Palestinians demand return of "their" heritage -- Dead Sea Scolls

Arab people safeguard artifacts even though they were made by now defunct people. The Dead Sea Scrolls fall into this category. The Holy Land was a crossroads of several different cultures, mostly extinct. Civilizations came and went but the people, some of them, remained. The artifacts once associated with these people belong to all of us in one sense. The study of archaeology and ancient history sheds light on these ancient people and are a source enrichment for everyone. That the Dead Sea Scrolls can be attributed to an unorthodox Hebrew sect and possibly one that was shunned by rabbis in the Temple two millennia ago, does not give the Jews of modern Israel the right to steal all or any historical treasures from non-Jews on the grounds that they have an association with a defunct Jewish sect.

It is brazen effrontery for the modern state of Israel to claim that it speaks or acts for all Jews, including Jews who live in other countries and continents. It does not.

Ok. Wow.

#1. And I don't know how I could possibly make this more clear without yelling. Maybe I need to yell. THE JEWISH PEOPLE ARE NOT DEFUNCT NOR EXTINCT NOR AN ANCIENT AND IRRELEVANT PIECE OF HISTORY. THE JEWISH PEOPLE ARE A LIVING PEOPLE WITH A RICH, VIBRANT HISTORY AND A PROMISING FUTURE WITH A CLEAR CONTINUITY FROM THE MOST ANCIENT TIMES RIGHT UP TO THE PRESENT DAY. THESE DEAD SEA SCROLLS ARE THE VERY SAME DEFINING LITERATURE AND RELIGIOUS TEXTS WE USE TODAY. We clear, yet?
The sect which developed the Dead Sea Scrolls are understood by scholars to have become extinct a couple of thousand years ago. Some of the texts I understand to be from the Jewish Bible and other holy books written mostly in Hebrew and Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus as well as Greek. So, there are various influences.

#2. The Arab and Muslim people have a shitty, shitty, shitty record of safe-guarding and caretaking the historical and religious cultural heritage of other cultures. Come on! Temple Mount Sifting Project! The hell?! They are destroying irreplaceable archaeological finds in order to deny the existence of the Jewish people's history. And the Palestinians, through UNESCO, are ACTIVELY seeking to erase Jewish history and religious significance. They are re-writing the truth in order to eliminate the Jewish people's rights to our own cultural heritage. And you support this? Why? Why would you support this?
I am unfamiliar with excavations around the Al Aqsa mosque but the destruction of of all evidence of population of an ethnically cleansed people such as happened to the Jews under the Roman period is like a second cleansing and vile. I see this happening in Israel when Palestinian place names and their replacement with Hebrew and it is no less reprehensible.

#3. Israel absolutely has the right to act on behalf of the Jewish people everywhere when it comes to preserving and protecting our cultural heritage. That was the entire POINT of creating our own Nation! So that we could be protected. Wow. Are you that clueless? Is France no longer permitted to speak for the French? Is Japan no longer permitted to speak for the Japanese?
I see it quite differently; the British were offering European Jews a homeland as long as it was not in Europe. They settled on Palestine and the consequential death, bloodshed, and hateful propaganda has continued ever since. European Jews had nothing to do with the Dead Sea Scrolls. Many of the rich had already gone to America where they did rather well for themselves. Those in the east European shtetls suffered in the Final Solution. The British version of the final solution was to get the Jews out of Europe. Those Jews who went and took Arab land have no more right to speak for all Jews in the world no more than the Jews of Queens, New York can speak or all Jews.

But to ease your mind, let's ask. Let's ask some of our Jewish members here who they would prefer to have caretakership over our ancient Jewish texts? Hey, Hollie ,Roudy , rylah , irosie91 , SAYIT , MJB12741 , turzovka , (and please tag anyone I have forgotten): Who would you rather have as guardian of the oldest known extant texts of our Torah -- Israel or the Palestinian Authority? (I vote Israel, btw).
I heard that argumentum ad populum is supposed to be a logical fallacy. Thanks for the list.

