Tsar David Biography

A sharp change in the Philistine cultural layer to Jewish leaves no doubt that in the X century. The Palestinians did not like the publications about this opening: Prime Minister Pa Mahmud Ashtiy, speaking at the opening of a water supply in the village of Tubas, hit historical parallels. But Shimshon is no longer there, and wheat is still growing on our fields! Arabist journalist Asaf Gibor draws attention to the fact that this statement comes into a sharp contradiction with the famous program speech of Abu Mazen in Berlin.

Recently, in a speech dedicated to the destruction of illegal buildings in Eastern Jerusalem, he again stated: “We attach paramount importance to attempts to falsify the history of our ancient capital, built by our ancestors - autochthonous inhabitants of Canaan.” Two contradictory approaches form the basis of a vision of history, which is promoted in PA and is intensively introduced into the consciousness of the younger generation.

In the textbook of history for the 6th grade, published last year, with the support of the UN, according to which children in PA, the Gaza Sector and Eastern Jerusalem, states that “in antiquity of Palestine it was called Canaan and was inhabited by the Khanaanians-the Arabs-nomads who came to Palestine from the Arabian Peninsula and settled on its territories.

Their capital was the city of Al-Kuds, which the Philistines who lived on the southern outskirts of Palestimans called Iru-Shaal. " As a homework, students are invited to “designate the borders of the ancient Canaan-Palestine on the contour map, list the names of the main ancient Palestinian cities of Jericho, Acco, Shahm, Jerusalem and Hebron and name the peoples who lived in the neighborhood of the ancient Palestinians.” Jews, of course, are not mentioned in this list - according to the version of Palestinian historians, in ancient times they did not exist at all, but are natives of Europe, where ...

first they stole a religion from the Arabs, and then a Zionist myth was formed on its basis. But after a few pages, it turns out that the Palestinians are not the Canaanians at all, but the Philistines, which, however, does not interfere with the versions of Jews. The Philistines, it turns out, were also Arabs from the Arabian Peninsula. The same is stated in history textbooks for Palestinian universities.

Among other things, for example, it is argued that Kings David and Solomon had nothing to do with Jewry, but were ... Palestinians and Muslims. So in the Palestinian national self -identification, an alloy of biblical sacred history, Arab nationalism and Islamism is created - a truly explosive cocktail. Of course, thinking students of humanitarian faculties can pay attention to the egregious contradictions of this theory and ask a number of questions.

For example, about why Tsar David, if he was an Arab Phooistilian, fought so fiercely and ruthlessly with these Philistines? And why did he write his psalms not in Arabic, and not Hebrew? Yes, and Tanya was written precisely in Hebrew, and not in Arabic, on which the Canaanians and the Philistines allegedly spoke. Why are traces of Arab culture appear in the so -called Palestine only in the 7th century.

But, alas, few are asked such questions, the majority swallows this unusual historical gallest. And for those who still set, the following answer exists: no archaeological finds confirming the presence of Jews here. All these are fakes made in the framework of the world Zionist conspiracy to be in order to mislead the rest of the world. Historians and political scientists note that such a falsification of history is not as ridiculous and safe as it seems.

Since, firstly, it allows us to grow a new generation of “Palestinians” in the belief that they have an integral historical right throughout the territory of “Palestine”, and the Jews are false and invaders to be destroyed. Such a distorted story is an excellent nutritional broth for the ideology of terror, and at the same time makes it impossible to achieve any agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs.

Secondly, recently, Palestinians have been trying to impose a deliberately false vision of history to the whole world and are successful. And if we take into account that the horizons and erudition of the average American and European in recent years are steadily reduced, that is, the probability that more and more residents of the Old and New Worlds will begin to believe in new Palestinian myths.

But it is known that there is nothing more difficult than debunking myths. The inconsistent came out ... The Arab world suffered a terrible loss: it turned out that the Arabs of Israel did not belong to the Arab nation and are not Semites. They sought to prove that they are the most ancient people, that they are the very ancient Philistines. All past decades, they who do not have stories, invent it for themselves.

International Group of Researchers from the Institute of World History of Society. Max Planck in Jena and the Ashkelon archaeological expedition named after Leon Levy published in the journal Science Advances the results of a study of the genetic origin of the Philistines.Using modern technologies for the extraction of genetic material from ancient human bones found in three decades of archaeological studies of Ashkelon, scientists first received data on all genome people who lived in this area during the Bronze and Iron Ages of OK.

The analysis showed that a significant part of the ancestors of these inhabitants of the Mediterranean coast of modern Israel came from Europeans, and the European genetic element appeared during the alleged arrival of the biblical people of the Philistines in the 12th century. According to the director of the Ashkelon expedition of Daniel the master, the new South European genetic deposit was found in samples of bones taken from babies buried under the floors of their houses, as was customary in the 12th century.

Accordingly, their parents had to arrive in our region during this period from the overseas countries, ”the master explains. The results of the study are of critical importance for understanding the contested biblical and historical riddle - the origin of the Philistines. Daniel Master emphasizes that all the Ashkelon samples used in the Philistine cemetery used in the study were extracted by specialists who studied all aspects of the archaeological context: “We have not only radiocarbon dating data, but also stratigraphic evidence.

Genetic samples are thus tied to material artifacts that can be precisely dated. ” The Philistines gained fame thanks to the Bible, where they appear as the main enemies of the Israelis. Nevertheless, ancient texts talk little about the origin of the Philistines, except for later references to the fact that they are immigrants from the "caftator", as modern Crete was called in the Bronze Age.

More than a century ago, Egyptologists suggested that a group called in the ancient Egyptian texts of the late XII century. Egyptian sources stated that the singing of profit from the "islands", attacked modern Cyprus, Turkish and Syrian coast and tried to invade Egypt. In - gg. The Ashkelon archaeological expedition began to search for objects that spill light on the origin of the Philistines, in Ashkelon - one of the five cities of the Biblical Philistine.

The culmination of this work was the discovery - the first in the history of the Philistine cemetery. The expedition discovered significant changes in the lifestyle of the region of the region in the XII century. At the same time, many skeptics believed that these cultural changes were the result of trade or imitation of foreign styles, and not the resettlement of peoples.

And now the study confirmed that the appearance of the Philistines in the Southern Mediterranean really included resettlement from west to east. Researchers restored the genome data from the remains of ten inhabitants of Ashkelon of the period of the Bronze -Iron Ages. These data made it possible to compare the DNA of the remains of different periods and determine the degree of their kinship.

It was established that most of the ancestors of the inhabitants of the region of all periods come from the local Levantine gene pool, but people who lived in Ashkelon in the early Iron Age have a unique hereditary component of European origin, which their ancestors did not have in the Bronze Age. Analyzing the genome of later inhabitants of Ashkelon from the Iron Age, the researchers found that after about years the European component disappeared.

This suggests that the ancestors of the Philistines who reached Ashkelon were actively mixed with the local population. It is interesting at the same time that, although over time, changes have occurred in the genetic profile of the Philistines, continuity is observed in their ethnic and cultural characteristics. Dear readers! The old site of our newspaper with purchases and subscriptions that you made on it can find here:.