Talk:Assyrian Jews
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Sephardi admixture
[edit]There is no genetic or cultural evidence that Sephardic Jew actually settled in the area and in general, eastward of Aleppo in significant numbers, Adoption of of Sephardi religious tradition through 'missionaries' does not indicate such changes, similar things happened in the rest of the Mizrahi Jewish communities well into Central Asia between the 17th-19th centuries.
Assyrian Jews are a biblically and historically attested since their exile to Assyria
[edit]Codex Ambrosiano (5th-7th century copy of the Aramaic Pshitta Tanakh) includes the following books within it alongside the traditionally accepted books, and are noted by Aran Younan as being “canonical” by Assyrian Jews:"
- https://www.hebrewaramaic.org/pdf/Ancient_Versions_of_the_Bible.pdf
Dr. A. Mingana, the Syriac scholar and Orientalist, expresses the same conclusion, without noticing the important details cited here.34 He thinks that the Jewish population of Arbela “forced on this part of the old Assyrian Empire a reigning dynasty of Jewish blood”—an erroneous method of statement. As far away as Mosul, in sight of ruined Nineveh, the </nowiki>Assyrian Jews<nowiki> had a fort known as hisna ‘Ebraya, “the Hebrew fortress,” which stood till the time of the Saracen conquest
- https://archive.org/stream/the-lost-tribes-a-myth-suggestions-towards-rewriting-hebrew-history/The%20Lost%20Tribes%20A%20Myth%20Suggestions%20Towards%20Rewriting%20Hebrew%20History_djvu.txt
The Assyrian Neo- Aramaic language group also consists of some Jewish Aramaic dialects such as Lishana Deni, Lishán Didán, and Lishanid Noshan. These dialects are used by Assyrian Jews in Syria."
- https://www.studycountry.com/guide/SY-language.htm
- https://www.assyrianjews.com/
- https://patriciagkirkpatrick.com/assyrian-jews-in-captivity/
consequent return of Assyrian Jews to the land of Israel"
- https://www.jstor.org/stable/3267187
- This shows Assyrian Jews
- https://www.assyriatv.org/2020/02/lecture-by-dr-yaacov-maoz-about-assyrian-jews-in-israel/
- https://www.sbs.com.au/language/assyrian/en/podcast-episode/assyrian-jews-in-israel/4lgnglru4
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOPyLa7Uiik
- https://digitalcollections.smu.edu/digital/collection/eaa/id/777/
Tobias burying the Assyrian Jews who have been murdered by Niniveh.
- https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/109K6E
The Arabic-speaking girls also work for their fellow countrymen, Assyrian Jews, who commenced their economic life in America as peddlers"
- https://www.nli.org.il/he/newspapers/epo/1916/10/13/01/page/4?&
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Walapo (talk) 15:38, 7 September 2022 (UTC)
There is a lot of history about assyrian jews
[edit]First of all as of the first world war Jews were being killed by Armenians and Russians as revenge for killing Jesus and Kurds/turks/azaris/Persians killed Jews because of the masscers going against none Muslims at the time Jews had no one when they went to assyrian leadership where by that time Assyrians had an army successfully defeating Muslims in every battle and engagement the Jews asked Assyrian Christians for help and Assyrians helped them after they were deported by kurds when Kurdish Forces attacked and slaughtered them where they rounded up the Jews inside their synagogue and burned it while they were inside. The Jews joined assyrians in their fight for freedom winning the war 185.106.28.165 (talk) 11:02, 4 June 2023 (UTC)
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