Really 'Palestinian place names'? You mean like "renaming" Al-Halil into Hebron, interesting what came first?
The Canaanites,Moabites,Philistines need I go on...Nah Israelites were Synthetic Come Latelys and EXTERMINATED these Peoples to GRAB THEIR LAND........Now WHERE HAVE I SEEN THIS BEFORE,that's right with the Palestinians but as much as you tried you could not EXTERMINATE Them.....Viva The Palestinians,Viva Palestine.

Nah, whatever YOUR MAGNIFICENCE:) says on the such a subject was already solved by a strict justice of the Creator with the Canaanites during our 400 years of slavery in Egypt.
Phisilistines were of European origin, it means an "INVADER" in the local Canaanite languages :)
Then came the Arabs and decided to call themselves after the Greek "INVADERS"... how amusing.
 
What language do European Jews have in common with all other Jews? Hebrew.
You don't say.

Polish%20shtetl_zpsb7z6w5m2.jpg

View of a typical Polish Shtetl in which Yiddish was spoken before the Final Solution.

So what's your argument here?
I argue against Shusha that the language of European Jews was not Hebrew but Yiddish.

And yet again You're missing the big picture, the Jews in Europe were speaking many languages of the place- Ladino, Arabic(Spain), Russian,Polish, Ukrainian.
Yiddish in each area was influenced by a certain fashion of the surrounding culture. However in many areas of the world you'll actually find Hebrew words becoming a slang.

Just to make it clear, when we say 'Hebrew Language" we mean, the language of the Torah. The language Jews are keeping in check every Shabat for thousands of years.
While specialist theologians of the Christian faith can read the Scriptures in Latin, Greek and Hebrew, Jewish kids from age 12 study Torah scrolls by heart to sing them by looking at the actual scrolls...and You know even if he does 1 mistake in a letter, he shall be corrected, as Jews would with anyone singing the Torah. Because around him are at least 10 Jews who can read from the Torah in Hebrew....

Then of course these people go outside and speak the local language.
And many of them are teaching Torah to other Jews, use the local language and Hebrew in combination. Then others go and teach other Jews on other countries Torah in other languages...but the outcome is still the same- Jews keep on holding on to Hebrew and Torah.
 
You generalize, many Catholic children in selected countries still study Latin and memorize the High Mass. Not to mention Greek Orthodox children particularly from Greek speaking nations who study ancient Greek and speak modern Greek.
 
What language do European Jews have in common with all other Jews? Hebrew.
You don't say.

Polish%20shtetl_zpsb7z6w5m2.jpg

View of a typical Polish Shtetl in which Yiddish was spoken before the Final Solution.
Do tell us, Eloy, in what language are the Jewish prayers said in and in what language do the Jewish students in Yeshivas study the Torah and other ancient Hebrew writings. Do the Palestinians use the same language for their prayers and do they study Hebrew in their madrassas to read the ancient Jewish writings?
טמבל
It is my understanding that Yiddish was the spoken language of European Jews. Christians usually study the Bible in their own language but scholars study original texts in Hebrew and Greek. I am unfamiliar with Jewish and Muslim schools.

Yes Yiddish was the daily language, Hebrew was and still is the Holy language.
And what alphabet was used in Yiddish?

This is the Hebrew alphabet:
hebrewc.gif


This is a printed Yiddish newspaper:
D97-Copy.jpg


And here's a handwritten fragment of the Dead Sea scrolls (Psalm 138):
bible_psalm138.jpg


and the scroll alphabet:
bible_psalm138_alphabet.jpg

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Do you see much difference?
You are creating a false similarity between the Hebrew alphabet and the Hebrew language. As languages such as Swedish and Latin are distinctly different although both use the Latin alphabet, so Yiddish, which is predominantly German, is not Hebrew despite the alphabet and minor elements of Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as Slavic and Romance language borrowings.

Actually the Semitic Hebrew language stood there and made a significant impact on the Latin culture. Maimonides spoke many languages yet it didn't make him any less Jewish.
 
No, Latin has no relationship to semitic languages. That's why is part of the Indo-European language family. The Hebrew language made little or no impact on Latin Culture, it was the other way around.
 
