
AtheistForJesus
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No, you can't.Can u get tested for roum orthodox ancestry? If yes plz tell us how
But Jews, on the other hand, are thought of as a single homogenous group due to lack of intermarriage.
No, you can't.Can u get tested for roum orthodox ancestry? If yes plz tell us how
No, you can't.
But Jews, on the other hand, are thought of as a single homogenous group due to lack of intermarriage.
Wouldn't use Israelite in this one because the Jews show many haplogroups that were probably not present among Israelites notably R-Z2103, R-Z93 and I-M170. Widely Canaanite may be more correct since they weren't as reserved as the Israelites were and that explains E-Z830 among modern-day Jews. Original Israelites were likely mainly J1 and J2 people.They are not homogenous, but most of them share Israelite/Canaanite ancestry on their paternal side.
Why are Lebanese people so obsessed with DNA tests and with proving they're anything else but Arab?
I've never seen more people with such a glaring inferiority complex.
That's not a very good reason, the thing I like about genetics is the ability to know when, how and why your ancestors came to Lebanon. You can use Y-DNA haplogroups for a good insight on that too ^ All Lebanese sects (except Druze) have J2 (J-M172) as the most frequent haplogroup for example. @Ice TeaWhy are Lebanese people so obsessed with DNA tests and with proving they're anything else but Arab?
I've never seen more people with such a glaring inferiority complex.
Sorry ma chefta lal reply abel, homogenous group eltelle?No, you can't.
But Jews, on the other hand, are thought of as a single homogenous group due to lack of intermarriage.
Cant view the vid, addeh fiyo mwarneh?Another Lebanese result, but this one scored only a bit over 20% Jewish.
15.6% Mizrahi
6.9% Askhenazi
Just the right amount to make it matter. Antom Mel7 el Ard, shou nseet?Cant view the vid, addeh fiyo mwarneh?
بس إنّو ولا بدّ كان بدي إتأكّدJust the right amount to make it matter. Antom Mel7 el Ard, shou nseet?
sallib bel 5 w ettekelبس إنّو ولا بدّ كان بدي إتأكّد
I think only Family Tree DNA ships to Lebanon, their autosomal test is only $79.@Ice Tea I wanna do a test. Which one do you suggest?
And can I send my sample through LibanPost?
Baddeh shouf shu be2rabo lal Khomeini.
That would be great; you will be a sayyed and get part of the khoms@Ice Tea I wanna do a test. Which one do you suggest?
And can I send my sample through LibanPost?
Baddeh shouf shu be2rabo lal Khomeini.
You have to ask him which one of the khoms fingers he wants. lolThat would be great; you will be a sayyed and get part of the khoms
Yup, and the earth is a triangle ?Agreed, 100%. And the very concept of a jewish DNA is a laughable rhetoric invention.
You should go tell that to your fellow countrymen who've joined the SSNP, I'm sure they'll agree with you!Allow me to elaborate though; Lebanese cannot possibly be anti-semitic, this lie does not work here because Lebanese are themselves semitic people as well.
You're largely wrong on this. R1b-Z2103 (L943 in particular, which is also found in Lebanon BTW) and R1a-Z93 (most of which is CTS6) were most certainly present in Canaan by the Late Bronze Age, in fact one of the LBA samples from Tel Shadud was R1b-M269. I-M170 is trickier, while most of it is definitely European, I2c could have been present throughout the Middle East for quite some time before the Bronze Age, not exactly a major Jewish branch though.Wouldn't use Israelite in this one because the Jews show many haplogroups that were probably not present among Israelites notably R-Z2103, R-Z93 and I-M170. Widely Canaanite may be more correct since they weren't as reserved as the Israelites were and that explains E-Z830 among modern-day Jews. Original Israelites were likely mainly J1 and J2 people.