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The discussions demonstrate high interest in the genetic research indicating multiple paternal lineages among Jewish priests, with examples like references to the 3,190-year TMRCA and mention of specific haplotypes such as J-P58. The tone ranges from scientific sharing, with citations of studies, to ideological assertions about ethnicity and heritage, reflecting both engagement with scientific details and cultural debates.
Most discussions support the findings of genetic diversity within Jewish lineages, emphasizing the multiple origins of the priesthood.
The topic of genetic studies and lineage origins sparks high curiosity, especially around the implications for Jewish history.
Participants analyze research methods, cite specific studies, and debate ancestral origins, showing deep involvement.
The discussions highlight how scientific findings influence perceptions of Jewish history and identity, though broad societal impact remains moderate.
@OSoulq8 @Chusidel I am Ashkenazi on my father's side and am proudly Jewish. My cohane father, thanks to genetic testing was able to trace his DNA back to our patriarchs. BTW, all Jews have Levantine roots. So shove your lies where the sun doesn't shine, antisemite. https://t.co/JkNp3Hi5nv
El linaje de los cohanim (plural de cohen) tiene su señal genética que nos permite remontarnos en el tiempo. No encontré mucho en castellano así que va link sobre genética y cohanim en inglés https://t.co/XPPl4joax5
@5670Ibrahim @Vend7_ @yes_we_cat @artstop @RabbiB24031 @Michael__Baskin @SSwastiCar @darcy106046123 @bassie_hd @MikailBaskin @sjmj1962 @E4BCLL @GaganisVas @tim_fielding7 @Brad_Cohen1999 @realDavidGold17 @SallyWisemann @KnottSeeDonny @PepperWingate @JonahIvriAnochi @P3ng1z @Tiredoftrollsuf @acuriouslad345 @AmYisraelChai_X @Comnsense2 @Ines96652367I @Oren1736108 @Thamesville @traseas7 @uricohenisrael @Berenger_x @kyg_best There have actually been genetic studies on Jewish Cohanim across the diaspora showing they trace back to five main paternal lineages, with nearly 50% sharing the same direct ancestry, from a common ancestor in the ancient Levant, Israel https://t.co/QfZQZvDRuI
@eye_seeeee @realHasdaiC @whywouldyou_uk @MindiJNewman1 @P3ng1z @mabosisc @JonathanWeissb3 @retiredjudean @bedaneltenin @Tigre_sans_dent @TopRantKing @sabra_the @gwynpw @IQ15991967 @BarryBenjamin21 @robinsonmsr10 @ErezNeumark @MayerFertig @87yrs @TesseraDeka @Michael__Baskin @Coho29415979 @emmettimanu @KhizerK3 @LavBaalDevarim @FLastrade @MiriamL99472550 @kppotatoes @swepal2 @akodensybane @AviKerem1 @m4s1w7 @FierceyJew @Free2smile1 @HelenPa55861311 @Wosuibian @TIceTice416 @BryanShultz7 @JesseDreiling @OzFire1 @MayaMurful @AdrienWolf13 @JohnnyYoussef7 @YassinElLiante @boumboum1966 @DoctorW40827200 @phialkeeper Near east is not Levantine.
@ETHICALINSIGHT @AdinHaykin1 And I have dozens of peer reviewed studies directly corroborate what I’ve shared. And fit into larger haplogroup pictures done of Samaritans, Mizrachim, even Lemba tribesmen. This is the most documented genetic analysis in history. Not a controversy. https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@fi_virginia2 @johnmccumber Page 7 (first full paragraph to the left) is where it mentions the Palestinians as having the priesthood gene. Funny enough, the study also mentions some other countries that have the gene as well which lines up with Isaiah 11:11.
This video discusses how extended Y chromosome haplotypes help identify diverse lineages within the Jewish priesthood, especially Kohanim, highlighting genetic continuity and multiple origins of priestly descent.
This video explores how Y chromosome haplotypes help identify Jewish priestly lineages, revealing multiple origins and genetic continuity among descendants, supporting historical and religious records.
@JohnCalvinMAGA @LeSaboris https://t.co/2691WKajhm Same shit. Jew is just goyspeak for Judahite. I go by Judahite or Hebrew. My Samaritan cousins are also Hebrews but they are not Judahites.
Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood - PMC https://t.co/K3151y8XYD
@NisreenZahda @NotEardane @AbubakerAbedW Hammer et al. (2009), "Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood" (Human Genetics), derives the ~3,190-year TMRCA for Cohanim J-P58 lineages via extended STR variance analysis. Zalloua et al. (2009) surveys broader Levantine
@Taleiisin @JewkBoxHero @RMistereggen @JonPegasus https://t.co/2691WKajhm
@grok @AskPerplexity وهذا دراسة Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood.
@take2solutions @NiohBerg Wait until you find out that “Arab” Jews and “European” Jews are closer to each other than their host populations. https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@Vertaris21 @LandWillReturn @naveentak @7signxx Here’s what happens: https://t.co/2691WKajhm Unlike “Palestinian”, Judahite is a marked ethnicity with distinct genetic & cultural boundaries. Jew is a completely different category from Palestinian. “Palestinian” is a nickname, historically used for Jews.