The difference which you ignore is that the Palestinians who were refused permission to return to Safuriyeh are still alive as refugees while those of, say, Caesarea Philippi are long gone and turned to ashes.

But that is a different issue. Your original comment was concerning how inappropriate it was for Israel to remove the Arab place names and give them Hebrew ones. I was simply pointing out that it was the Arabs who replaced the names and Israel is just restoring them.
You and I both know what the Israelis are up to in their sectarian state.

We are talking about heritage here, are You going for slogans?
If an Arab, Druze, Armenian, American,Lebanese, Christian kid near me would like to get a job in most places in Israel, in most places he/she would get a decent opportunity to earn a living. The Arabic culture is actually expressed in the local language. There's no city that I know of that there're no Arabs living or working in.

"AHI"- 'my bother'- is quiet much heard all over Israel, in every shop, street and home. Arabs and Jews use it.
The segregation You're talking about is in Your imagination ran by media.
 
What language do European Jews have in common with all other Jews? Hebrew.
You don't say.

Polish%20shtetl_zpsb7z6w5m2.jpg

View of a typical Polish Shtetl in which Yiddish was spoken before the Final Solution.
Do tell us, Eloy, in what language are the Jewish prayers said in and in what language do the Jewish students in Yeshivas study the Torah and other ancient Hebrew writings. Do the Palestinians use the same language for their prayers and do they study Hebrew in their madrassas to read the ancient Jewish writings?
טמבל
It is my understanding that Yiddish was the spoken language of European Jews. Christians usually study the Bible in their own language but scholars study original texts in Hebrew and Greek. I am unfamiliar with Jewish and Muslim schools.

Yes Yiddish was the daily language, Hebrew was and still is the Holy language.
And what alphabet was used in Yiddish?

This is the Hebrew alphabet:
hebrewc.gif


This is a printed Yiddish newspaper:
D97-Copy.jpg


And here's a handwritten fragment of the Dead Sea scrolls (Psalm 138):
bible_psalm138.jpg


and the scroll alphabet:
bible_psalm138_alphabet.jpg

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Do you see much difference?
You are creating a false similarity between the Hebrew alphabet and the Hebrew language. As languages such as Swedish and Latin are distinctly different although both use the Latin alphabet, so Yiddish, which is predominantly German, is not Hebrew despite the alphabet and minor elements of Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as Slavic and Romance language borrowings.

In the most simple terms, what You miss is actually in front of Your eyes- the letters of the the Hebrew language. Those letters that were scrupulously questioned in each Jewish school for kids. Everywhere no matter what local alphabet was used, the Jews were studying from the Hebrew letters.
If You understand little theology and philosophy it makes the issue much more colorful and clear.
 
You don't say.

Polish%20shtetl_zpsb7z6w5m2.jpg

View of a typical Polish Shtetl in which Yiddish was spoken before the Final Solution.
Do tell us, Eloy, in what language are the Jewish prayers said in and in what language do the Jewish students in Yeshivas study the Torah and other ancient Hebrew writings. Do the Palestinians use the same language for their prayers and do they study Hebrew in their madrassas to read the ancient Jewish writings?
טמבל
It is my understanding that Yiddish was the spoken language of European Jews. Christians usually study the Bible in their own language but scholars study original texts in Hebrew and Greek. I am unfamiliar with Jewish and Muslim schools.

Yes Yiddish was the daily language, Hebrew was and still is the Holy language.
And what alphabet was used in Yiddish?

This is the Hebrew alphabet:
hebrewc.gif


This is a printed Yiddish newspaper:
D97-Copy.jpg


And here's a handwritten fragment of the Dead Sea scrolls (Psalm 138):
bible_psalm138.jpg


and the scroll alphabet:
bible_psalm138_alphabet.jpg

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Do you see much difference?
You are creating a false similarity between the Hebrew alphabet and the Hebrew language. As languages such as Swedish and Latin are distinctly different although both use the Latin alphabet, so Yiddish, which is predominantly German, is not Hebrew despite the alphabet and minor elements of Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as Slavic and Romance language borrowings.

