians and Jews are Blood Brothers. . . They carry the same gene ( The Cohanic Chromosome)
See Tzvi Misinai video. . . Palestinians of Jewish origin higher resolution ( 5 minutes into video)
Also Tzvi Misinai video. . . Jewish roots of the Palestinians video.
Palestinians are your Blood Brothers.
They’re converts they’re not Hebrews. Hebrews and Palestinians are cousins Hebrews we taken to America
I was waiting on the truth. thank you !
Everyone wants to paint themselves into the masterpiece,but lacks the correct medium,
The soul brush is priceless and can't be bought or duplicated only inherited. Under certain circumstances will be imitated and artificial.
5 claws up,5 claw clinched 4fangs deep
Roar!!!!!!!!!!!
@@benyahudadavidl No original humans exist, they're all dead.
Black, white, etc are all understandings of a time of now.
All evolution had the same trajectory.
Therefore NO PEOPLE NOR ORGANISM can lay claim.
We all came from the same common ancestry, black men, white men.
Quit trying to feel special BECAUSE OF YOUR SKIN COLOR, RACISTS.
The fact is that saying "only a sling shot is a big misrepresentation as the slingshot is a deadly weapon and one doesn't need to get close to an opponent to kill them. They were widely used even by the persian army
Well we are just repeating the way Goliath himself mocked the "puny" weapon compared to his own.
They are still being used by Palestinian against the goliaths of the days 😉
It's just a slingshot when it's 200m away.. definitely doesn't justify murdering children because they're slinging rocks at a fence with over 400m between them and the nearest person.
@@moodist1erslingshot didn't remove unborn babies from their mothers wombs, stab them, and leave them both to die.
To counter the stone age slingshot, they, Jews use satellite guided missile & and ask for Uncle SAM to support with aircraft carrier
I hated Bible study as a kid, but this is fascinating!
Who knew that in order for me to enjoy learning about Bible stuff all you had to do was add an archeological aspect to the mix?
Sis you would definitely love the work of archeologists who have excavated biblical sites. Many of the ancient biblical sites have been found and confirmed. When it comes to Jesus Christ (Yeshua Hamaschiach) and archaeology, prepare to have your mind blown. My faith in Him has always been strong but it is solidified after studying his historicity.
It's probably because now you know it's pertinent information and NOT a fairytale :)
Because of prejudices.
Just wait. What’s happening right now with Israel is a huge thing tied to the Bible.
Everyone is going to be having a real world, real time Bible study.
@@stevrgrs
“There IS no evidence!”
Well, there’s evidence you WON’T see,
and evidence you can’t NOT see.
Be careful what you wish for. It’s here.
Sincerely, God
This is what I love: a historical perspective about Palestinians. No hate, not even in comments just historical information. Great! As a history teacher I highly recommend ❤
its possible to be hateful without doing it overtly, the first clue was when he named the modern countries positions in relation to the old map and names, he mentioned lebanon israel and egypt, so modern palestine doesnt exist? i'm afraid it does, its occupied but it exists. then the bit about 1948 jews won the war of independence....... this is a very dark period in israeli history. there was no war of independence, what actually happened is the UN gave israel statehood, 55% of palestine. israels first action was to ethnically cleanse all the arabs out. it has provoked endless violence ever since because it knew it would win any fight especially when america started backing it. i'm afraid this kind of lecture is riddled with flaws and lies. i recommend ilan pappe and gabor mate to get a better more honest view of what happened. i'm not arab or jew i'm not religious at all, and i'm sick of the world being in turmoil because jews have mistreated the native people of the area. the native jews of palestine thought creating an israeli state was insane..... looks like they were right.
@TheMadmacs Agreed. I started watching this one hoping to find something with truth to share,but it is, like you said riddled with so many flaws it can't be used to explain the truth of the matter. DNA does not make a person good or evil. Thankfully, God judges on our works, not those of our ancestors.
Ezek 18:20 "The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him.
[21] But if the wicked will turn from all his sins that he hath committed, and keep all my statutes, and do that which is lawful and right, he shall surely live, he shall not die.
[22] All his transgressions that he hath committed, they shall not be mentioned unto him: in his righteousness that he hath done he shall live.
[23] Have I any pleasure at all that the wicked should die? saith the Lord GOD: and not that he should return from his ways, and live?
[24] But when the righteous turneth away from his righteousness, and committeth iniquity, and doeth according to all the abominations that the wicked man doeth, shall he live? All his righteousness that he hath done shall not be mentioned: in his trespass that he hath trespassed, and in his sin that he hath sinned, in them shall he die."
When the Philistines (and others) were corrupt and committing abominations, they were to be removed from the land. But Israel also fits that category, because God also kicked them out of the land. Those people are dead now, and even if the present-day Palestinians are their descendants, they are not to be held liable for their ancestors' sins. What Israel is doing now, is the pot calling the kettle black lost after the kettle has been cleaned up.
@@jeanene72 thanks for sayin, its a thankless task to try and inject some sanity and facts into this topic, i've been doin it for years and since the horror of oct7 its been so much harder but never more important. ilan pappe and gabor mate have some great info on the history.
he literally keeps quoting the Jewish Bible
Oh no, he’s definitely inserting his Jewishness. Not to a huge extent but he mentions it several times. So, we know what his bias is.
I was amazed yesterday watching a documentary about the Middle East conflict on another channel. They had an interview with a modern Palestinian who was speaking (presumably) Arabic. What amazed me was that every time he said the word "Palestine" he pronounced it "Philistine"!!! This was a total moment of revelation for me - much like the day, long ago now, when I instantly realized in a sudden flash of insight that the famous "Cossacks" were actually "Kazakhs"!!
Words are lost in translation. Like David is Dawood. John is yahya. Jesus is Eesa. Eve is Hawaa. Mary is maryam. Able is Habeel. Cain is Qabeel. And many more. Its the English language that bastardised the real original names.
@@F-J.facts
@@F-J. “Palestine” is from Latin not English.
“Philistine/Philistia” is Greek.
@@F-J. David is Daud, not Dawood.
@@F-J.
Your not very bright are you?
Palestine came from the name Philistine. It was given to the land by the Roman’s in 100ad. As an insult to the Jewish population. The land is and always has been called the Land of Judah. Or the Land of the Jews.
Wow! So much amazing historical, biblical, and genetic information to explain. I am 6 decades old, so do know some but your lecture, presentation, and facts truly clear up so much for me. This is just one segment of history but very important to understanding past and current events of the region and impact to the world. Thank you so much.
It's amazing what we can learn from DNA, like native Americans migrated from pacific islands and mixed dna with eastern Indian. Oldest relics and ruins along with Nordic dna indicates they are the earliest inhabitants of north America we have found so far.
I'm also 6 years old
History in the Bible 0,5%
I believe this is why the "End Times" that we are in is so entirely special and we are ALL COMPLETELY BLESSED FOR BEING HERE. MY THEORY : ALL OF THIS IS A TEST. All timelines have merged, all bloodlines have merged, all religions have merged (whether you know it or not, because all peoples of religions have converted to other beliefs, sometimes multiple times in one lifetime). What I'm trying to say is, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE FOR WAR / VIOLENCE AGAINST ANOTHER BROTHER, UNLESS DIRECTLY ATTACKED AND FIGHTING FOR ONE'S PERSONAL LIFE OR THE LIFE OF AN INNOCENT PARTY. ALL WHO KILL OTHER INNOCENT PEOPLE, KNOWN IN THE BIBLE AS "BLOODSHED" WILL SUFFER HEAVY CONSEQUENCES IN THE AFTERLIFE. I WARN EVERYONE TO LOOK AT THE 💥BIG PICTURE💥 .... STAY AWAY FROM VIOLENCE AND BE STILL. YOUR REWARDS ARE GREAT. THE ANSWER IS NOT WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE. FOLLOW JESUS AND PASS THE TEST !!!!!! 💥✝️💥
@baphometos history in the Bible 100% accurate. History frome the Hadith or Quaran is inaccurate, causes confusion, and is full of discrepancies and lies.
Great lecture! Thank you! Very relevant for now . I don't know how i found you , but wish more people would!!!
Thank you, Seth for this wonderful lesson!!! I love your programs & I’m sharing to my friends.
Very interesting and well put together. Thank you.
Thank you for such a concise and well-illustrated lecture!
Study of Antiquity and the Middle Ages never disappoints!