@5670Ibrahim @Vend7_ @yes_we_cat @artstop @RabbiB24031 @Michael__Baskin @SSwastiCar @darcy106046123 @bassie_hd @MikailBaskin @sjmj1962 @E4BCLL @GaganisVas @tim_fielding7 @Brad_Cohen1999 @realDavidGold17 @SallyWisemann @KnottSeeDonny @PepperWingate @JonahIvriAnochi @P3ng1z @Tiredoftrollsuf @acuriouslad345 @AmYisraelChai_X @Comnsense2 @Ines96652367I @Oren1736108 @Thamesville @traseas7 @uricohenisrael @Berenger_x @kyg_best There have actually been genetic studies on Jewish Cohanim across the diaspora showing they trace back to five main paternal lineages, with nearly 50% sharing the same direct ancestry, from a common ancestor in the ancient Levant, Israel https://t.co/QfZQZvDRuI
@Beni_bils Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood Genome-Wide Diversity in the Levant Reveals Recent Structuring by Culture Geographical structure of the Y-chromosomal genetic landscape of the Levant: a coastal-inland contrast
@kikas6652 This study by Hammer et al. (2009) analyzed Y-chromosome data from self-identified Cohanim and found multiple paternal lineages, suggesting that the Jewish priesthood was established by several unrelated male lines rather than a single male lineage. https://t.co/NypUea7SS5
@kikas6652 This study by Hammer et al. (2009) analyzed Y-chromosome data from self-identified Cohanim and found multiple paternal lineages, suggesting that the Jewish priesthood was established by several unrelated male lines rather than a single male lineage. https://t.co/NypUea7SS5
@kikas6652 No im not mixing Within the Cohens themselves there is haplogroup variations and they are not one haplo group https://t.co/NypUea7SS5
@kikas6652 Im not questioning ancestry nor linages that goes against Arabian principles and is discouraged in Islam I am saying there is no biological evidence for that , its only traditional evidence https://t.co/NypUea7SS5
@kikas6652 The only one with trust me bro is you I explained that there is significant genetic variation across communities. Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi groups that carry different haplogroups. This is the evidence https://t.co/NypUea7SS5
@GileadM4 @Actsout @MaxNordau https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@Yo_u_sef In summary, the J-M319 branch contains key lineages linked with Jewish ancestry, especially within the Cohen priesthood, which can be traced back to ancient Near Eastern origins. You can access the full research paper https://t.co/WNyG2kmLGB
@Yo_u_sef 4/5 You can read the full paper here: [Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood]https://link springer. com/article/10. 1007/s00439-009-0727-5 (PDF available [here]https://link springer. com/content/pdf/10.
@Yo_u_sef 1/5 One key research paper related to the origins of J-M319 and its association with Jewish ancestry is titled "Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood" by MF Hammer, DM Behar, TM Karafet, and FL Mendez, published in 2009.
@TheTwinsPod Cohanic Y chromosome. You either have or you dont. Ashkenazi Jews have it because of unbroken paternal line from Judea Many who are losing in life can’t stomach this because their Jewish scapegoat narrative crumbles. Those reading this know who you are. https://t.co/2691WKajhm
@KevinHarrisHH @LindyTango @VividProwess Guess what, Einstein. If an Ashkenazi takes a DNA test, it’s going to show “Ashkenazi” as a standalone category. Guess what is the hallmark in the Ashkenazi genome? The Cohen Modal Haplotype https://t.co/2691WK9LrO (2)
@fi_virginia2 @johnmccumber Page 7 (first full paragraph to the left) is where it mentions the Palestinians as having the priesthood gene. Funny enough, the study also mentions some other countries that have the gene as well which lines up with Isaiah 11:11.