Ok Eloy, when you're right then you're right. Yiddish is basically German written in Hebrew letters. But that doesn't negate the fact that the Dead Seas Scrolls are basically the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) written in the Jewish language of Hebrew, with only a smattering of Aramaic (the language of the Talmud), and a few in Greek. According to the scholarly book "Jews, God and History", they were written by a pre-Christian, now-defunct Jewish sect, known as the Essenes. Also according to that book, the reason that Christians did not claim the Dead Sea Scrolls for themselves is that the Essenes probably influenced the later religion of Christianity with its highly-Messianic sect. According to that book, the Christians felt that it was enough that their god and all of their early apostles were Jews; they did not want want their theology to be credited to the Essenes, a Jewish sect, as well. Only the Palestinians, who speak Arabic and who mostly follow the Quran and not the Tanakh, would have the unmitigated "chutzpah" to claim the Dead Sea Scrolls as "their" own heritage. They are trying to erase the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel but they will never succeed.

One thing in perspective, Yiddish means 'of Yid', wherever. You're Yid I'm Yid...were're Judea...
So Yiddish means, the old practice of going to a lonely place and speaking to the Almighty in your simple daily 'mother language'. Be it Hebrew or any other language Your family speaks. Yiddish is of Yid :)
 
No, Latin has no relationship to semitic languages. That's why is part of the Indo-European language family. The Hebrew language made little or no impact on Latin Culture, it was the other way around.

You can play Your child games ignoring the age old conversation You're jumping at.
Tell me what's written on the money Your country deals internationally?
What is the basis of Your freedom ideals?

It's quiet clear this relationship still shocks the nations.
However the Latin nations are most entirely affected today by the Hebrew scriptures.
 
You generalize, many Catholic children in selected countries still study Latin and memorize the High Mass. Not to mention Greek Orthodox children particularly from Greek speaking nations who study ancient Greek and speak modern Greek.

Great! Speaking many languages builds a versatile persona.
Now back to reality- what is the origin of about 50% of the book a priest teaches them in those classes?
 
You generalize, many Catholic children in selected countries still study Latin and memorize the High Mass. Not to mention Greek Orthodox children particularly from Greek speaking nations who study ancient Greek and speak modern Greek.

Great! Speaking many languages builds a versatile persona.
Now back to reality- what is the origin of about 50% of the book a priest teaches them in those classes?

Greek.
 
You generalize, many Catholic children in selected countries still study Latin and memorize the High Mass. Not to mention Greek Orthodox children particularly from Greek speaking nations who study ancient Greek and speak modern Greek.




And believe the teachings of the nuns and priests when they tell them " the filthy Jews murdered our god " Then the next blood libel to be told s that " the filthy Jews use the blood of Christian children to make their bread "
 
You generalize, many Catholic children in selected countries still study Latin and memorize the High Mass. Not to mention Greek Orthodox children particularly from Greek speaking nations who study ancient Greek and speak modern Greek.

Great! Speaking many languages builds a versatile persona.
Now back to reality- what is the origin of about 50% of the book a priest teaches them in those classes?




I would put it closer to 90%
 
Do tell us, Eloy, in what language are the Jewish prayers said in and in what language do the Jewish students in Yeshivas study the Torah and other ancient Hebrew writings. Do the Palestinians use the same language for their prayers and do they study Hebrew in their madrassas to read the ancient Jewish writings?
טמבל
It is my understanding that Yiddish was the spoken language of European Jews. Christians usually study the Bible in their own language but scholars study original texts in Hebrew and Greek. I am unfamiliar with Jewish and Muslim schools.

Yes Yiddish was the daily language, Hebrew was and still is the Holy language.
And what alphabet was used in Yiddish?

This is the Hebrew alphabet:
hebrewc.gif


This is a printed Yiddish newspaper:
D97-Copy.jpg


And here's a handwritten fragment of the Dead Sea scrolls (Psalm 138):
bible_psalm138.jpg


and the scroll alphabet:
bible_psalm138_alphabet.jpg

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Do you see much difference?
You are creating a false similarity between the Hebrew alphabet and the Hebrew language. As languages such as Swedish and Latin are distinctly different although both use the Latin alphabet, so Yiddish, which is predominantly German, is not Hebrew despite the alphabet and minor elements of Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as Slavic and Romance language borrowings.