Not true, g-d called it Palestine in Joel 3:4. Palestine was named after the Arab deity Baal, hence Pali-Stan. Phelastin is just the semitic pronunciation of the name. Syria was named after his wife Ashyra/Assyra. The whole region Syria-Palestina.
@@badgoy534Wrong, Phelastin Is a Greek name . These people occupied Israel. They have no Arabic or palestinian DNA whatsoever..
@@badgoy534Where do you get pali stan from Baal? Someone is making things up.
@@markhorton3994 it is written and document it, google it. I read it in a book called Anacalypsis for Sir Godfrey Higgins
@@badgoy534 DNA proves European gene pools to ancient cities of Philistine. Yes, there was a Syria Palestina. Your 'connections' have holes.
Ba'al was a Canaanite-Phoenician God of fertility. Nothing to do with Arab. Also, Ashyra is Hebrew, not Arabic.
Arabs interpret Philistine and Palestine as 'Filastin'. That is because of their language. They never said Palestine. It wasn't part of their language. Look at and compare other languages and the interpretation of the 2 names.
Yes, there was a mention of Palestine in the Bible. You are missing why though.
Syrians were Arabized later on.
Palestine is from Latin.
I'm Greek and very interested in the late-bronze-age collapse. My very own avatar is a Cretan figurine that certainly looks like a Peleset from Egyptian artwork. But I'm really sceptical about some aspects of the analysis. For instance, Greek burrial customs didn't include mouth-guards, but rather full face mascs. And cremation was very common, in contrast with Philistine burrials, where the bodies were laid entire. Also, the inlet photo in 30:36 is not from Philistine. The central piece is a recognizable crown found in the Dead-Sea, and many of the others are wands, scepters and pommels probably attached to wooden scepters or clubs. None of these items seems to be a mouth-guard. There is a widespread acceptance that Philistines were indeed the Peleshet. And the word Peleset does have a superficial connection with Pelasgoi, or Pylos, or Phaistos and other Greek names. But the link of the Peleset with the Achaians is far from established, appart from some scarce linguistic and art referances. There is a huge linguistic gap between the names and toponyms of late bronze/early iron age Cannaan (such as Goliath and Gath for instance) and what we read in linear b script (the palatial scripture of the Achaians which is a recognlzable form of early Greek). Linear b was syllabic, therefore single-syllable toponyms such as Gath or Dan would be highly improbable. On the contrary, it seems that the Greeks rather tended to add furhter syllables! As an example, the disciphered refference to "slave women from To-ro-ja" may actually reffer to Troy (Troia in Greek, Truassa in Luvian). The notion of "origin" in general (in early historiography), is tricky. As a relativelly recent example, historians of the 18th century AD, were saying that "pirates originated from Martinique" while we now know for a fact that they initially came from allover the globe, gathered and organised themselves in Martinique and used it as their initial base. Speaking about sea-peoples we tend to forget how cosmopolitan late-bronze age was! Sea-people stronghold was probably Cyprus (Alassiya in Egyptian). Therefore, the given origin of Crete (Capthor) is certainly older, the question is how much older. It's one thing to mean that Peleset came from Caphtor to Alassiya, and another one to mean that they literally originated in Capthor. It is even possible that the Peleset were a group of revolted slave-tribes from the Aegean (much like how the Israelites identify themselves in Exodus), but they don't appear to be Greek-speaking. And we cannot say otherwise without written evidence of the actual ancient Philistine language, yet to be found.
Full face masks were a Macedonian burial custom, greek burial custom's would have been something closer to Jewish burial custom's as the ancient Greeks are descendants of the Israelites who turned up after the eruption of the Santorini volcano which erupted around 1500bce! The Macedonians who used to occupy the ancient city of Hella and abandoned it during the volcanic eruption and relocated further east to the new city of Pella which the Israelites who were simply known as Greeks by the Macedonians who pronounced it Grejci pronounced Greitsi in english meaning foreigners.... These foreigners occupied the ancient Macedonian ruins until being conquered by King Philip II and remained conquered until the fall of the Macedonian empire to the Romans and finally by the mighty ottoman empire for the rest of the 500 years! The word Greece hadn't even been invented yet, it wasn't until the Rosetta stone was found that it was believed that it was greek, which it wasn't! There are 3 alphabets used on the Rosetta stone and they are Egyptian hieroglyphics at the top, Macedonian koine at the bottom and as we have learnt from the recent decipher the middle text is ancient Macedonian Sanskrit!
If you have followed the journey of the Rosetta Stone, you should know that in the early 1800's there was no one in Greece who could read anything written on the stone! It came down to British and French linguistic experts who believed that it was written in greek due to the same alphabet being used on the ancient ruins and texts found in the location where these Greeks occupied, the Macedonian koine alphabet was wrapped around the greek spoken language by the British and French linguistic experts who badly mistaken it as greek.
That's why we don't see any evolution of the greek alphabet today! It just seems to have magically appeared out of nowhere! Never mind that it looks Slavic! And yet every Slavic speaking language all sounds similar, the Greeks on the other hand sound Spanish and even Jewish but use a Slavic alphabet.... There's a mismatch there that doesn't make sense!
Actually all Greek history doesn't make sense!
And if you were blindfolded and taken to Tunisia, you would think that you are in Greece! The architecture and the people look identical!
We know from history that Tunisia is situated on top of the old Carthage, just like the Greeks who are situated on top of the old Macedonia, the bible tells us in the book of exodus that Moses was instructed by God to head for the piller of smoke by day and piller of fire by night, this piller was the island of Santorini volcano erupting! Archeology has shown us that the Israelites made it to the island of Crete, it's clear that from Crete they split between the ancient city of Hella Macedonia and the other side where the ancient city of Carthage was!
It's evident that the Tunisian and greek heritage is one and the same as both originated out of Sub Saharan Ethiopia which explains the strong DNA linkage!
You can clearly see it in actual pure Greeks who have dark skin and look just like anyone else in Tunisia! A caucasian greek is either Albanian or Macedonian by decent, though the Albanians are Macedonian by decent anyway....
Trying to fit the Greeks into ancient European history the way that it has been must stop! The Greeks were never an authority since they landed in Europe, they were held captive until the end of the Ottoman Empire! There was never a greek scholar! All so called greek writings were and still are in Macedonian by Macedonians!
You couldn't possibly read ancient Greek writings because even though it appears to be written in greek, it's actually written in Macedonian koine and is incomprehensible to Greeks, just like the manuscript found in a greek church in Alexandria which the Greek priest commissioned a couple of Danish linguistic experts to try and decipher it, it was written in koine but made no sense in Greek until a copy of a few pages was sent to a Macedonian linguistic expert who was able to read it and provided a translation to the amazement of the Danish guys, they were told that it's not greek, it's in fact macedonian!
Once you remove all mentions of Greeks from history, the only thing left is the Macedonians and suddenly history finally makes sense!
It's the Greeks who have been chasing an unknown self history that have muddied the pure waters of actual history...
It really begs to be rewritten, for the sake of factually correct history.
Nope. A well known Bronze Age Greek burial mask is called "Agamemnon's". Unearthed in Mycenae, Southern Greece... Apart from this, there are literary thousands of sites and writen sources that give us a good indication of burial rites in Bronze Age Greece. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_masks_of_Mycenae#:~:text=The%20death%20masks%20of%20Mycenae,males%20and%20one%20male%20child. Creamation was widespread in contrast with the rest of the Aegean. www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/j.ctv8d5tfn.15.pdf?refreqid=excelsior%3Acbc7d4814ef0a27a5945a4dd25669b8a#:~:text=Cremation%20was%20a%20very%20rare,palatial%20political%20and%20economic%20system. Macedonian masks, either of Greek or Thracian or other origin, are dated in the Iron Age, up to 2 THOUSAND years later! @@PeterMilanovski
PS. Ok, reading furhter, this is far worse than I initially thought. If you visited a village 3 thousand years ago, nobody would make you a DNA analysis. Ancient civilisations are much more cultural than genetic! That's why you have the Achaemenid empire, for instance! Nations are a CULTURAL notion! The modern 'Macedonian language" (i.e. the language of the Repupblic of North Macedonia) is clearly Slavonic, with huge relations to modern Bulgarian! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonian_language#/media/File:Slavic_languages_tree.svg While modern Greek has a writen continuity of thousands of years. Linear B (~1500BCE) tablets are written in a form of Greek, not Slavic.... You are talking about distortion of history? You? Just a mere example for those who might take you seriously. You mentioned Macedonian Koine. You mean Greek koine, the dialect in which the Holly Book was first written in 1c CE. The specific example is the well known "Lord's prayer", first verse, English version: Our Father in heaven. Greek koine version: πάτερ ἡμῶν ὁ ἐν τοῖς οὐρανοῖς. Transilteration: páter hēmôn ho en toîs ouranoîs. Modern Greek transliteration: patéra mas, (ho) stous ouranoûs. This is almost the same as the ancient original! While the Macedonian equivalent is: Оче наш, кој си на небесата, transliteration: Oče naš, koj si na nebesata. Almost NO resamblance to the original Koine! But almost IDENTICAL to the modern Bulgarian: Отче наш, който си на небесата, transliteration: Otče naš, kojto si na nebesata. You guys should count your blessings that the world decided to allow you a Macedonian national identity. But nope, you now whant to change the whole history to fit in your shoes.... sorry buddy, YOU just have to change shoes. The sooner, the better for you. ua-cam.com/video/OIB5SKG3no0/v-deo.html
@@PeterMilanovskiMacedonians were Greeks and remain Greeks. You ppl are delusional believing otherwise. All over written scriptures it's stated that Macedonians are Greeks, only you deny history bc Tito brainwashed you Slavic ppl. You are Slavic and nothing can change that.
