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Who genetically are ashkenazi?

One of theory is that they are Khazar descendants. Since it is unknown who Khazars was, it is hard to definitely prove or to disprove this theory.

Sefards seem to be "more Jewish", including the fact that sefards use more complex pronunciation of Hebrew.

Interesting that both, ashkenazi and sefards hardly have any strong historical or ethnical ties to Israel territory. Sefards as distinct etnicity formed in Spain (I don't remember their possible ancestors), ashkenazi formed somewhere in Eastern Europe (khazar refugees after Svyatoslav defeated Khazar kaganat). So, it is possible that judaism and Hebrew language is the only things that connects biblical Jews and modern ones. Also it is possible that biblical Jews really was distant ancestors to both sefards and ashkenazi but different ways of migration make them very different.

In any case modern Jews are very special etnicity with very specific religion and very big ambitions, with the idea that they are choosen ones to rule the world. It would be stupid to avoid Jewish question in the attempts to figure out how modern world really works.

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Who genetically are ashkenazi?

One of theory is that they are Khazar descendants. Since it is unknown who Khazars was, it is hard to definitely prove or to disprove this theory.

Sefards seem to be "more Jewish", including the fact that sefards use more complex pronunciation of Hebrew.

Interesting that both, ashkenazi and sefards hardly have any strong historical or ethnical ties to Israel territory. Sefards as distinct etnicity formed in Spain (I don't remember their possible ancestors), ashkenazi formed somewhere in Eastern Europe (khazar refugees after Svyatoslav defeat Khazar kaganat). So, it is possible that judaism and Hebrew language is the only things that connects biblical Jews and modern ones. Also it is possible that biblical Jews really was distant ancestors to both sefards and ashkenazi but different ways of migration make them very different.

In any case modern Jews are very special etnicity with very specific religion and very big ambitions, with the idea that they are choosen ones to rule the world. It would be stupid to avoid Jewish question in the attempts to figure out how modern world really works.

3 years ago
1 score
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Who genetically are ashkenazi?

One of theory is that they are Khazar descendants. Since it is unknown who Khazars was, it is hard to definitely prove or to disprove this theory.

Sefards seem to be "more Jewish", including the fact that sefards use more complex pronunciation of Hebrew.

Interesting that both, ashkenazi and sefards hardly have any strong historical or ethnical ties to Israel territory. Sefards as distinct etnicity formed in Spain (I don't remember their possible ancestors), ashkenazi formed somewhere in Eastern Europe (khazar refugees after Svyatoslav defeat Khazar kaganat). So, it is possible that judaism and Hebrew language is the only things that connects biblical Jews and modern ones. Also it is possible that biblical Jews really was distant ancestors to both sefards and ashkenazi but different ways of migration make them very different.

In any case modern Jews are very special etnicity with very specific religion and very big ambitions. It would be stupid to avoid Jewish question in the attempts to figure out how modern world really works.

3 years ago
1 score