Ok Eloy, when you're right then you're right. Yiddish is basically German written in Hebrew letters. But that doesn't negate the fact that the Dead Seas Scrolls are basically the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) written in the Jewish language of Hebrew, with only a smattering of Aramaic (the language of the Talmud), and a few in Greek. According to the scholarly book "Jews, God and History", they were written by a pre-Christian, now-defunct Jewish sect, known as the Essenes. Also according to that book, the reason that Christians did not claim the Dead Sea Scrolls for themselves is that the Essenes probably influenced the later religion of Christianity with its highly-Messianic sect. According to that book, the Christians felt that it was enough that their god and all of their early apostles were Jews; they did not want want their theology to be credited to the Essenes, a Jewish sect, as well. Only the Palestinians, who speak Arabic and who mostly follow the Quran and not the Tanakh, would have the unmitigated "chutzpah" to claim the Dead Sea Scrolls as "their" own heritage. They are trying to erase the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel but they will never succeed.

One thing in perspective, Yiddish means 'of Yid', wherever. You're Yid I'm Yid...were're Judea...
So Yiddish means, the old practice of going to a lonely place and speaking to the Almighty in your simple daily 'mother language'. Be it Hebrew or any other language Your family speaks. Yiddish is of Yid :)
No-one would confuse Yiddish for Hebrew no matter what alphabet is used, Yiddish was the language of the European Jews before they were destroyed in the Final Solution.
 
You generalize, many Catholic children in selected countries still study Latin and memorize the High Mass. Not to mention Greek Orthodox children particularly from Greek speaking nations who study ancient Greek and speak modern Greek.

Great! Speaking many languages builds a versatile persona.
Now back to reality- what is the origin of about 50% of the book a priest teaches them in those classes?

Greek.





So you as a Catholic worship the Gods of Ancient Greece do you. Or do you worship the God of Israel, the same one the modern day Jews worship and have done for 4,500 years
 
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It is my understanding that Yiddish was the spoken language of European Jews. Christians usually study the Bible in their own language but scholars study original texts in Hebrew and Greek. I am unfamiliar with Jewish and Muslim schools.

Yes Yiddish was the daily language, Hebrew was and still is the Holy language.
And what alphabet was used in Yiddish?

This is the Hebrew alphabet:
hebrewc.gif


This is a printed Yiddish newspaper:
D97-Copy.jpg


And here's a handwritten fragment of the Dead Sea scrolls (Psalm 138):
bible_psalm138.jpg


and the scroll alphabet:
bible_psalm138_alphabet.jpg

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Do you see much difference?
You are creating a false similarity between the Hebrew alphabet and the Hebrew language. As languages such as Swedish and Latin are distinctly different although both use the Latin alphabet, so Yiddish, which is predominantly German, is not Hebrew despite the alphabet and minor elements of Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as Slavic and Romance language borrowings.

Ok Eloy, when you're right then you're right. Yiddish is basically German written in Hebrew letters. But that doesn't negate the fact that the Dead Seas Scrolls are basically the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) written in the Jewish language of Hebrew, with only a smattering of Aramaic (the language of the Talmud), and a few in Greek. According to the scholarly book "Jews, God and History", they were written by a pre-Christian, now-defunct Jewish sect, known as the Essenes. Also according to that book, the reason that Christians did not claim the Dead Sea Scrolls for themselves is that the Essenes probably influenced the later religion of Christianity with its highly-Messianic sect. According to that book, the Christians felt that it was enough that their god and all of their early apostles were Jews; they did not want want their theology to be credited to the Essenes, a Jewish sect, as well. Only the Palestinians, who speak Arabic and who mostly follow the Quran and not the Tanakh, would have the unmitigated "chutzpah" to claim the Dead Sea Scrolls as "their" own heritage. They are trying to erase the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel but they will never succeed.