@@PeterMilanovskiMacedonians were Hellenic people and during Alexander's reign he spread the Hellenic culture and language including in the lands of Israel and Palestine which has not been mentioned in this video. Slavs during these times in history did not exist in Europe they arrived later in the 6th century AD from the Ukraine/Russian regions.
I love all the research & effort put into lecture . I don’t mind the Tennessee accent . I live in Tennessee born in Alabama .
Lol I have just started watching this video, my first of this channel. And I was thinking to myself this guy has a slightly southern Midwestern accent.it’s not completely southern but it’s not completely Midwest either.
I am curious as to whether we can use this in court of law to determine ownership of a land which is in dipute?
Would love for these fake Israel people to go to any Court and prove there heritage....lol...real Israel starts with black Americans tribe of Judah
@@reggiehendrix1265 right man!😂 i’m palestinian and just got my dna results back and guess what 99% levantine all my family is in Gaza right now imagine the amount of real levantine blood still lives there
@@yussefaboud6519 bet your dna was determined by the same people claiming to be Israelites...lol
@@reggiehendrix1265 All of the Bible, all ancient recorded history, all ancient area forensics, and thousands of years of area artworks ranging from glyphs to murals, mosaics, portraits, and statuary confirm the Levantine caucasoid of the ancient Hebrews. All of the ancient people groups indigenous to the Fertile Crescent of the Near/Middle East were, and still are, Levantine caucasoids who share a close genetic kinship - Hebrews, Lebanese, Assyrians, etc. Blacks are indigenous to the sub-Saharan of West Africa, much much further south and on an entirely different continent. Educate yourself by perusing all of the very ancient Hebraic synagogue mosaics recovered during archaeological excavations all across the landscape of ancient Israel & Judaea. With art made by their own hands, the ancient Hebrews reveal themselves as the fair and ruddy biblical Levantine caucasians they were, and without exception.
Perhaps some of us are unaware that so-called non-black people have only been on the planet for six to ten thousand years and are NOT human according to science precluding them from being the characters in Genesis. Remember, Genesis is about human origins and last time I checked socalled nonBlack people are not human.
I would love to hear more about the mammuthunters on the Eurasien steppes,siberien tribes. Scandinavians,American Indiana the Tarim mumies,neanderthals and denisovans and dragonman,kalash people,yezidies in northern iraq ect, yuechi in china,yuzhi of the iriqois in southwestern usa
Check out the work of a American Jew by the name of David Reich. He's famous in his field of study. This presentation is filled with lies and bias. David Reich sticks to DNA with precision.
Tarim.Basin, Xinjiang Region, China
mummies are defunct Tokharians,
a red haired Iranian people, now claimed
by modern Turkic, Uighurs to have been
assimilated by modern Uighurs.
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@@tymanung6382The red headed Iranians also ended up in New Zealand, before the Maoris.
The Iroquois were from Eastern Canada/Northeastern USA. The biggest groupings of peoples in the American Southwest would probably have been the American Southwest would have been the the Athabaskan, Pueblo, and Zuni,
Thank you. Could you please share a link to the video he mentioned at the end...on the 'other' Philistines?
And Canaan saw the land of Lebanon to the river of Egypt, that it was very good, and he went not into the land of his inheritance to the west (that is to) the sea, and he dwelt in the land of Lebanon, eastward and westward from the border of Jordan and from the border of the sea. And Ham, his father, and Cush and Mizraim his brothers said unto him: 'Thou hast settled in a land which is not thine, and which did not fall to us by lot: do not do so; for if thou dost do so, thou and thy sons will fall in the land and (be) accursed through sedition; for by sedition ye have settled, and by sedition will thy children fall, and thou shalt be rooted out for ever. Dwell not in the dwelling of Shem; for to Shem and to his sons did it come by their lot. Cursed art thou, and cursed shalt thou be beyond all the sons of Noah, by the curse by which we bound ourselves by an oath in the presence of the holy judge, and in the presence of Noah our father.' But he did not hearken unto them, and dwelt in the land of Lebanon from Hamath to the entering of Egypt, he and his sons until this day. And for this reason that land is named Canaan.
-Jubilees 10:29-34
@Gary Allen I'd rather lean towards the ancient writing rather than modern "biblical" scholars. Just sayin'.
@@sacrednavigator5003 Oh. My. God. Biblical scholar doesn't mean the scholar was a christian/jew and there are many, many, many atheist biblical scholars.
If there were and are no bears ,corn, or gopher wood in that part of the world, how could that be the holy land? Asking for a friend.👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🌽🪶💜
The land of Israel IS in EAST AFRICA! North East Africa. The video should be titled: The STATE of Israel could have been in Uganda. The land of Israel sites on the African tectonic plate. It's part of the continent. It's only the skewed Eurocentric creation of borders and revisionist history that attempts to seperate the land from it's continent and history of African people and African culture. The same people who try to laughably cast Egytians as Turks from the North and even worse, Western European types.
@kedemawicardenas79 no. Adam eve=mesopotamian. Abraham chaldean from ur around iraq/turkey region.
Noah after flood/turkey
Humanity did NOT spring up out of Africa. And Africa are not SHEM. They are Ham/Canaanites...
Esau is an edomite who had 2 wives around Jordan. His lineage married into Ishmael the Egyptian bond servants bastard son who is not heir. So any way you put it... Palestinians are squatters... and are like cousins mad they didn't get anything in the will. No where is Africa in this. We are talking about Middle Eastern people. The ottoman empire was there last. A Turkish dynasty...
Very well presented and the research is exhaustive. Thank you!
do u have primary sources that support the existence of the biblical caracters mentioned ? like physical remains of their bodies.any of them.
How many bronze-age people do you have the physical remains of?
@@briansmith303 if you're going to asnwer on his behalf, go ahead, just don't deflect.
@@N.A5131 It wasn't meant to be a deflection. It was a reflexive question to make you think. The answer is no, at least not to my knowledge. We have a few scattered examples of individuals, but no identifiable named persons from that far back, with the notable exception of the Egyptians.
Enjoyed this video! Good info and you did give where to finde research. I’m looking forward to seeing more of your videos
Thank you, sir. I have a nodding acquaintance with this history. The whole situation in that part of the world saddens me and angers me, as I'm sure it does any non Jew and non Muslim. Most of them as well. It should never have come about. Anyone of European descent who hates a Semitic Muslim is an anti-Semite, just as anyone is who hates a Jew. As usual we have political leaders and those who aspire to power who have created this mess. Of course with help from others who are prone to fear and hate. And we have 75 or so years of pain and hate as a result.
I seem to remember Teddy Koleck, (I/m pretty sure that was his name) who was for a time Mayor of Jerusalem, advocating a joint Administration for the city. Here is a city holy to three religions. History is what is past. Some things done cannot be undone. It's a reactionary pipe dream that you can go back to what was before. Cherish what was. Sorrow over the past debacles, the wars, the genocides. But move on.
As a Lebanese person, what I understand from this video is that, if basing on solely ancestral and genetic claims, we Lebanese should invade and claim the land. Israel-Palestine conflict resolved.
Who knew.
Edit: And also I'm very inbred. Thanks for that.
