High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews

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@tattooedsaint1 @R_Daneel_Olivaw @LeftwardSwing How about this study, which states that its findings suggest a relatively recent divergence of the populations? https://t.co/SCUOeMm8qj

@Peter_Levy_18 Nope as proven here they are descendants of native cannites https://t.co/pvHVtw2N1v And of the original Hebrew isralites who converted to Islam when the Muslims conquered the region https://t.co/5xdX2dz6lK https://t.co/OtVllKbP57

@stevenbc @Vaucluse14 @grumpy_African @firebird_rebel @leekern13 Nope, they share genes with the “indigenous” Jews. The only difference is they left the religion of Judaism. If Jews are indigenous, so are the Palestinians. https://t.co/Tq986NFWad https://t

RT @respetate1: @GabyLob Los palestinos comparten genética con los verdaderos hebreos. No es tu caso. No está en tu ADN puesto que NO eres…

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