One thing in perspective, Yiddish means 'of Yid', wherever. You're Yid I'm Yid...were're Judea...
So Yiddish means, the old practice of going to a lonely place and speaking to the Almighty in your simple daily 'mother language'. Be it Hebrew or any other language Your family speaks. Yiddish is of Yid :)
No-one would confuse Yiddish for Hebrew no matter what alphabet is used, Yiddish was the language of the European Jews before they were destroyed in the Final Solution.








So this means that you LIE when you complain about the European Jews invading the mandate of Palestine and stealing the arab muslim lands. If they were wiped out then this means the Jews in Israel are from the area and so have the same rights as the arab muslims to claim independence. As for Yiddish it was being spoken in America shortly after your people invaded and mass murdered the indigenous inhabitants in the name of the Jewish God. It was also spoken in Syria, Yemen, Africa and any other part of the world that Jews lived.
 
Yes Yiddish was the daily language, Hebrew was and still is the Holy language.
And what alphabet was used in Yiddish?

This is the Hebrew alphabet:
hebrewc.gif


This is a printed Yiddish newspaper:
D97-Copy.jpg


And here's a handwritten fragment of the Dead Sea scrolls (Psalm 138):
bible_psalm138.jpg


and the scroll alphabet:
bible_psalm138_alphabet.jpg

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Do you see much difference?
You are creating a false similarity between the Hebrew alphabet and the Hebrew language. As languages such as Swedish and Latin are distinctly different although both use the Latin alphabet, so Yiddish, which is predominantly German, is not Hebrew despite the alphabet and minor elements of Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as Slavic and Romance language borrowings.

Ok Eloy, when you're right then you're right. Yiddish is basically German written in Hebrew letters. But that doesn't negate the fact that the Dead Seas Scrolls are basically the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) written in the Jewish language of Hebrew, with only a smattering of Aramaic (the language of the Talmud), and a few in Greek. According to the scholarly book "Jews, God and History", they were written by a pre-Christian, now-defunct Jewish sect, known as the Essenes. Also according to that book, the reason that Christians did not claim the Dead Sea Scrolls for themselves is that the Essenes probably influenced the later religion of Christianity with its highly-Messianic sect. According to that book, the Christians felt that it was enough that their god and all of their early apostles were Jews; they did not want want their theology to be credited to the Essenes, a Jewish sect, as well. Only the Palestinians, who speak Arabic and who mostly follow the Quran and not the Tanakh, would have the unmitigated "chutzpah" to claim the Dead Sea Scrolls as "their" own heritage. They are trying to erase the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel but they will never succeed.

One thing in perspective, Yiddish means 'of Yid', wherever. You're Yid I'm Yid...were're Judea...
So Yiddish means, the old practice of going to a lonely place and speaking to the Almighty in your simple daily 'mother language'. Be it Hebrew or any other language Your family speaks. Yiddish is of Yid :)
No-one would confuse Yiddish for Hebrew no matter what alphabet is used, Yiddish was the language of the European Jews before they were destroyed in the Final Solution.








So this means that you LIE when you complain about the European Jews invading the mandate of Palestine and stealing the arab muslim lands. If they were wiped out then this means the Jews in Israel are from the area and so have the same rights as the arab muslims to claim independence. As for Yiddish it was being spoken in America shortly after your people invaded and mass murdered the indigenous inhabitants in the name of the Jewish God. It was also spoken in Syria, Yemen, Africa and any other part of the world that Jews lived.
And in Cockney London......where they are known as "FRONT WHEEL SKIDS''.....YIDS
 
You are creating a false similarity between the Hebrew alphabet and the Hebrew language. As languages such as Swedish and Latin are distinctly different although both use the Latin alphabet, so Yiddish, which is predominantly German, is not Hebrew despite the alphabet and minor elements of Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as Slavic and Romance language borrowings.