Edit2: Nevermind, we're all inbred.
ya zalame hahahahahahahahah
@axileus9327 My favourite uncle's my daddy
@@amouri0307 sarle betmanyak 3a rfi2e 2ahlo 2raybin, nba3aset
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh falastin la2elna la2eno na7na el dna ta3na canaani aktar min el falastiniye@@daiyumyo
Did you even see the video?? Lebanese people are cannanites as mush as palestinians that doesn’t mesn lebanese should claim rhe land, cannan was not only in palestine
Love this stuff. 20 years ago I used to subscribe to Biblical Archaeology Review and soaked up as much as I could, but this is a much more comprehensive and focused discussion than a few articles here and there. And the real kicker is the DNA research we are getting. I was surprised the other day to find out the closest living relatives to the ancient Assyrians are not modern Assyrians but Iraqi and Kurdish Jews. I'm guessing this is because they did not intermarry following the Muslim conquest.
The arameans ... They settle in SIRIA
Wrong the Assyrians from be4 are the Assyrians today,
long live Assyrians!!!
Stop it! Your pushing bible mythology!
Where is Assyria ?
@@zealmediaproductions844 the map at around 5:30 shows Assyria, it's north of Babylonia.
This is a unique, fast paced lecture that sharpens my perspective! I am studying the context for 1 Samuel 17 and this really helps fill in some gaps that my other research never touched on in such detail. Superb!
What total fun! Students always dream of having a professor like this. Would want to go to his class 💯‼️
Viewing this great lecture 6 days into the Gaza vs Jewish state war.
Times do not change, just the weapons and ideologies...
The Palestinian Vs the White European Khazarian invaders
Israeli geneticist Eran Elhaik and a 2022 John Hopkins DNA study concluded over 80% of palestinians descend from ancient hebrews while 97.5% of israeli jews have no genetic link and are NOT semites. The original jews are the palestinian people, who were ethnically cleansed by invading zionists alien to the land. The third temple, Alaqsa, was built by the people of jerusalem, many jews who converted to islam during its construction upon the liberation of jerusalem from roman rule and the return of palestinian jews to jerusalem in 632-634 ad. The invading zionists, according to Israeli author Shlomo Sand in his book "The invention of the Jewish people are jewish converts alien to palestine. In the 8th century ad the Khazar kingdom in ukraine converted to judaism and would go on to make the ashkenazi jewish population in europe. Yemenis converted to judaism during the yemeni kindom o Himyar in the 5th century ad during the rule of Dul Nawas. There were jewish kingdoms in iraq and north africa as well. The palestinians are the eternal natives of the land. Free Palestine.
Not all ideologies have changed
@@Rosko3333 thankfully
I pray all Jews welcome yeshua. As a lot do not.
Seth is awesome! I will be subscribing to his channel. This video is the college history classes I never got to take. Thank you for recommending him.
that was the BEST intro music. please link me the track if you can
So both Jews and Palestinians are Canaanites and are related, which was what I suspected all along. This is a massive replay of Cain and Abel. The difference is the religion not the people.
Well yeah Islam wants to delete all Jews and Christians 👀💀
Jews are not canaanites . The Canaanites are children of Ham not Shem and they refer to modern day East Africa ( You can correct me if I am wrong)
Clearly you did not watch this entire presentation. The Jews are not Canaanite in origin. When Abraham came into the region, the scriptures describe his presence there as a 'sojourner', a stranger' in that land.
Abraham traveled from Ur of the Chaldees into Canaan, the land of promise and met the various marauding tribes of Canaan already established there.
This is a family fight over inheritance that goes back through history.
The fight over the Temple Mount and the Dome of the Rock lays bare the lies on BOTH sides,
The DNA tells the tale.
No G-d told the Jewish people to conquer the Cannanites as G-d said He is giving the Land to Israel for their homeland. Jews & Canannites are not related.
But Jew & Arab are by the fact that Abraham via his concubine Hagar had Ishmael & Abraham's wife gave birth to Isaac.
Both Isaac & Ishmael attended the funeral of their father Abraham.
Canaanites are a completely different genetic tribe to either Jew or Arab
The British and French created the official borders of the middle east states. Before that there were the various regions and territories all the way back to antiquity. At that point, Nationalism and not religion was the tool to excite the masses. Abdel Nassir of Egypt inspired the region with it. The Arab speaking population of Palestine and the Jews of Palestine surely felt that energy and were proud of their newly formed Nation after the British expelled the Turks and created the official borders.
The League of Nations created the modern Nation States of the MENA from the carcass of the defeated Central power Ottoman Turkish Empire. Sadly, two of the Allied Powers who had been selected to be the tutelary Administrators Responsible under Article 22 of the League of Nations Covenant of the Mandatories of Syria, Palestine and Iraq. And both failed miserably because they had always sought to be Colonialist Powers in the Region, and utilized their positions to violate and abrogate whatever was not in their own national interests. The illegal “horse trading” of already delineated and mandated Land base such as the Golan for Mosul and environs was typical of such breach of law and responsibilities. When they, and specifically the British argued for changes at the LON, it was inevitably in what was in the Brit’s national interests. While they would argue for, and legally get the status of the Mandate for Palestine changed (The transjordan Memorandum), on behalf of the Arabs, they did not advocate for any of the minority groups from Ottoman Days. They had all but repudiated the 1916 Balfour Declaration when it was brought up at the San Remo Conference and the intent thereof made into International law in 1922. And while the British were arguing at the LON for 77 percent of the Mandate for Palestine to be made into “Arab Palestine”, exclusively, but they had no intent to allow local Arabs under Amin al Husayni to rule themselves…they had the Hashemites, “Real Arab” Aristocrats as clients to whom they owed debts of Empire…instead of a new Caliphate, the Hashemites got the Kingdom of Iraq (with all that oil…) and the Emirate of TransJordan….just as the Brits got Kuwait removed from the Mandate for Iraq as a set aside for a specific Arab family…but British Activities of this nature were all set n behalf of Arabs, not Kurds, nor any of the other Peoples of the Region, who predated Arab Muslims , on the Lands assigned except for Maronite and Orthodox Christians in Lebanon and Jews in Israel. The Assyrians, the Druze, none were assigned/mandated Land base by the League….no advocacy for them. Luckily, Jews had some strong Advocates at the San Remo Conference. Amir al Husayni, former Turkish Soldier, the Brit appointed Mufti of Jerusalem refused to attend. The TransJordan Memorandum still passed at the LON. But the Hashemites had Brit Advocacy…and the Mufti had refused to participate. Oh well. The missed opportunities of history.
Jews of ISRAEL!
@@kooringagndZionists are Nasi Nazis. Send all the settler colonists back to the countries that the accents they speak their conlang with came from.
There never was or is a country of Palestine
It was the Ottoman Empire before what it is now. The land was controlled by the Turks
The Babylonians did not exile entire populations, only a minor fraction of them, such as artisans and nobility, this applies to both Jews and Philistines. Most of the original populations (add Canaanites and other cultures than were neither one) remained in place and were not displaced. Same way, only a fraction "returned" generations later. Both cultures changed drastically after the Babylonian conquest and then again after Geeks and Romans conquests, and of course Muslim/Arab. But again, no large movements of people, mainly conversions and mixing.
There was no mass exile after the Romans conquered Palestine, and other revolts (before and after C.E.) but significant massacres, conversions and mixing between Pagans, Jews, Christians, and Muslims and then the crusades and there were MULTIPLE religions with significant variations of Paganism, Judaism and Christianity. There were no massive movements of people, that were irrelevant compared to the number of converts, that constitute most (all) of Christians, Muslims AND Jews today. During Roman times there were more Jews OUTISDE of Palestine/Judea than in it and almost 100% of them were converts (everybody was a convert at one point or another) and not migrating Jews.
Problem with bias "history" is that it likes to twist or ignore facts as convenient to their narrative, and this video is just another sad example.
All that, and you left out the effect of the Jewish-Roman wars.
Why would you watch an entire, hour long, presentation that you obviously disdained immediately?
@@StarreLabell I watched plenty, enough to see that this is a brainwashing exercise with an agenda, suitable to indoctrinate ignorants or for consumption of those that want to be told what they want to hear.
