
nmjardim
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nmjardim
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Palestinians are more "pure" than you. "Ancient populations of the Levant (Southern Levant, including modern Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, and Jordan) during the Bronze Age — known archaeologically as Canaanites — formed from a mixture of local Neolithic Levantine farmers and groups related to Chalcolithic Zagros/Iran or Caucasus populations (roughly 48–57% local Neolithic ancestry). Genetic continuity to modern groups. These Bronze Age Levantine (Canaanite-related) populations show strong genetic continuity with present-day Levantine peoples, with little evidence of complete population replacement. Key findings from major studies (Haber et al. 2017; Agranat-Tamir et al. 2020 in Cell): Lebanese: Highest continuity — often >90% ancestry from Canaanite-related sources, with only minor later Eurasian admixture (~7%). Palestinians and other Levantine Arabic-speaking groups (e.g., Jordanians, Syrians, Druze): Typically 81–87% (or more in some models) ancestry from Bronze/Iron Age Levantines (Canaanite-like), plus smaller components from East Africa (8–12%) and Europe (5–10%). Jewish groups (most Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Mizrahi, and other diaspora communities): Generally more than 50% ancestry linked to Bronze Age Southern Levant populations, with additional admixture from European, West Asian, or other sources depending on the specific community (higher Levantine component in many Mizrahi groups). Overall pattern modern Levantine populations (Lebanese, Palestinians, Jews, and neighboring groups) derive a substantial core ancestry (often 50% or much higher) from the ancient Canaanite/Levantine gene pool. Historical events (conquests, migrations, Arabization, and diasporas) introduced smaller admixtures and cultural/linguistic shifts, but the primary genetic foundation remained local and continuous since at least the Bronze Age. In short, the ancient Levantine populations evolved into today’s Levantine peoples through gradual admixture and cultural change rather than wholesale replacement."









Israel just blew up a public high school in Marwahin, South Lebanon. Not a military base. A school.



How Israel got Nuclear Weapons (33min video)








🇺🇸🇮🇷 If memes and AI Lego videos decided the war, Iran would be winning it hands down Instead, it’s just winning the internet, which, these days, is half the battle anyway





🇮🇷🇺🇸 Despite talks falling apart, the American team apparently walked away genuinely impressed by Ghalibaf. They're reportedly calling him a serious, professional operator and, quietly, a potential future leader of Iran. Source: Washington Post









