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- 2. data: doi.org/10.1371/journal.pgen.1003316 Africa S C+W N SW NW C+S E + beyond Eurasia
- 5. Moroccans
- 6. data: doi.org/10.1371/journal.pgen.1003316 Africa S C+W N SW NW C+S E + beyond Eurasia Yemeni & Saudi
- 7. data: doi.org/10.1371/journal.pgen.1003316 NW C+S E + beyond Levantines
- 8. Egyptians
- 9. Syrians
- 10. Lebanese muslims
- 12. Levantines ≃ ?
- 20. Palestinians now data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 How old is this recipe? data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013
- 21. Palestinians now data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 How old is this recipe? data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA)
- 22. Palestinians now Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA) data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013
- 23. spice data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 Palestinians now Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA)
- 24. Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA) data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 Why this matters Palestinians now
- 25. Palestinians now Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA) data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 Why this matters
- 26. Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA) data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 Why this matters Palestinians now
- 27. Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA) data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 Why this matters Palestinians now
- 28. Ancient levantines ~3700 years ago (from burial DNA) data: doi.org:10.1016/j.cell.2021.07.013 Why this matters Palestinians now spice
- 29. Canard 1: ‘Palestinians came recently from elsewhere.’
- 30. Canard 1: ‘Palestinians came recently from elsewhere.’
- 31. Canard 1: ‘Palestinians came recently from elsewhere.’
- 32. Canard 1: ‘Palestinians came recently from elsewhere.’ Facts • Palestinians’ DNA consistently shows deep + thick local roots, with little new ancestry from elsewhere.
- 33. Canard 1: ‘Palestinians came recently from elsewhere.’ Facts • Palestinians’ DNA consistently shows deep + thick local roots, with little new ancestry from elsewhere. • Many family names clearly attest those local roots. (Asqalani, Khalili, Nabulsi, Qudsi, Safadi, Sdoody…)
- 34. Canard 1: ‘Palestinians came recently from elsewhere.’ Facts • Palestinians’ DNA consistently shows deep + thick local roots, with little new ancestry from elsewhere. • Many family names clearly attest those local roots. (Asqalani, Khalili, Nabulsi, Qudsi, Safadi, Sdoody…) • But family & place names track power even more than DNA. (Does Pearson, taken to assimilate, make me ‘Norse’? Is Washington ‘English’?...or Netanyahu Milikowsky ‘Polish’?!)
- 47. Canard 2: ‘European Jews lack levantine roots.’ - Joseph Massad, political & intellectual historian
- 48. Canard 2: ‘European Jews lack levantine roots.’ - Joseph Massad, political & intellectual historian
- 49. Canard 2: ‘European Jews lack levantine roots.’ Facts: • Ashkenazi & Sefardi DNA show clear, consistent levantine roots.
- 50. Canard 2: ‘European Jews lack levantine roots.’ Facts: • Ashkenazi & Sefardi DNA show clear, consistent levantine roots. • Though as deep as Palestinians’ levantine roots, jews’ run strikingly thinner, after much mixing in exile.
- 51. Canard 2: ‘European Jews lack levantine roots.’ Facts: • Ashkenazi & Sefardi DNA show clear, consistent levantine roots. • Though as deep as Palestinians’ levantine roots, jews’ run strikingly thinner, after much mixing in exile. • Once again, DNA reveals much more than names do.
- 52. ‘This brings me to the question of the future.
- 53. ‘This brings me to the question of the future. [Group X] majority [would mean our] eventual disappearance, [and we will not] commit national suicide […] The only alternative is […] separate development. The germ of this policy is inherent in almost all of our history, implanted there [for] self preservation.’
- 54. ‘This brings me to the question of the future. [Group X] majority [would mean our] eventual disappearance, [and we will not] commit national suicide […] The only alternative is […] separate development. The germ of this policy is inherent in almost all of our history, implanted there [for] self preservation.’ A.L. Geyer, 1953 The Case for Apartheid
- 55. ‘[To] separate [them from us] is not only liberal, but generous. [As group Y] is unwilling to submit[, we] kindly offer him a new home’
- 56. ‘[To] separate [them from us] is not only liberal, but generous. [As group Y] is unwilling to submit[, we] kindly offer him a new home’ - US President Andrew Jackson, 1830 On Indian Removal
- 57. ‘To maintain our civilization there is only one solution […] segregation [or] deportation.’
- 58. ‘To maintain our civilization there is only one solution […] segregation [or] deportation.’ - US Senator Theodore Bilbo, 1938
- 59. 1182 - 1917 expulsion · ghetto · mellah · pale 1830 - 1847 removal 1870 - 1968 segregation · separate but equal · restricted covenants 1918 - 1948 partition 1953 - 1990 apartheid 2003 - ____ citizenship law · separation · hafrada
- 60. 1182 - 1917 expulsion · ghetto · mellah · pale 1830 - 1847 removal 1870 - 1968 segregation · separate but equal · restricted covenants 1918 - 1948 partition 1953 - 1990 apartheid 2003 - ____ citizenship law · separation · hafrada
- 62. ﺷ ﻛ ر ا ת ו ד ה thanks 谢谢 nkosi @genomeNathan