@@aredditor4272 who? me? I make reference to it but there was no massive exodus if that is what you want to imply. Most inhabitants of Palestine during Roman times, those that survived after the Roman - Jew wars, (the Jews, Samaritans, Gnostics, and pagans remained for the most part, and their descendants are still there, as in most other conquests worldwide, it is just that now they are predominantly of Christian and Muslim faith and most of them speak Arab, a Semitic language similar to the Aramaic, the language spoken by Christ. Same as in all other conquests, the conquest of Europe by Caucasus tribes and the Conquest of America by Europeans.
Best , most honest post on here. In fact I am surprised you were not delisted, especially as the jews in America are spending billions to put a positive spin on Netanyahu's Genocidal revenge mission in Gaza. The second this guy tossed a giant in to the ring was the second I tuned out.
I have watched this three times in full in the last year. This is so well done and Seth is so enjoyable to listen to. His addition of the Arab point of view added so much respect and credibility, as well as his acknowledgement that some statements may be offensive to some, without shying away from what's to be said. top tier. Such a good hour of my time.
This was na amazing podcast thank you guys so much 🙌🏻👏👏👏
If they were from Crete what happened to the bull jumping?
It’s a big lie .
That is a good point.
Thanks for the information. Where do the Phoenicians fit in? Are they related to the Philistines?
The Phoenicians are the northern cananites that were left outside of israel and phillistia.
Mainly Lebanon.
You can say that predominantly in the 13th century bce the cananites split in to two major parts, the North and South, the South became israelites and the North into Phoenicians.
@@Alexandroslav Thank you. That was informative.
@@Alexandroslav Greeks called the Phoenician Sidonians because of Sidon.
@@ermioniburgess8720 Phoenicians is the Greek name that was used and eventually adopted and kept on.
Though yes, sidonians is also a term that was used, if you'll pay attention to the biblical text - sidonians is actually the name that the biblical authors call them.
No they’ not ...they are Greek...
My another question is any there possibility that they was other people before the cannanite?
my research led me to believe that the 'sea peoples' were actually the remnants of the Greek and Trojan armies after the Trojan War... some Greeks got lost, some went on raiding, and Troy was utterly destroyed , their people were dispersed
It was S Italian & Greek. Especially Sardinian for the S Italian. Greeks settled S. Italy, so even if it doesn't give S Italian the Greek could be sea people from S. Italian who joined up with the Greeks, but still had Greek DNA like many still do in modern times.
@@notsogreen like myself.. an Italian, Sicilian, Greek, Jew
Fantastic explanation of the topic. Learned a great deal watching this lecture.
@nissenformed I would also recommend this video for a broader understanding of the topic: ua-cam.com/video/bCn6v8X0Ebk/v-deo.htmlsi=79WIEVTzh7ChKLGj
Egypt was the only country with grain stores at one point,possibly a lack of grain caused the sea peoples to attack.
No, they were bronze age tourists who wanted to visit the pyramids...
Good learn. I learn primarily from reading. Any chance any of this is in a readable format? A PDF?
Thanks for putting the illustrations and such out for the visuals. I can't bear looking at just the faces of presenters for an hour. This is an ENORMOUS topic. Glad to watch and learn thanks for all you do ~
Enormous topic equally illustrated with an enormous Giant attacking a tiny frail David. I wonder if he does children's books also !
HISTORY is HISTORY and it's important to learn from HISTORY ❤❤❤❤
History is HIS-story written by the "winners"... invaders... conquerors... the dominant ones in power who had control ... who had the means to get written what they wanted
Those without the power-means & safety to write their history & herstory down, carried & carry it orally
I been saying the Hebrews were descended from the Cannanites and modern Palestinians are also descended from the Cannanites but unfortunately ignorance is very prevalent especially amongst western!
Yes, one is the one that left, while the other is the one that leave. You would think two brothers would be happy reuniting as one after all that discrimination and conquering. Yet they discriminate and kill each other now.
@@limitlesssky3050 well the one that left came back after so many years accompanied with his friends (the west) and said I don't recognize you being my brother therefore I'm taking the whole place so the brother who never left said you know what I never left so I'm doing whatever I can to not let you throw me out cuz I have nowhere to go...rest was/is history unfortunately!
They didn't leave they was forced out
@sivispacemparabellum5476 not at all what happened... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Arab%E2%80%93Israeli_War#:~:text=It%20formally%20began%20following%20the,the%20morning%20of%2015%20May.
No, canaanites are not Arabs. They are their own semitic group
I just *discovered* this channel today, with this video. I've been desperately trying to understand the peoples involved in what's going on right now between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinians, etc.. I keep having to seek out info going back further and further. My ultimate hope is to understand who, where, how, what and work my way forward to now.
Then I find this. THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH. It's not my treasure tribe of all the answers but it helps a lot. I don't know what this lecture is part of .. a course? A college focus? Whatever. Thank you for letting me in. I've subscribed to the channel and am super excited to delve into everything available. Thank you.
@@zirconblazer945 I don't care about blood purity, I'm looking to understand historical origins and how people came to be where they are today. I'm trying to understand the peoples and societies, not bloodlines.
Also... jubes? izirill? Do you mean Jews? Israel?
SPIRITUAL battle!!!
It seems that the Jews and Palestinian Arabs share an equal amount of descent from the ancient Canaanites. It seems likely therefore that the Arab Palestinians share an equal amount of descent from the Jews of Biblical times as do modern Jews.
No, it's the other way round. Jews are a sub-set, a deviant branch off the main tree.
Except for the white European Jew who are Khazars
No, it's not equal amount. Palestinians are highly Canaanite (up to 90%) while jews (non-converts) are somewhere at 20%-40%.
@@CaraCha212 How do they know or have access to Canaanites dna? Do they dug up bones and persume those are cananite bones and match dna of those to modern palestinians? Those dna tests are very sus
I thought that I knew all this history; but I learned so much more than I thought that I knew. Thank you so much.
The guy is wrong. Archaeology shows the Canaanites had the same culture as the Hebrews and were the Hebrews. 300 Hebrews went North, married European women and started the Ashkenazic group (but some Hebrews went to the Middle East). Most Arabs came to Israel (or the area) after 1870.
@@jilldent5514 The Canaanites were to exterminated by Israel when they took over the land, they were mixed with the fallen angels. I have no idea where you're getting your info from.. Not saying this guy's accurate either, in fact I didn't watch much of this video at all, but the Canaanites *definitely* weren't Israel..
300 Hebrews went North?? What ARE you talking about, most of Israel were scattered North of Assyria after the captivity, they went over the Caucasus mountains and are still to this day called Caucasians.
@@JaneCooper190072 Jane. We have archaeology. You need to look at the newest findings. The Canaanites spoke Hebrew, had the same utensils, hairstyles, architecture, etc. s the Canaanites. If the Hebrews went in and exterminated people, you would see a quick change of culture in the archelogy- but you dont see this
at all. You see a continuous civilization. When the Jews were kicked out Israel, some went to the Middle East- all over. The majority of Israelis are Middle Eastern. 300 Hebrews went north to Europe and started the Ashkenazic group.
@@jilldent5514 I mean it’s true to some extent. Abraham did settle in Canaan and had a massive family group. It’s not logical to think that 100% of that massive family group and branch families all followed Jacob to Egypt after 3 generations of drift. So the groups that remained would be much more like the other Canaanites than the Israelites because the law had not been given yet.
The major distinction is the construction of house’s that were uniquely Israelite, the lack of pork and like this guy said pottery. So sure, there were likely Abrahamic Proto-Israelites in Canaan for the entire time even if the Exodus happened exactly as described in the Bible.
@@Qohelethful Exodus didnt happen as it says in the Bible- at least that is not what archaeology says. The digs dont show a quick change of culture but the same PRE CULTURE. The Canaanites werent destroyed but the Hebews came out of Canaanite society. They had the same language, architecture., hair styles, utensils and even the same Gd- so basically the Hebrews are their descendants.
Ok, crazy thought: Is it possible that when the Bible says a "mixed multitude" came out with Israel, could these be the sea people leaving Egypt with Israel?
KJV Exodus 12:37-38
37 And the children of Israel journeyed from Rameses to Succoth, about six hundred thousand on foot that were men, beside children.
38 And a mixed multitude went up also with them; and flocks, and herds, even very much cattle.
I think were Hyksos were kick out of Egypt that are Isrealities. And some were mix the Canaanities.
The Sea Peoples invaded the nations bordering the Medeteranian long after the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt.
Will you please make an episode about the origin of the amazigh or berber in north Africa
The 'Palestinians' and Jews ARE 1/2 brothers. Isaac and Ishmael.
