Christianity are also Jewish

I don't get this. Same as people saying "Judeo-Christianity", doesn't make sense to me. If you're referring to religion, Christianity is a very old religion, and imo Judaism is a blood cult, not a religion. However Judaism is masquerading as a religion.

If you're referring to Jesus, he was born in Galilee, a cosmopolitan coastal region in the north part of Judea. The NT also refers to him as a “Nazorean” (from Nazareth) and a Galilean (from Galilee). Jesus was a Judahite ("Yhuwdiy"), that is of the bloodline of Judah, an Israelite. Just because there were other people who later on are called "Jews" living in Judea, doesn't make Jesus or his disciples automatically jews. They were all Israelites. Most people take John 4:9 and say that proves that Christ was a Jew. But the Samaritan woman did not say Christ was a “Jew”, she said "Judean". This is correct in the original Greek but not in most English translations. The Greek word is Ἰουδαῖος (Ioudaios), which literally means "Judean" (a person from Judah/Judea).

The people today we call jews, most of them (like 90%) come from Eastern Europe and are known as Ashkenazi. They don't have roots in Middle East/Palestine.

Christianity are also Jewish

I don't get this. Same as people saying "Judeo-Christianity", doesn't make sense to me. If you're referring to religion, Christianity is a very old religion, and imo Judaism is a blood cult, not a religion. However Judaism is masquerading as a religion.

If you're referring to Jesus, he was born in Galilee, a cosmopolitan coastal region in the north part of Judea. The NT also refers to him as a “Nazorean” (from Nazareth) and a Galilean (from Galilee). Jesus was a Judahite ("Yhuwdiy"), that is of the bloodline of Judah, an Israelite. Just because there were other people who later on are called "Jews" living in Judea, doesn't make Jesus or his disciples automatically jews. They were all Israelites. Most people take John 4:9 and say that proves that Christ was a Jew. But the Samaritan woman did not say Christ was a “Jew”, she said “Judean. This is correct in the original Greek but not in most English translations. The Greek word is Ἰουδαῖος (Ioudaios), which literally means "Judean" (a person from Judah/Judea).

The people today we call jews, most of them (like 90%) come from Eastern Europe and are known as Ashkenazi. They don't have roots in Middle East/Palestine.