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A Playlist Of Short Clips Of Jews Sharing Their DNA Test Results

Our research, analyzed close to three hundred Jewish DNA test results, leads to several key discoveries: A) Indigenous Ancestry: We have yet to find a single Jew whose ancestors are indigenous to Palestine in the same way as Palestinians. B) Diversity of Israeli Jews: Israeli Jews represent a highly diverse melting pot (more so than the US), with significant genetic and cultural differences, particularly among "Mizrahi" Jews. C) DNA Results and Ancestry: Our findings, consistent with those of Miro Cyo, suggest that Palestinians are the descendants of the ancient Israelites, while modern Jews are not closely related.
In the best-case scenarios, we found a handful of Jews with only 9% to 22% Levant ancestry. The same individuals often show 10 to 65 times more ancestry from regions such as Sicilian, Greek, North African, or Iranian origin.

A Call for Transparency; A Call For Peace

The recent leak of millions of Ashkenazi DNA results gives diaspora Jews the power to peacefully resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict by publicly sharing their test results. If the Zionist Jewry's dubious claim of indigenous return were valid, the American Jewish community --the most tested cohort in history-- would have already flooded social media with their result. The fact that this has not happened, despite their results being readily available, is telling. We hope the Israeli ban on such tests will be lifted for the sake of peace. Ironically, it was David Ben-Gurion and Israel's 2nd President (Yizhak Ben-Zvi) who held the belief until their death that Palestinians are the descendants of the Israelites. In any case, a full summary and analysis of our research is provided at the end of this article.

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Summary And Analysis

As you saw from the earlier samples, most DNA testing Corporations have reported a much lower portion for the Levant than Miro Cyo has reported. For example, 23andMe stated that Ashkenazi Jews are 8% from the Near East, which is much larger than the Levant since the Near East also includes Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and Greece. Based on our analysis of hundreds of records (only half were shared in this research), Levant's portions for the Ashkenazi community should be between 0.5% and 2%, where only a few scored greater than 2% but on average have much larger Arab DNA! For the Sephardi community, they scored between 0.5% and 8% (but usually on the lower end), and only a few scored beyond that. Concerning the Iranian and Iraqi Jewish communities, they scored, on average, between 4 and 8% from the Levant. In the case of Damascus' and Aleppo's Jewish communities, they scored between 8% and 24% (more often on the lower end). Syria's Jews rarely scored beyond 24%, and the mass majority scored between 8% and 12% (and that was the highest). Usually, Syria's Jewry scored much higher on their Iranian contribution due to mixing with Iraqi Jews. As we have shown earlier, all those rates are a fraction of what the native Muslim peoples (e.g., in Iraq) have from the Levant. It should be noted that Jews of the Near East had 2000 years to exercise "return," assuming they were exiled by force, to begin with, and nothing stopped them from returning whatsoever.

What was stunning to us was that, on average, the Mizrahi community has more DNA portions from Egypt and Arabia than from the Levant. Perhaps that was due to intermarriage with Yemeni and Syrian Jews. That was true in the case of the Iraqi, Iranian, and Bukharan Jewish communities. To some extent, that is true of the Sephardi community, but much closer to Egypt than to Arabia.

Another big surprise was the case of the Romani people, who appeared precisely in the same places where many Ashkenazi Jews lived for centuries. On the other hand, they managed to retain much of their Indian DNA and physical features, although they mixed with the local populations. That being said, Ashkenazi Jews "lost" much of their "Levant" DNA, including their physical Levantine features. Please watch this purebred Ashkenazi Ukrainian lady making our point when she emphasized how the majority of Ukrainians share similar physical features (such as cheekbones, hand-bounds, and ankle bones), inclusive of Ashkenazi Jews. In other words, Gypsies are the perfect control group, and what applies to them must apply to Ashkenazi Jewry. The same logic applies to the Sephardi Jewry and the Sicilian Gentiles; both are excellent control groups that are clearly identified by 23andMe. Therefore, if the Ashkenazi Jewry could be traced from the Levant, their 23andMe test would have clearly shown it, as it does for the Sephardi Jewry and the Sicilian Gentiles. If you care, we have addressed these control groups in another section where we discussed this specific topic with Google's Gemini.