Ok Eloy, when you're right then you're right. Yiddish is basically German written in Hebrew letters. But that doesn't negate the fact that the Dead Seas Scrolls are basically the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) written in the Jewish language of Hebrew, with only a smattering of Aramaic (the language of the Talmud), and a few in Greek. According to the scholarly book "Jews, God and History", they were written by a pre-Christian, now-defunct Jewish sect, known as the Essenes. Also according to that book, the reason that Christians did not claim the Dead Sea Scrolls for themselves is that the Essenes probably influenced the later religion of Christianity with its highly-Messianic sect. According to that book, the Christians felt that it was enough that their god and all of their early apostles were Jews; they did not want want their theology to be credited to the Essenes, a Jewish sect, as well. Only the Palestinians, who speak Arabic and who mostly follow the Quran and not the Tanakh, would have the unmitigated "chutzpah" to claim the Dead Sea Scrolls as "their" own heritage. They are trying to erase the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel but they will never succeed.

One thing in perspective, Yiddish means 'of Yid', wherever. You're Yid I'm Yid...were're Judea...
So Yiddish means, the old practice of going to a lonely place and speaking to the Almighty in your simple daily 'mother language'. Be it Hebrew or any other language Your family speaks. Yiddish is of Yid :)
No-one would confuse Yiddish for Hebrew no matter what alphabet is used, Yiddish was the language of the European Jews before they were destroyed in the Final Solution.








So this means that you LIE when you complain about the European Jews invading the mandate of Palestine and stealing the arab muslim lands. If they were wiped out then this means the Jews in Israel are from the area and so have the same rights as the arab muslims to claim independence. As for Yiddish it was being spoken in America shortly after your people invaded and mass murdered the indigenous inhabitants in the name of the Jewish God. It was also spoken in Syria, Yemen, Africa and any other part of the world that Jews lived.
And in Cockney London......where they are known as "FRONT WHEEL SKIDS''.....YIDS






Only a follower of the hate sites would know that, so once again you prove you do the rounds of all the hate sites for your next racist comment.

Now about the state of palestine, when did the arab muslims get the land granted to them ?
 
Ok Eloy, when you're right then you're right. Yiddish is basically German written in Hebrew letters. But that doesn't negate the fact that the Dead Seas Scrolls are basically the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) written in the Jewish language of Hebrew, with only a smattering of Aramaic (the language of the Talmud), and a few in Greek. According to the scholarly book "Jews, God and History", they were written by a pre-Christian, now-defunct Jewish sect, known as the Essenes. Also according to that book, the reason that Christians did not claim the Dead Sea Scrolls for themselves is that the Essenes probably influenced the later religion of Christianity with its highly-Messianic sect. According to that book, the Christians felt that it was enough that their god and all of their early apostles were Jews; they did not want want their theology to be credited to the Essenes, a Jewish sect, as well. Only the Palestinians, who speak Arabic and who mostly follow the Quran and not the Tanakh, would have the unmitigated "chutzpah" to claim the Dead Sea Scrolls as "their" own heritage. They are trying to erase the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel but they will never succeed.

One thing in perspective, Yiddish means 'of Yid', wherever. You're Yid I'm Yid...were're Judea...
So Yiddish means, the old practice of going to a lonely place and speaking to the Almighty in your simple daily 'mother language'. Be it Hebrew or any other language Your family speaks. Yiddish is of Yid :)
No-one would confuse Yiddish for Hebrew no matter what alphabet is used, Yiddish was the language of the European Jews before they were destroyed in the Final Solution.








So this means that you LIE when you complain about the European Jews invading the mandate of Palestine and stealing the arab muslim lands. If they were wiped out then this means the Jews in Israel are from the area and so have the same rights as the arab muslims to claim independence. As for Yiddish it was being spoken in America shortly after your people invaded and mass murdered the indigenous inhabitants in the name of the Jewish God. It was also spoken in Syria, Yemen, Africa and any other part of the world that Jews lived.
And in Cockney London......where they are known as "FRONT WHEEL SKIDS''.....YIDS






Only a follower of the hate sites would know that, so once again you prove you do the rounds of all the hate sites for your next racist comment.

Now about the state of palestine, when did the arab muslims get the land granted torouble them ?
Not Hate Sites Pheo,just Brilliant East End Vernacular........like Apples and Pears= Stairs,you seem very sensitive today Pheo.....having trouble starting your 20 year old Volvo today??????????
 
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