Covenant is with Isaac though not Ishmael
Palestinians were there before Isaac and Ishmael goliath was a Palestine...Arabs are from Esau and lot...Ishmael is African
The Palestinians are not Arab they are not from Ishmael. The Palestinians are from a left over different groups of people. Gypsies, Romans, Mongolians, etc… they have no claim to any land.
@@ericmuthiani1676Essau is not the father of the Arabs, Essau is the father of the Edomites, which is western Jordan. Ishmael is the father of the Arabs.
@@resb8748 doesn’t change they are brothers
Thank you for this post. It's fascinating and informative, especially coupled with my understanding of Egyptian history and language. Cush was Somalia. Where was Put? Is it the same as Punt (where Hatshepsut sent for myrrh trees)? This would be the Congo. It's amazing how far afield ancient civilizations interacted.
Put was Libya.
Cush was Ethiopia. Cush & Ethiopia both mean burnt face
@@nagameel7324 you're right, of course. I was thinking of Nubia.
@@katesvensen2261 yeah im sure the Nubians were of the same exact stock
@@nagameel7324 don't be stupid. It was me misspeaking geographically. If you want to be a racist, do it somewhere else.
I appreciate your studies and learn of the two. Thank you!
Why is it so difficult to imagine wars and conquest leading to trade and the advent of international or cosmopolitian city states?
Loved this, thank you so much. 1st time viewer. I'm going to go back to the beginning of your historical lectures and watch them all. Love Ancients Biblical history
The fact that the egyptian source claims that the philistines were allowed to settle in the said region doesm"t logically exclude other distinct groups to be put there as well. So I'd consider equally likely that the Philistines were jusr one of the peoples whose DNA was found amongst others in the samples
Research the Battle of Djahy. It was a land battle fought in modern day Lebanon (Canaan). It was a preemptive strike by the Egyptians, not an invasion by the "Sea Peoples." Everything we think we know about the Philistines is completely twisted by Abrahamic zealots whose goal is not a quest for the truth, but to confirm their biblical narrative, which is obviously fabricated nationalist historiography.
This is an excellent lecture…. Fascinating and disheartening at the same time…. The division in that region today stems from nothing more then ego and greed 😢
Welcome to humanity
I would venture to say it's also a religious issue. Very different ideologies at play.
True!!
I would also add that the west is terrified of islamic unity and the fact that their birth rate is considerably higher than non-muslim and non-arab countries. This causes the fear and wars at any cost. Sad, really.@@kashq502
So would I be correct in assuming the Bronze age collapse and invasion of the Sea Peoples will time up with the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt? They will go into Canaan and fight the Philistines in the region who took it from Egypt when they made an alliance with the Sea Peoples?
Very good presentation, some difficult and thorny questions near the end- so many tangled layers and concepts.
is there any archeology part in this or is it all your take on the Bible?
David Reich is an extraordinary, talented geneticists to recommend on DNA if you're interested.
Thank you, I can listen to you as you state your sources and research very well. Very informative, and people on earth should know this.
Isreal denied there own Messiah Jesus when he came to save them by dying on the cross. They could not wrap there minds around the face that God could come as a man to save them. And to this day most Jews do not acknowledge Jesus as God and there saviour
The pointy jars were used to stick into ships ballast sand so they would stand stable?
I found it shocking that the same place Goliath comes from, the same place had troops that fought for King David and when David's son rebelled, they helped David, so if these are Philistines then it means King David was allies with the Philistines or they at least had 'mad respect' for him as a leader. You should talk about that topic and relationship. Also, about the Crete origin. You should have showed pottery from Crete, but why Crete. Think of it this way:
The people living in what are called Philistines traded with Crete, then the volcano destroyed much of their civilization so a group of them immigrated to blend with the Philistines, but the Pleshette were already there, and they came there via a contract made with an Egyptian pharaoh who ultimately realized it better to put them on the edge, to act as a buffer state. So yes, you can see Minoan and Mycenaean but realize when you say 'Greek' you are really speaking of two separate groups and cultures blended in layers together, and later then blending into what we call Pleshette resulting in another layered blended society, like a Palimpsest.
Fascinating. I love history, but would have enjoyed your lecture even more if you hadn't gone through it at 90 miles an hour.
You can slow down videos by changing the playback speed.
I quite agree. The lecture was wonderful, but information moved too fast. I suppose the lecturer had a limited amount of time to say all he had to say.
Nick, channel still grows even after your gone. Rest in peace brother
Is he gone???😢
I am curious, how do archeologists determine which people created which pottery? I am guessing, the pottery did not have the phrase inscribed on it - Made in Canaan or Made in Philistia etc. For clarity, I am not disputing what it is being claimed, but am interested to find out to make up my own mind.
You want someone to teach you how archeology works in a UA-cam comment? I suggest you learn about the history of archeology in the Levant, and yes they can only tell the ages by like designed pieces across the region, it is a very precise method actually, digging down layers and layers pottery changes in ways that we can analyze and compare with other tells, and digs discovered in last hundreds of years, there's so much literature on it.
@shable1436 What I asked for is very simple, how is the pottery determined to have been made by a particular culture? your reply did not attempt to answer this. For clarity, I am not criticising you, but I am none the wiser.
@@keithad6485 hi - its determined by context, that means you need to find a layer of lets say mud or earth which you can date, you will find a specific pattern and art you can characterize - and date it with that context.
I am Palestinian and i have 4 percent dna from Cyprus and 2 percent Sardinia rest of my dna is levant
The problem we have in England is People from all over the world enter the Country for a short period and “ assume “they are British.
I was reading Psalm 60 and it is very interesting that King David himself, referred to the area where the Philistines settled in verse 8 as "Philistia, triumph thou because of me". So, the Bible is referring to the south western coat as Palestine as rendered in English, then that means the term perceived by Greek bias is not very substantial. Yes, they did certainly call the land that, but King David came first. David - the enemy of the Philistines himself, named the land Palestine (or only the area around the five cities).
but what about Jacob? His name was changed to Israel, and he has like 12 sons which is also the 12 tribes of Israel.
I'm not familiar with the Bible... Is it true that God told the Israelites to kill the Palestine tribe (and the Israelites didn't, which created today's 'problem')?! Anyone with Bible knowledge about this, please point me to the Bible verses to investigate., many thanks 🙏
@@ULEFOFANTULEFOFANT basically
I was going to mentioned the links between the Canaanites and the Israelites and the fact that the so called Israelis were well before the time of Mose's and the biblical stories of the Israelites that they were a breakaway group of Canaanites who left Canaan to start a new way of religious belief.. The rest is history. But you explain it far better than I. Great podcast.
Who could dislike this ? Amazing work!
Ask your Mom to look at it and then see what she think.
Hamas
The Zionists who says there is no Palestinian
You both are history kings! Love the content! 💜
With due respect, I will never take an Israeli university funded research on middle East as anywhere near truth.
1.Firstly, history is always approximate and are mostly interpretations from raw and incomplete data. And Israel has obvious motivations for interpreting history in a certain way.
2. I won't take a history lesson form scholar who considers biblical mythology as basis of their framework, not questioning it's historicity, and basically not believing it being mostly fiction, and then interpreting history by comparing it with biblical mythology.
3. Historians will be doing a great disservice to history if they take religious texts written by god-fearing priests as a main source for recreating history.
Did the red Sea split apart to give way for Moses? Or did moses' stick turn into snake and killed other snakes? Did Jacob wrestle with god? Did Solomon talk with animals? But if historians consider consider other parts of Bible as a source, why are there no thesis written about stick turning into snake?
I am not saying that there is no history in religious texts, only I am saying is that they aren't a reliable source at all.
It is like analogous to bringing "creationism" to " theory of evolution. " History may not be a complete and meaningful story, but it shouldn't be a fictional one.
@@saimbhat6243 👍🏼
@@saimbhat6243 What do you think of Ron Wyatt's archeological work?
Not true, g-d called it Palestine in Joel 3:4. Palestine was named after the Arab deity Baal, hence Pali-Stan. Phelastin is just the semitic pronunciation of the name. Syria was named after his wife Ashyra/Assyra. The whole region Syria-Palestina.
As a potter myself, pottery is always exciting.😉
You're a wizard?