In this regard, it is worth pointing that millions of Jews (mostly Ashkenazis) have already been tested by 23andMe (it seems 6.8 million records were recently leaked, and many of them were for Ashkenazi Jews). Therefore, it is safe to assume that 23andMe has the most extensive collection of Jewish DNA compared with academic DNA studies. It is also safe to assume that 23andMe's algorithm must have had a lot more data to be trained with, and that increases its accuracy. Actually, 23andMe has been very popular with Ashkenazi Jewry, as we shall prove soon.

In any case, this leads us to conclude that what Miro and DNA Corporations (especially 23andMe) have reported are either too different beasts (meaning we're comparing apples with oranges), or Miro's dataset or model is way too relaxed and ended up including many that other models excluded. Notice how Israel could grant citizenship based on DNA tests done by consumer-based DNA testing companies such as 23andMe and MyHeritage. In our humble opinion, an error margin of 1200% (as in this case) means something big went wrong; nothing can justify this discrepancy. An error margin of up to 50% could be understandable between 23andMe and other genetic academic studies, but not higher. Keep in mind that millions of Jews flocked to be tested with 23andMe for a reason; 23andMe is well-known on Reddit to be very accurate. We strongly suspect it is being used within the community to prove someone's Jewishness, especially in the case of marriage proposals.

If you made it all the way down here, and this subject interests you, here is a link to our log discussion with Google's Gemini. We are certain you shall enjoy it.

key_315==american_jew_results_family_photos desc_315==Another purebred Ashkenazi Jew with ZERO portion from the Levant:
mp4_315==_IGNORE_ #tags_315==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian key_317==i_keep_a_card_on_me_because_i_am_frequently_asked desc_317==Here are the results for man who is a mixed between Ashkenazi and African but with nothing to show from the Levant:
mp4_317==_IGNORE_ #tags_317==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian key_318==mizrahisephardi_pic desc_318==Here are the results for a Yemenite, Iranian, Sephardi, and Ashkenazi mixed Jew. The least portion is from the Levant at 1.5%, but he is four times as much Arabian, 45 times as much European, 10 times as much North African, and 14 times as much Iranian. We have included in the 3rd screenshot more information from this person. Very interesting and many thx for sharing:

mp4_318==_IGNORE_ tags_318==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian key_319==russian_ashkenazi_and_mountainpersian_jew_results desc_319==A Mizrahi / Ashknazi mixed results who deleted his or her result as we were about to snap it. Anyhow, here is his/her chat with Iranian from Mash-had who provided interesting feedback:
mp4_319==_IGNORE_ #tags_319==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian key_320==23me_vs_myheritage_results_sephardimizrahi desc_320==Here are the result for a Mizrahi, Sephardi and Ashkenazi mixed but with only 1.5% from the Levant, but four times as much from Arabia, 30 times as much from Europe, 4 times as much Spanish, and 11 times as mcuh Iranian:

mp4_320==_IGNORE_ tags_320==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_321==XXX CANIBALIZED #key_322==XXX #desc_322==XXXXX:
#mp4_322==_IGNORE_ #tags_322==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_323==XXX #desc_323==XXXXX:
#mp4_323==_IGNORE_ #tags_323==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_324==XXX #desc_324==XXXXX:
#mp4_324==_IGNORE_ #tags_324==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_325==XXX #desc_325==XXXXX:
#mp4_325==_IGNORE_ #tags_325==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_326==XXX #desc_326==XXXXX:
#mp4_326==_IGNORE_ #tags_326==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_327==XXX #desc_327==XXXXX:
#mp4_327==_IGNORE_ #tags_327==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_328==XXX #desc_328==XXXXX:
#mp4_328==_IGNORE_ #tags_328==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian #key_329==XXX #desc_329==XXXXX:
#mp4_329==_IGNORE_ #tags_329==MizrahiNorthAfrican, MizrahiEgyptian, MizrahiIranian, MizrahiArab, MizrahiSicilian key_250==NotJewishButWithAshkenaziDNA1 desc_250==To prove how ridiculous the Zionists' claim is, we would like to share with you the DNA test results of several people who are not Jewish but have sizable Ashkenazi DNA. As you see below, those people have portions of their DNA Ashkenazi way more than what Ashkenazi Jews have from the Levant. Do you honestly believe they have any valid claims, based on such results, for parts of Poland, Russia, and Ukraine?:

mp4_250==_IGNORE_ tags_250==NotJewishButWithAshkenaziDNA key_249==crimean_jew desc_249==What stunning DNA test results for a Crimean Jew. Everything about this result is predictable, but what surprised us was the large portion from Cyprus. The Levant's portion is typical of the Crimea Tatari, Muslim, and Jewish communities. Could this explain why the Ashkenazi community has some DNA from the Levant but little to show from Italy's Sephardi community? Anyhow, as you scroll more, you will see how this Jew's DNA report matches another Crimean Tatari's report, but for a person who is a Muslim currently living in Istanbul, Turkey. His family was ethnically cleansed from their ancestor's lands by the Russians in the mid-19th century:
mp4_249==_IGNORE_ tags_249==AshkenaziKhazar, AshkenaziCypriot, MizrahiCypriot, MizrahiAnatolian key_208==khazarian_link_in_anatolian_turks desc_208==Khazarian link in Anatolian Turks?:

mp4_208==_IGNORE_ tags_208==AshkenaziKhazar key_209==why_so_many_ashkenazis_score_yellow_river_eastern desc_209==Would you like to join the discussion? Click the image below to be redirected to Reddit. Why so many Ashkenazis score Yellow River, Eastern Steppe, Amur Basin...?
mp4_209==_IGNORE_ tags_209==AshkenaziKhazar key_210==ashkenazi_jew_no2 desc_210==Why a recent post was quickly deleted? Read the first reply to know more about this person's Ashkenazi roots:
mp4_210==_IGNORE_ tags_210==AshkenaziKhazar key_231==Crimean-Tatar-DNA-Test-Results desc_231==Here are the DNA test results for a Turkish person whose family has Crimean Tatari roots. We have decided to include his results to prove that when an Ashkenazi Jew has Levant's portion in his/her DNA, that shouldn't automatically imply a Sephardi/Sicilian connection. Khazari ruled areas attracted Jewish migrations from Arab rule in Spain and most importantly from Syria after the Muslim conquest via Armenia and Georgia. Khazaria was more like a melting pot as you see below:
mp4_231==_IGNORE_ tags_231==CrimeanTatar key_223==tatarkhazar-marker-renamed-jewish-iv desc_223==Here are a couple of examples proving the power of the invisible hands (a.k.a. The Ministry of Truth or Ministry of Hasbarah) behind the scenes. See how for yourself how "The Powerful Lobby" is actively renaming )))facts((( while smothering the )))truth(((. Ladies and gentlemen, this is real power. Who has the power to rename the Tatat/Khazar Gene Marker to the Jewish IV Marker, else research institutes would lose funding, and their university president fired? Guess who has such hegemony over the media and unversities? Let us ask Prof. Alan Dershowitz who, but first hang on to your seat first! For the love of God, the scientist named this poor gene marker Khazar for a reason. That is a common practice in any discovery! Anyhow, here is more about the great Khazar Jewish Empire that lasted for 600 years in Ukraine and the North Caucasus. Well, we dig it; even DNA evidence is )))antisemitic(((:

mp4_223==_IGNORE_ tags_223==AshkenaziKhazar key_236==Wiki-Crimean-Karaites desc_236==Let us see what Wikipedia has to say about the Crimean Karaites and their connection to Ashkenazi Jews:

And if you are curious about Karaite, here is their origins. Originally, the sect started by Palestinians Jews who emigrated between the 8th and 10 centuries, and genetically speaking they're very close to Muslim Palestinians. Please don't conflate those with Sephardi community; both are different beasts:

Here is what Kevin Brook of Khazaria.org (who was cited by Wikipedia in the earlier slide) found in his latest book on the subject:
mp4_236==_IGNORE_ tags_236==CrimeanTatar key_228==Alamy desc_228==For the love of God, someone please explain why we keep running into purebred Ashkenazi Jews who look Asian?
mp4_228==_IGNORE_ tags_228==PurebredAshkenazi, AshkenaziKhazar key_221==most-ashkenazi-jews-are-genetically-europeans-surprising-study-finds-8C11358210 desc_221==For more context about the Khazars and Europe's Ashkenazi community, we have included an article from NBC News about Khazars; we believe it is worthwhile reading. Click the image to be redirected to NBC's news website to see the live version:

mp4_221==_IGNORE_ tags_221==AshkenaziKhazar key_220==updatedetails_996_european_but_looking_asian_no desc_220==Here is an excellent case of a white European (most likely of a Polish and Lithuanian background) with apparent Asian/Turkic features. Although this lovely young lady isn't an Ashkenazi, we think it is a great case in point to prove how much of central, Baltic, and Eastern European states were homes to many Mongols, Hunns, and Tatari Turkic tribes. To local people, this is an open secret! Many still live in Finland and are more indigenous to this area than most Finnish! Please pay attention to how this lovely person is 2.3% Ashkenaz and 0.4% Chinese! Inspect the green map on the right, which resembles a map of the Lithanian Polish confedration which ruled over the former Khazari areas after the Mongol invasion. Really eye-popping results, and many thanks for sharing:

mp4_220==_IGNORE_ key_224==palestinian_dna_test_23andme_personal_results desc_224==When you are REMOTELY connected to Levant, this is how your DNA test results should look like. By the way, nothing bursts Levantine bubbles (especially those from Palestine) as reminding them of this fact: Levantives are not Arabs; being an Arab is just a cultural thing. Actually, Palestinians could be the least Arabs among all Levantines. As you may have seen earlier, on average much of the Yemeni, Iraqi and Iranian Jewish communities are way more Arab than most Levantians:
mp4_224==_IGNORE_ tags_224==LevantPalestinian key_38==fromt-the-levant-100-percent desc_38==As a point of reference, we have included the result of a person who come from the Levant Jordan:
mp4_38==_IGNORE_ tags_38== LevantJordan key_39==palestinian_dna_results desc_39==Here is another reference point for a Palestinian:
mp4_39==_IGNORE_ tags_39==LevantPalestinian key_291==100_arab_palestinian_christian_pic desc_291==Here is the result of a purebred Palestinian:
mp4_291==_IGNORE_ tags_291==PurebredPalestinian key_292==23andme_finally_added_palestine_in_my_dna desc_292==Palestinian with an Egyptian mix DNA test result:
mp4_292==_IGNORE_ key_235==always_thought_i_was_100_jordanian_pretty_spot_on desc_235==This is how purebred Levantine looks. From her profile, she seems to be a Christian Jordanian & Lebenese. Many thanks for sharing dear:
mp4_235==_IGNORE_ tags_235==LevantJordanian, LevantLebanese key_43==half_nazarene_half_northwest_european_reveal desc_43==Half Nazarene - Palestinians mix with, Half Northwest European:
mp4_43==_IGNORE_ tags_43==LevantPalestinian key_44==how_should_i_understand_these_results_majority desc_44==Here is another reference point for Palestinian with mix of Egyptian and Iranian backgrounds:
mp4_44==_IGNORE_ tags_44==LevantEgyptian, LevanttIranian key_40==my_results_as_a_lebanesepalestinian_woman_with desc_40==Here is another reference point of a woman who is half a Palestinian, and half Lebanese:
mp4_40==_IGNORE_ tags_40==LevantPalestinian, LevantLebanese key_269==76_jewish_dna_for_nonjewish_moroccan_with_picture desc_269==Here is an EXCELLENT case in point that proves that many Sephardi and Levantine Jews converted over time. This is an open secret in the Levant, but it is a taboo subject to speak of. Pay attention to the comment section; this person's grandmother was primarily Jewish, likely from Fez. Mixed marriages were more common than you ever think:

mp4_269==_IGNORE_ tags_269==SephardiConvert key_46==results_as_a_moroccan desc_46==Here are the DNA test results for a Moroccan (not Jewish); pay attention to how much he is way more Arab than from the Levant. :
mp4_46==_IGNORE_ tags_46==Moroccan key_259==born_in_romania_from_the_romani_people_who_else desc_259==We have decided to include a few DNA test results for Romany Gypsies who lived close to the Ashkenazi community in eastern Europe for at least 800 to 900 years. Although the Romani people mixed with the local population, we can see that they retained much of their Indian and Iranian DNA and, most importantly, their skin and hair coloring. The exact opposite happened to the Ashkenazi community. We have found only a few with a Levant portion over 3 to 4% tops, and physically, they resemble central and eastern Europeans.:

mp4_259==_IGNORE_ key_261==romani_dna_results_vlax_roma_lovari_from_western desc_261==Here is another Romani person with the Levant's portion of his/her DNA at 2%, which is way more than what most Ashkenazi Jews have. Shall we give the Romani people the right of self-determination based on such a DNA test result?
mp4_261==_IGNORE_ key_260==results_23andme_myheritage_adopted_from_bulgaria desc_260==Here are there DNA test results for a Romani Bulgarian girl; many thanks for sharing:
mp4_260==_IGNORE_ key_278==i_am_from_bahrain_discovered_that_i_am_206_jewish desc_278==Here are the test results for a purebred Arab from Bahrain who was misidentified as an Iraqi-Mizrahi Jew PLUS some Ashkenazi DNA. As you see from the comments below, MyHeritage (which is an Israeli company) uses Jewish proxies as its reference points, this it skues the results tremendously towards the Levant and the Middle East. This is a known issue with MyHeritage and it is all over Reddit. The company is known to inflate Jews' Middle Eastern and Levant DNA; we guess that is )))good((( for business:

mp4_278==_IGNORE_ key_256==my_dna_results_as_an_afghan_woman desc_256==Here are the MyHeritage DNA test results for an Afghani woman who is not Jewish. She was surprised she was identified as a Mizrahi Jew. This was no surprise. MyHeritage is an Israeli company, and its algorithms are biased to report more of the so-called "Jewish ancestry," and when a non-Jew uses it; the results are really funny. This is a well-known problem for this company. Many thanks for sharing your results:

Here is a summery of what how 23andMe is often being cited as the best company to identify Ashkenazi ancestry than other companies. It is often cited that those companies use the wrong proxy (a.k.a. for the reference point), which explains why the misread rate is high with them when non-Jews use their service. This has been so true in the case of MyHeritage:
mp4_256==_IGNORE_ tags_256==Missread key_283==why_does_my_grandfathers_dna_look_like_this desc_283==Here is an excellent example of MyHeritage (which is an Israeli company) misleading Jews into the Zionist narrative. It uses the wrong reference point as a proxy, which boosts Jews' Middle Eastern DNA (see for yourself MyHeritage's map of the Middle East, which is 10 times larger than the Levant). It is all good and dandy until an Indigenous person from Egypt, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, ..etc., does a DNA test with them, and all of a sudden, they are Jewish, although family history does not show any Jewish ancestry. Pay attention to the second image. This is a well-known issue with MyHeritage. :

mp4_283==_IGNORE_ tags_283==Missread