I'm half Yemennaite on my mother side I want to visit you, I hope that after we will have peace here we can visit one another and eat salof

@@Amirz-go1sz come by anytime, just get a Yemeni passport from the embassy in Egypt, bc Yemen doesn’t allow Israeli passport holders to enter Yemen, you are welcome anytime my brother ❤️ we are one blood Yemenite qahtanite sabean himyarite ❤️

❤@@Ali-pt9id

Knowing many yemenite Israelis I can happily say they are in Israel to stay

@@AGENTtoaster-eg4ju that’s fine, nobody is forcing anyone to leave or stay. There are 4 million Yemenis outside of Yemen. Not only the few Yemenite Jews in Palestine

Most of us got expelled because of it. And DNA already proved that we are all the same people.. many Arabs have some Jewish ancestry as well they don't know of.

they are also the actual palestines

@بدر العتيبي but they didn't converted they were hebrews all the way

Samuel Levy they looked like lighter Ethiopian and a little Arab

Samuel Levy because archeologist found ancient pictures drawn by Romans and Syrians of how Jews look like 2000 years ago they were brown skin with curly hair. Not black.

@Samuel Levy they look like middle eastern

Before what?

And they killed thousands of Christians.

The Himyar rulers, starting c.380 CE, were not strictly Jewish, but Nazarenes. Nazarenes were formerly Levites. Jesus and his disciples were all Levites. Jesus apparently asked his disciples to be Nazirites. As the Nazirite community grew, they were called Nazarene. Upon the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD, the Nazarenes left Judaea and went in different directions. Some obviously went to Aksum (Northern Ethiopia). Around 360 CE, Ezana of Aksum made Trinitarian Christianity the state religion and forced the Nazarenes to accept that faith as well. The Nazarenes escaped and landed in Himyar. Nazarenes were Jewish (they strictly followed the Law of Moses), but also believed in Jesus as the Messiah. It was the Nazarenes who built the Temple on the Temple Mount c. 635 CE, under the management of 'Umar Ibn al-Khattab. Under the Abbasids, those captured in the war and converted to the Nazarene faith, came to known as Muslims.

@@vicmath1005 hello. We have over 200k inscriptions that detail the rule of saba and Himyar.

@@Ali-pt9id Thank you. I have gone through the research writings of Christian Robin. He studied a large number of those inscriptions.

@@vicmath1005 I’m sure you did. Let a white man tell you my history 😂😂😂😂

Yemen has never been referred to in either archaeology or biblical references as the cradle of civilisation. The region that has been referred to as such, by archaelogists and theorists, based on physical and biblical textual evidence, was in the region of Iraq. The Judaic faith started with Abraham when he and his tribe travelled to and settled in the region now known as Israel/ Judea. Yemeni Jews must, therefore, have either originated from converted pagans or, as is suggested biblically, from Judaic tribes who travelled back to Iraq and to Yemen.

Not true we coexisted for thousand years 🤦🏽‍♂️

@@ashraffitahey5733 yes Until Islam came to encite against them

@ Ashkenazi not Jews Yemeni Jews are from tribes of solaman and David

@@t.mohammedtash1297 islam has been good to the jews what are you on about. Jews have lived under the protection of muslims for 1400 years. Look at all the arab jews, they still have their homes vacant in their respective countries. Read about the jewish scientists and doctors in the Golden islamic age, or about maimonides or even about al Andalus. Only idiots would think that muslims treated them bad. EUROPE treated them bad not arabs

@@t.mohammedtash1297 Muslims? Xd Maybe jews themselves forced them to build a temple?

Mana link??

Recently in Indonesia there has been an uproar of rumors that all Muslims descended from Hadramout, Yemen are actually Jews, they are popular in almost all jobs, including non-religious jobs (sometimes very liberal) but in short they are the most popular, usually from rich families in Indonesians are of foreign descent, I am one of them but I don't have a patrilineal line anymore, I belong to the Alaydrus family and I see them as a very rich family by Indonesian standards, the commotion started when other Muslims who were descendants of the Prophet Muhammad exposed their lies as descendants of the Prophet muhammad saw it turns out they showed even DNA results, the DNA results showed similarities with Jews and even non-Middle Eastern genetics, this makes sense because almost all the public figures who are members of this community all look like half white, half native, some of them even whiter than half white Indonesians!!! I hope someone can give me confirmation on this, thanks!

