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I see, then you need to read it directly from the study. Will you stop parroting denial propaganda then? Here it is direct from the study. Now STFU.
"it seems that at least 80% of Ashkenazi maternal ancestry is due to the assimilation of mtDNAs indigenous to Europe..."
No, your link is not directly from the study of Ashkenzai maternal ancestry. It is an alternative interpretation of the study which actually contradicts the conclusions drawn by those who conducted the study, who write:
The observed global pattern of distribution renders very unlikely the possibility that the four aforementioned founder lineages entered the Ashkenazi mtDNA pool via gene flow from a European host population.
...the very presence of the Ashkenazi founding lineages, albeit at low frequencies, in North African, Near Eastern, and Caucasian Jews, supports a common Levantine ancestry...
Now, I'm going to say again that I despise these conversations as modern, technology-assisted racism in the vein of "your skin isn't white enough, your eyes aren't blue enough and your hair isn't blonde enough". And the use of these studies to deny a relationship between the Jewish people and their ancestral homeland is heinous. And I would like to also call attention to the fact that DNA analysis is only typically or commonly used to deny the Jewish people. No one suggests using DNA analysis to determine the legitimacy of the Palestinian claim.
It is a link to the study. Stop lying.
"A substantial prehistoric European ancestry amongst Ashkenazi maternal lineages
- Marta D. Costa
- , Joana B. Pereira
- , Maria Pala
- , Verónica Fernandes
- , Anna Olivieri
- , Alessandro Achilli
- ,Ugo A. Perego
- , Sergei Rychkov
- , Oksana Naumova
- , Jiři Hatina
- , Scott R. Woodward
- , Ken Khong Eng
- ,Vincent Macaulay
- , Martin Carr
- , Pedro Soares
- , Luísa Pereira
- & Martin B. Richards
Received:
- Nature Communications 4, Article number: 2543 (2013)
- doi:10.1038/ncomms3543
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11 July 2013
Accepted:
04 September 2013
Published online:
08 October 2013"
A substantial prehistoric European ancestry amongst Ashkenazi maternal lineages : Nature Communications
It is fine for anyone to self identify as any ethnic group. But, one can't use that self-identification to claim land inhabited by native people and dispossess those native people, people whose ancestors had lived on the land for thousands of years. And, whose DNA/ancestry is close to 100% from the area.
Fact is, the Zionists were Europeans with Middle East ancestry equivalent to other Europeans that were Christians.
So... then you're presuming Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese invaders are "native people" relative to the geographic area of Pal'istan?
It appears the dispossession of those you claim were dispossessed were dispossessed by dispossessors from foreign Islamic lands.
No, the Muslims and Christians of Palestine are the native people of Palestine. The Egyptians, Syrians and Lebanese are the native people of Egypt, Syria and Lebanon, respectively. It isn't that difficult to understand.
And those thieving Jewish Zionists built their wailing wall around the Al Aqsa Mosque when all those native Muslim Palestinian mosques & Christian churches came to be.
Monte boy. You are a blast! Please post more often.