Great video by the way. It’s truly the best time to be alive
Very interesting and helpful, especially with what is happening this month in Gaza and Israel. I was grateful to hear your explanation of the Arabic word Filastin (Falastin?) which pronunciation I heard during an interview of a Hamas leader referring to Palestine (I wonder if the PLO and/or Hamas don’t distinguish the term Philistine from Palestine because the pronunciation is the same - were you suggesting that Arafat’s reference to the term Philistine might indicate that Arafat believed that pre-1948 Palestinians descended from the Philistines and Jebusites? Or perhaps Arafat and other PLO leaders attempted to politically establish that non-Jew Palestinians have ancient claims to the land because of the potential confusion that can be created by the Arabic word Filastin (Falastin?)for both Palestine and Philistine?). 0:37
Philistines were Crete from greece, these calling themselves Palestinian only because hadrian hated the Jews so he called the land Palestinian which is derived of Philistine but these people are Arabs Jordanians Egyptians snd Syrians not Philistines/Palestinian. David killed Goliath a Philistine and the tribe killed the Philistines so the land became Yehudah's then the surrounding nations started sending their peoples in to take it away
It’s because they can’t pronounce the letter P instead they pronounce it as B
It's an assumption that Hadrian called the province Syriae Palaestina with an intention towards the Jews. It was a common term already since Herodotus to write about the area as Palaestina.
Before Hadrian It was called the Kingdom of Judea, not Palestine.
@@thebeatnumber Judea was one of two small Jewish settlements / kingdoms within the much larger area designated as Palestine by Herodotus in his 5th century 'Histories'.
@@tiggero6690 Herodotus is an unreliable historian. For example, he had no idea that Judea was part of a much larger United Kingdom of Israel long before it became a Kingdom in its own right in 586 BC.
Also, there is no historian, whether in the ancient world or currently who recognises that there was ever a distinct people and culture called Palestinians.
@@thebeatnumberI do not think it is helpful to claim Palestinians are not a distinct people when clearly they are or to discredit Herodotus in order to give credence to a claim. Canaanites and Phoenicians were the first inhabitants of the Levant, millenia before the arrival of the Philistines and of Jews and the establishment of Judea. Considering Muslim Palestinians/Arabs and Jews are supposed to have common ancestors and speak semitic languages, why should one group be more entitled to the land?
Correct and was an insulting term and not correct to 2nd comment
Cool music, I can imagine any ancient culture producing it. Thanks for all your great videos, I really enjoy them.
Amazing research & a splendid explanation 👏
Thanks to both of you for all your hard work!!!
The names Palestininia (an ancient Roman-given name for the Holy Land) and Philistines do sound alike, however, my own research into it showed that what we today call Palestinians are actually descended from Jordanian nomads who camped in the Holy Land which after the Crusades became a trading route between Jordan, Egypt, and Syria. Jordanian traders, therefore, merely camped within the ancient borders of Israel, but seldom settled there because the land during that time was virtually a desert wasteland. Closer to the present time during the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the mostly Jordanian nomads and traders did begin to settle within ancient Israel and by the time the dream of "Zion" had began to foment within Jewish hearts and minds around the same time and leading up to the outbreak of World War II, there had grown quite a sizable population of those Jordanians (later called "Palestinians") within what was ancient Israel. The British Balfour declaration some decades earlier, however, had already declared that the Holy Land should finally be returned to the Jews. On May 14th, 1948, it was officially returned to the Jews and the so-called Palestinians revolted.
The important part that I got out of this video is that modern Palestinians have 50% Canaanite DNA as do modern Israelis. Neither should have 100% claim to the land, therefore, the land needs to be shared between them whether it's a secular 1 state solution or 2 state solution. However, one has to wonder, who really does have more claim to the land: the people with 50% native DNA who left the land 1800-1900 years before they returned, or the people with 50% native DNA who never actually left?
Except you have Jews that never left the land, so if your logic is giving it to the people who never left the Jews get it.
As for the 2 state solution, that was offered to the Palestinians about 7 times since the 1930s, and they refused each time.
A 1 state solution is not possible at all.
So, in all honesty, how are the Jews to have peace with the Palestinians? When at every turn the Palestinians refuse peace? They turned down every logical and realistic attempt at offering them land, and the Palestinian organisations such as Hamas outright call for the destruction of the Jews.
Jews didn't "left". They were forced out with the help of Roman Army. Those who escaped and remained were later subjugated by the Islamic Army.
What a low IQ claim. There is no example of Canaatite DNA. PAlestinians are pure arabs. Muslims don't convert people to Islam, they kill natives and replace them.
"it's a secular 1 state solution or 2 state solution"
Israel is secular state.
Palestinians are pure monsters
Whom you call Palestinians today are spillover Arabs from West Jordan, Syria. There has never been any group/race which has direct lineage from any historical ascendants known as Palestinians. On the flip side Jews are and always will be the natural and original inhabitants of the land of Judea. Muslims have carved out tens of Islamic nation states from Christian and Hindu lands via war and conquests. Jews have but one tiny homeland and never subjugated others to steal land away from them. They were driven away by the intruders, mostly Muslims. If a group of thugs drive you away from your home and occupy the property as new owners, they do not become legal owners. Why won't your kids come and reclaim what is rightfully theirs? Where will they reside if not their homeland?
There are no such race or people called Palestinians with any direct lineage to the ascendents that lived in those times, because there were none even then. The region (not the people) was on and off described as Palestine. The Palestinian identity is purely based on political lines drawn out by the British and have no historical race or descendant-based claims, unlike the 12 tribes of the Jewish people who originated from the lands of Judea, Samaria, Galilee and adjoining areas, which, like the Kashmiri pundits are the original inhabitants of the land from time immemorial.
@@liviuconstantin9960 Not all of them left; many of them hid. A few years ago I saw an exhibition of First Century objects found in caves under Jerusalem, at the British Museum. I was impressed to see that they used forks, and there was a mirror made of polished metal. And I thought of the woman who looked at herself in that mirror, two thousand years ago... or may be it was a man. Fascinating.
Would like a link to the map so I can study it closer
Arabs didn't call themselves Palestinians. They're from the Arabian Peninsula where Islam came from. Jews have always had a presence around Jerusalem through every empire and conquest. With that said, I think human dignity, equality, and rights should trump everything always, but as long as religious differences and tribalism exists (and I'm not just talking about the Jews here) it's going to be a very hard road with a lot of senseless war.
Islam came from the ottoman Turks
Islam is a doctrine of demons that's why they won't stop until they get rid of Jews and Christians as their Quran states.
The land was taken by conquests. It has been attempted to take it back by conquest unsuccessfully. They can keep trying and keep losing but it doesn’t bode well for them.
If Jews always existed there, who do you think the Palestinians as a culture are made of? Jews that are converted to Islam through force conversion most likely.
@@2up2down00 lol no it didn't;. it started around 610 AD in the Arabian Peninsula
TLDR: “people living in a place they call Philistine for the last 2,000 years are not actually Philistines because they don’t have the letter P, and we changed the name. Oh yeah and they have mixed ethnicity”
Historic note.
Something that I learned a few years back is that the Jews, although reduced in power by the destruction of Jerusalem did not abandon the land of Israel. In fact they remained a majority of the population in their historic homeland for several centuries afterward, and remained even after that as a minority up until the 19th century when they began purchasing land from the Arabic population to create settlements. There are families of Jews who never left Israel. They are called yishuv.
Theyve never been the ethnic majority and still are not. This is why the Israeli maintain an apartheid state where only jews can vote.
True. This was explained to me by an university professor and scholar, but most neo-Nazis and Islamists and their Far Left allies don't want to hear this.
Did all the Giants abandon Israel, or did they stick around ! Is Bibi Netanyahu related to those giants ! And can you explain why the population of Palestine was only ten percent of the entire population living in Palestine in 1948 prior to Al Nakba if as you say "they were always the majority "
@@silentwitness536Who was the ethnic majority in Israel in the first millennium?
That doesn't make any sense.
I watched another show that said that there was a major volcanic eruption during the time of bronze age collapse which cause world wide climate change, earthquakes, tsunamis etc.
That and war at same time caused collapse and I think a famine from another video on the Sea people and Bronze Age
Can you do a litle more research on the greek history book. Just to receive another eye.
More pragmatic way of view :)
More research of civilisation called KNOSSOS
and one more point to add...referring to the 'Palestinians' was IMPOSSIBLE in English language journalism of the 50's-80's. Editorially, it was always the 'Arabs', an 'Arab' village etc. Ever using the word Palestine or Palestinians was unheard of. I was working as a photojournalist for major news magazines in Europe and the US both and experienced this hostility to its usage many many times...