I recommend you watch video in you tube called: ( PALESTINIAN OF JEWISH ORIGIN HIGHER RESOLUTION) by Misinai Tsvi. It very interesting you see in the video profssor that talk about genetic study that Ashkenazi jews close to the Palestinian genetic. And you see Palestinian in the area of Hebron say that they came ORIGIN from the jews. It very interesting the video is 13 minutes.

if you have information about Jews still living in Yemen today please do share.

זה לא בסדר שאני משתתף בזה אבל הסקרנות עודדה אותי לכתוב אנחנו כת מקורית ורק מעטים יודעים עלינו זה מה שאומרים אבל אנחנו עדיין מחכים לזמן שיופיע תודה לך לשאלתך לגבי התנאים שלנו תודה לך, אהובי

@@JewishUnityDiversityيوجد بعض من اليهود في السجون الحوثيه للأسف

It's a mix between diaspora and bedouin converts

@@tafheemyeasir1606 So they are mostly ethnic Jews?

Yes.

You are beautiful and I love you

Alhamdulillah

How did you convert? What’s your story? Do you live in Yemen?

@@mulan2010 I from a place called ارحب in yemen I have read the history of the Jews in yathrib waiting for the un lettered prophet which made me believe and yes im still in yemen In the ضالع province

الحمد لله

lu indo ya wkwkw

Wkwkwkw orang indo nengkrong disini...

Israel doesn’t like dark Jews, why would they like Indians?

If many Muslim in Yemen are from jewish origin then why don't return to be jewish?

If the Muslim from Yemen are jews original then return to be jews.

@@user-ru5qh8xn4v ولماذا ؟

Because if they jewish it batter to them to return to be jewish. The Islam learned people to kill in the name of God. When they the Muslims say God is great when they kill. For God all the people are is son. Who can God tell someone to kill in his name? It can be true

They are the true tribe of Soliman and Sheba

incorrect. we ashkenazis are closer related to the original jews, these are arabs who converted

@@PodcastCentral333 Not really, more italian ancestry, askenazi are probably a branch from roman converts. But it doesnt matter. What matters is the religion.

@@gratefuldead3750 askenazi are literally half Levantine half European. Not Roman convert or any bullshit like that

A lot of Ashkenazis have Mizrahi ancestry

Yemenite Jews are of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. Yes they are Hebrews whose forefather is Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Queen of Sheba was of a Hamitic East African tribe of Ethiopia. The Falasha tribe of Ethiopia are also Jews of the Southern Kingdom of Judah.

Queen Sheba is Hamitic? This a joke lol. She is Arabian semetic.. in Yemen all the tribes belong to someone called Saba.. we had the kingdom of Sheba and kingdom of himiar.. don’t disrespect the queen like that

It is a debate if the original ones were there from before the exile from the Land of Israel - but it is known that many are in fact Jews who came after the destruction of the Temple and were of the people living in Judean territory at the time of the destruction.

​@@mariepearl-harbour2335مملكه سبأ هيا عربيه يمانيه قحطانيه

@@hmod1874 Ham's children Mizraim, Cush and Canaan. It is clearly stated that these Royal Hebrew Shemitic men intermarried and had children with these Hamitic women. There are various African Shemitic tribes present in Africa today, due to the Shemitic tribes man going to Africa and inter-marrying and mixing with the Hamitic women.

please do

My family is from Yemen -- Hadramout -- can you give me some evidence that my Trible or my family orginaly originally Jewish or not Because Our family Vallage contain very old Graves and these two Graves are very verylong my be 10 meter long they say that's its being to one prophet who came to my family Vallege the name of these to Graves ( Handall and Handallah ) May family Name: Bajiri or Bajrai If I have photo for the Grave I will send for you

​@@osamabajrai732يهود اليمن عبارة عن عرب تحولوا لليهودية فترة مملكة حمير الملك الكامل اعتنق اليهودية ومن بعده عدد من الشعب والباقي ظلوا على المسيحية وعبادة الاوثان، إحنا عرب ويجمعنا مع اليهود السامية فقط

I have no educated answer to your question but the region was originally settled by arab pagan beduin tribes and by Judaic tribes after Abraham, and later still by lesser numbers of Christian converts in the middle ages and after, long before Islam came into being. So, logically, there would seem to be a high percentage of likelihood that your lineage, if it has remained within the Yemen region over such time, would be either from a Judaic tribal lineage or a pagan arab tribal lineage. The way to check it out would be to trace the ancestral names in both matriachal and patrichal genealogical histories of your family line. If it sounds Jewish or as if it appears to have originated from a Jewish sounding name then it probably was Jewish. If there is a strong arabic sound and spelling then you are more than likely not from a Judaic origin.

Toda Raba Meoad

True 👍✅️

They're strongly connected to ancient Jews, but they also have a lot if Yemenite blood in them from Judaized Yemenites (mostly female converts). The Jews who are most close from a genetic perspective to the ancient Jews of 3,000 years ago are those who always remained in Israel and those who became dispersed across the Levant, Mesopotamia and North Africa (as it was the case with my family). With that said, all Jewish communities had some degree of admixture with other people around them, the same way Arabs today are not exactly the same they were 3,000 years ago. They became more mixed with other people they interacted with. Just consider the millions of African slaves that were brought into Arabia and other parts of the Middle East since the rise of Islam. It obviously influenced the gene pool of modern day societies in Arabia. Same thing with the expansion of the Greek and Roman Empires into North Africa and the Middle East, the rise of Islam in Southern Europe and the Crusades. All these events had an impact in the gene pool of Southern European, North African and Middle Eastern societies.

King humri is king himyar Arab king of Yemen

الملك الحميري يمني ياغبي انتم الاسرئيلين ماعندكم تاريخ تسرقون تاريخ غيركم

I used to think that as well, but the genetics says otherwise. There was some mixing with Europeans (I think mostly Italians), but apparently that was very early and quite limited. What is true, of course, is that they are very European in terms of socialization. Another fascinating fact: the Kohanim among all groups of Jews, who are believed to be the descendants of Moses and Aaron in the male line, are actually descendants of Yemenites in the male line. In other words, it appears that Moses and Aaron were Yemenites. That would explain the otherwise puzzling import of Judaism into Yemen and Ethiopia.

wait what?! so ashkenazi jews actually descended from yemenite jews? woww this is intersting asf@@johaquila

Recently in Indonesia there has been an uproar of rumors that all Muslims descended from Hadramout, Yemen are actually Jews, they are popular in almost all jobs, including non-religious jobs (sometimes very liberal) but in short they are the most popular, usually from rich families in Indonesians are of foreign descent, I am one of them but I don't have a patrilineal line anymore, I belong to the Alaydrus family and I see them as a very rich family by Indonesian standards, the commotion started when other Muslims who were descendants of the Prophet Muhammad exposed their lies as descendants of the Prophet muhammad saw it turns out they showed even DNA results, the DNA results showed similarities with Jews and even non-Middle Eastern genetics, this makes sense because almost all the public figures who are members of this community all look like half white, half native, some of them even whiter than half white Indonesians!!! I hope someone can give me confirmation on this, thanks!@@johaquila