Of course because these Arabs called themselves Southern Syrians.
They themselves adopted the name of the Greek Philistines only in 1964 at the encouragement of Egypt, Arab League and Soviet KGB.
They are so ignorant that unbeknownst to them this name originates from the ancient Canaanite language and means invaders.
I wonder why..
The Ottomans had no such problem.
@@cejannuzi😂 For real though no problem being occupied by the ottoman empire, even though jews still lived in that area during that time, but all of a sudden when they collaspe and the british mandate gives them Jordan and gives the Jews, Israel then it's a problem, never mind the fact that Israel occupation stopped in Gaza a couple of years ago and they have their own government which they voted to be "Hamas".
Isreal is the one that is giving them electricity, food, water, medicine and then their government attacks Isreal and is surprised when everything is cut off.
Considering it was translated by the Romans than English I'm sure the translation was lost more or less.
I have a legitimate question as Im always fascinated by linguistics and those who needed to know how to read/write. Naturally this was often the domain of religion - but clearly it applied to traders, and even in Ancient Egypt you can find items that could only have come from very distant trade in Afghanistan (lapis lazuli, of course). And the only other interesting bit I know isrelated is that the Parthians and Achaemenid Persians had their own lingua franka for all diplomatic communication and they chose Aramaic. This is of course quite distinct from Indo-european languages as farsi is. Are there any clues left behind by traders that adopted scripts that are easier to read, like hieratic Egyptian or something agreed upon when not at war with each other?
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I Really dont know what a drawling is. Is it an old style of doodling?
So according to the biblical list of nations, the Caananites, Mizraim (Egypt), Philistines, the Babylonians, etc, have their origin through the lineage of Ham : If Ham was considered to be a black man, therefore aren't those of the Hamitic lineage considered Black people. So the original inhabitants of these lands were black people.
We go by phenotypes
And by dna percentage.
Don't look black, DNA only part "black" many are Mostly Eurasian aswell. Arabs are really CAUCASIANS Europeans come from eurasia
Wow. All White people in Africa. Hummm no Africans. Garbage.
You mixed up the interchangeable F/P in Arabic with Egyptians.
In Egyptian dialect we have inherited a P/B mixup from our ancient language (we have both). The Arabic interchangeable F/P is Arabic not Egyptian (you should know how different ethnicities they are). For example, in Arabic the Persian language ("Parsi" as called by natives) is spelled and pronounced "Farsi" in Arabic.
You have P in Masri?
@@davidtrak2679 yes we do, but in our slow transformation to Arabic over a millenia we adopted Arabic alphabet which cannot differentiate so although we still pronounce it in its specific uses, but we don't see it in writing anymore. For example word for Saturday is سبت. Syrians (semitics) pronounce it "sah-be", but Egyptians pronounce it as "sapt". But we cannot pronounce it in every word and quickly switch to B. Sometimes we cannot pronounce B and convert to P like in Ballet or Bravo , depending on the locality.
But if you ask most Egyptians if they do, they'll check alphabet (Arabic) and tell you they don't. But in previous writing systems (demotic, coptic, etc) there was such distinction.
FYI, Egyptian dialect is unintelligible to Arab speakers unless they're exposed to its cultural products like movies and songs etc. For example, American Iraqis who don't have such exposure cannot understand Egyptian dialect (not a word, I relaized personally) but Iraqis in Iraq can because of their heavy exposure to Egyptian dialect since childhood.
@@mabroukatis Well "sapt" is an interesting one.
Because first of all, it ends with a "t" so there may be assimilation of "b" to "p" when it ends with "t".
The question is if Egyptians can pronounce "p" in other place, like "Pa ndemic"?
It has been shown that even Levantine Arabic speakers can pronounce "p" in such places, because of assimilation, though not anywhere else.
Second of all, "sabeh" is the Semitic form of seven. So the "b" in it would be the original.
That means if Egyptians say "p" in "sapt",
it shows they changed the original "b" to "p".
And it's more likely that it is because of assimilation - "b" then "t" turns into "p".
But if the "sapt" is derived from the Indo-European "Sept" (like in September), maybe through Coptic and its relations to Greek, which greatly influenced Egyptian masri Arabic, then the Masri word is actually a completely another word, deriving from a different language system,
and only seems to be related to Semitic "sabeh" - and the "p" of "sapt" is the original
@@davidtrak2679 i didn't say sabeh (did i? Mistake) i was writing sabet سبت שבת. You made some irrelevant tangential speculations about seven or september.
I was merely explaining in my original comment that egyptian interchangeable P/B is different from ethnic Arabs interchangeable P/F
@@mabroukatis Yeah you said sahbe, but the reason why you pronounce it as sapt is still directly related.
If you do not have an independent 'p' then this 'p' is directly because of assimililation (in Syrian there's no 't' there so no assimilation), and I wouldn't say you guys have 'p', other than merely a allophonic phenomenon of assimilation.
If you guys say 'pravo' instead of 'bravo' that still can be just hypercorrection and says nothing about the existence/inexistence of 'p' in Masri Arabic.
if you guys can say words like 'pa ndemic', or have a regular occurence where Arab words have 'p' instead of 'b' (in the same place in the word, not similar words but identical), then you truly have a 'p' in Masri, otherwise it's just an artifact of speech
The שבע/Septem thing may describe the difference between the dialects, but as I said it's most probably assimilation
The Palestinians are as connected to Philistines as the Israelis are to Israelites meaning the link in both cases is tenuous at best.
Instead of downplaying each others claims both should accept each others claim equally.
tenuous, not tenacious
Ashkenazim yiddish folks are a different mob.
israelis are related to the Israelites. Judaism is an Ethnoreligion. The Philistines on the other hand were simply Greek people. The Palestinians are mostly a mix of Egyptians, Saudis, Jordanians, Kurds etc.
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Actually the people who call themselves Palestinian Arabs are of mostly crypto-Jewish extraction
@@pikapi6993 I'm guessing you didn't bother to watch the video.
My question is the cannate when attack by twelve tribes did all of them die?
BCE vs BC. I was most excited running into this channel as it appeared to be a factual exploration of history. Then we get the "BCE" time reference.
People lose the spirit of history because their stifled by offense, that in the end, they also lose their audience. ..By
What would you say to those who disagree with writing B.C? What are they goats? Or are you the only one who should be respected? The way I see it, only one religion requires it to be written "b.c" whereas all the other peoples have no issue with BCE. The majority wins, therefore BCE stays.
Besides, B.C is religious. b.c.e is scientific (as it makes no claims to refer to before or after the year of someone's lord, but simply refers to the common era).
That is real respect. Saying b.c. and then getting offended when others won't isn't respect, it's childish and it shows the Christian need to always be persecuted in action.
@@Charleroi92Pretty hateful comment.
@@Charleroi92I don't know why we use Christ as a reference.
@@Charleroi92In my opinion, BCE is vague and should not be used. "B.C." stands for before (the birth) Christ and is more precise since "0" is used as a reference. Anything before is B.C. and anything after is A.D. or "Anno Domini Nostri Iesu Christi" or Latin for the year of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Thank you!
Excellent, I enjoyed this lesson so much . Thank you 😊
Excellent.
The Philistine DNA had links to DNA of Grrece, Crete and Sardinia. The Philistine's DNA was not related to the Canaanites.
Finally someone who knows what he s talking about. The Phoenicians have nothing to do with Philistinians.
When you mentioned Xhaam, just expand on that, the so called bushmen in South Africa mentions and some cal themselves Xam pronounced Gaam, and say they are the decendants of Xhaam son of Noah (peace and blessings be upon them both)
Mate, I am an Australian living in Indonesia. The common name for foreingers, especially white ones is "Bule". Pronounced Bull ay. It does not matter what country you come from. Thailand has a similar word for foreigners, "Farang or Falang". Tome to word Philistine sounds like a local word for Foreigners. Am I right or wrong?
Philistines are first attested to in Egypt as the Peleset, toward the end of the bronze age collapse.
@@contentstarved991 me research has led me towards Greece and surrounding areas.
@@bernardmarsh4133 Bronze age Egypt predates Greece, unless you're claiming that the Myceneans mentioned the Philistines, which I doubt.
Great lecture but Jeeeeeez, You tube, what is it with sooooooo many adverts???????
Nice essay, factual and impartial and I like how you refer to Jews and Palestinians with equal respect.
Not impartial. Its pretty obvious he has bias towards his people, understandably bit not impartial.