but.... the problems is jews only value maternal line@@johaquila

While I agree that these details of Jewish genetics are super interesting, I also think it's both misleading and incorrect to say that Ashkenazi Jews descend from Yemenite Jews. Misleading because to the limited extent that it's true, it's probably just as true for most other groups of Jews. And incorrect because of the following three points: 1. It's only in the male line. The vast majority of genes of Jews are mostly generally 'Canaanite' = Southern Levantine = 'Palestinian' plus various other regions depending on the region; e.g. roughly half of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry is approximately Italian. (Surprisingly there isn't much northern/central/eastern European ancestry, so the European contribution is likely from before the matrilineal system was introduced in the 1st century or so.) 2. This is only about the Kohanim. Originally this was the Jewish caste that all the priests had to belong to. When the temple in Jerusalem was destroyed in the 1st century under Roman Emperor Vespasian, by his son Titus, Judaism had to reinvent itself as a diaspora religion without priests. For Jewishness the matrilineal system of inheritance was introduced to ensure that Judaism stayed distinct from the surrounding culture, but the former priest caste got a new honor/duty as cantors in synagogues, and eligibility for this continued to be inherited in the male line. To this day, (at least among the Ashkenazim; not sure about others) members of this group can typically be recognized by the surname Cohen and variations of it. But even among the Kohanim, only about 50% have the male Y haplotypes that indicate descendence from a very small number of Yemenite men. 3. These Yemenite male ancestors were probably not Jews; they likely predate Judaism. According to the Torah (plus later traditions), the key ancestors of the Kohanim were Moses and Aaron and neither of them was a Yemenite. However, the Torah says that Moses married Zipporah, daughter of a Kenite priest in Midian (in Aqaba if I remember correctly). This is could well be the reflex of a memory of Yemenite influence on the emergence of Judaism, because the easter Red Sea coast and particularly Aqaba/Midian was under the cultural influence of Yemenite traders. The Torah says that Zipporah's father was key for Moses getting to know Yahweh, but it is completely silent about which god he was a priest of. If you read the relevant part, it's clear that Zipporah's father must have been a priest of a god other than Yahweh. It is also not unlikely that Zipporah is identical with Moses' 'Cushite' (i.e. black) wife, which might indicate that she was actually of Ethiopian descent. Ethiopians (from the Addis Abbaba region), in turn, are genetically a mixture of Arabs (and specifically Yemenites) and black Africans. My personal suspicion is that what really happened is that Judaism was originally a very heterogeneous religion that emerged out of the entire region around the Red Sea, which was culturally dominated by Egypt, Ethiopia and Yemen. The southern Levante was on the border of that area, and the religion was brought there by Ethiopians and/or Yemenites. Later a specific form of this religion was standardized and codified in the Torah, which was so successful that it was exported back to Ethiopia and Yemen.

No one really knows. Some say Yemen, some say Ethiopia.

Who gives a shit If she’s black?

@@elisinger4172 what is Ethiopia 🇪🇹 today was part of the great sabaean Empire, at the Time of queen Sheba. That’s why a lot of Ethiopian and black people are confused about it. The sabean empire was a Yemenite empire that spread throughout the Middle East and Horn of Africa and controlled the trade routes between civilisations for over 16 centuries until it was replaced by its rival kingdom the Himyarite “ also a Yemenite empire” in 275 CE. By the way the Himyarites were the only people who adapted Judaism as the official religion outside the bible setting. In fact, many historians believe that the whole bible setting was in Yemen not Palestine, especially after “the Musnad” was deciphered and many ancient scripts in Musnad found supported that argument. Musnad was the ancient writing system the Sabaeans and the Himyarites used.

"Black" Is a unrefined etho-racial category developed by racist European supremacists.

@@PathOfAvraham No I disagree. Your mother is unrefined on the contrary

She was from Yemen. Whether she had Ethiopian origins or not is debatable. Many Yemenites have Ethiopian roots the same way many Ethiopians and Somalians have Yemenite roots too. Some Ethiopians even have ancient Jewish roots due to admixture with Jews who settled in Nubia and Ethiopia (Aksum and Kush) via Egypt and Yemen.

no

The story is quite on point with some gaslighting to suit a crafty agenda. The picture of the Queen of Sheba is rather inaccurate to say the least... Yes the Queen of Sheba was of a Hamitic African tribe of Cush making her Ethiopian.

The African pyramids .... African history thieves😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

no

The Ashkenazi jews arrived to Poland and Russia in the 14th century from germany before that they was in Italy and before that in israel. In genetic study from 2010 it found the the Ashkenazi jews are the most close to the Palestinian more than the other jews groups. I can watch in video on you tube called ( PALESTINIAN OF JEWISH ORIGIN HIGHER RESOLUTION) by Misinai Tsvi. It very interesting video.

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