@FrmNGGStoGODs This is how: https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@semitic_jew @Alan28551 @jorymicah https://t.co/2691WKajhm
@NoMoreSupremacy Later research, again very similar results https://t.co/ZeMpOi8MV5
@Jetrpg @opreterista @LuzukoMngqibisa @FAI_Wire @luis_ang23
@MBas1999 @msjy18 @m7mdkurd Nah not really https://t.co/MoFtL2U6kF
@moonl_ghts @JMMacAllister88 @T234565432 In fact I think either J1 or J2 are sometimes called the Cohanim gene because of this. As in the surname common among Jews, Cohen Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood - PMC (https://t.co/VbReHeJI74)
@ETHICALINSIGHT @AdinHaykin1 And I have dozens of peer reviewed studies directly corroborate what I’ve shared. And fit into larger haplogroup pictures done of Samaritans, Mizrachim, even Lemba tribesmen. This is the most documented genetic analysis in history. Not a controversy. https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@Gandi2099 @mabian @KimIversenShow It would be a crazy coincidence that the closest common ancestor between ALL Jews with their Levantine cousins occurred around the time of Biblical accounts of the Hebrew exile. Oh wait… https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@IncelRiot @AmygdalaBurdach @lporiginalg It’s probably the most studied genome in the history of genetic science, & the conclusion is nearly universal. But I’m sure U have “credible” uncited screenshots to share. You are allowed to not like us w/o spreading misinformation about where we’re from. https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@Alax50932291086 @MuricanEv Who’s gonna tell him? https://t.co/2691WK9LrO
@zaatarita101 @Rg2Rose1 @EnLiEretzAheret @AdinHaykin1 Possible that Mizrachis are CLOSER to ancient Hebrews than Ashkenazis because of less Maternal admixture. Doesn’t change their extremely close genetic bridge. They share Cohenic Y Haplotype & branched off from one another at the time of exile. https://t.co/2691WKajhm
@BonnickMark @EnLiEretzAheret @AdinHaykin1 His father may have lived in Poland. That doesn’t make him Polish. The Ashkenazi genome contains little to no Eastern European DNA. It’s not that hard of a concept to grasp. https://t.co/2691WKajhm
@zaatarita101 @EnLiEretzAheret @AdinHaykin1 Yes. The data is extensive & very clear on this subject. https://t.co/2691WKajhm
@chrvs_lol @Old_Yishuv @NiohBerg https://t.co/2691WKajhm Yes they are. Overwhelmingly by Paternal ancestry. Their is extensive research done on this topic & the VAST majority concludes Levantine roots. What’s not in question is that all Jews are mostly closely related to each other. Even Ashkenazis to Lembas
@DaUppercrust @Anurag__Jain @Resist_05 Jewish priests also have very specific genetic Y chromosomes. https://t.co/rpaknIS29F
@aymonjo9 @SophieM66155839 @katalin_pota @mw_leslie @DrLearnALot @GeeSungee @LadyReverbs @thehill @netanyahu @JoeBiden @Israel @latstetter @CapaTosta122 @NancyHWeaver1 @Hedgesgurl @OmmMuffy @gerber_desiree @MY_MUSLIM @gaijingirl2004 @TimOnTheTractor @keidekay @shift_in2_turbo @farrukh_shamsi I don't know which reference you're referring to (though I've seen this widely trolled around recently), but the conclusions are by no means settled and there are many interpretations. https://t.co/Ia5T5w52PD https://t.co/2Rplh001bv https://t.co/6EkOaGTap4
Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood - PMC https://t.co/iR7K6sd0VQ
@OSoulq8 @Chusidel I am Ashkenazi on my father's side and am proudly Jewish. My cohane father, thanks to genetic testing was able to trace his DNA back to our patriarchs. BTW, all Jews have Levantine roots. So shove your lies where the sun doesn't shine, antisemite. https://t.co/JkNp3Hi5nv
@nassem201 هل يعقل أنك لم تعثر عليها بنفسك Hammer et al. 2009 Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood https://t.co/BCk98rym2G _____
@Hihi0207 @theweeflea @ClaudiaWebbe Well, no it's tradition and in the Torah that Aaron was the first Israelite Priest. There is a cluster of genes that have been traced through patrilineal descent. This isn't new either. https://t.co/6QKAtlu8vp https://t.co/Eyy1535cqZ
@Blainne1337 @Fuberoi1 @NateJay101 cool, does that mean this is the part where I get to bring scientific evidence which refutes the Ashkenazi Jews as khazars trope? https://t.co/5tqvSeJtl6 And point out: Rockefeller, Gates, (obviously) the Royals, and Klaus Schwab aren't Jewish.
@ALoaie @rity_rit @GenizaLab https://t.co/pT3w5JXV6Y
@Gruenwa44151530 @EricColumbus Yup. my memory is solid. https://t.co/xBhTWLTWIM
RT @VArabboy: @eye_seeeee @realHasdaiC @whywouldyou_uk @MindiJNewman1 @P3ng1z @mabosisc @JonathanWeissb3 @retiredjudean @bedaneltenin @Tigr…
@eye_seeeee @realHasdaiC @whywouldyou_uk @MindiJNewman1 @P3ng1z @mabosisc @JonathanWeissb3 @retiredjudean @bedaneltenin @Tigre_sans_dent @TopRantKing @sabra_the @gwynpw @IQ15991967 @BarryBenjamin21 @robinsonmsr10 @ErezNeumark @MayerFertig @87yrs @TesseraDeka @Michael__Baskin @Coho29415979 @emmettimanu @KhizerK3 @LavBaalDevarim @FLastrade @MiriamL99472550 @kppotatoes @swepal2 @akodensybane @AviKerem1 @m4s1w7 @FierceyJew @Free2smile1 @HelenPa55861311 @Wosuibian @TIceTice416 @BryanShultz7 @JesseDreiling @OzFire1 @MayaMurful @AdrienWolf13 @JohnnyYoussef7 @YassinElLiante @boumboum1966 @DoctorW40827200 @phialkeeper Near east is not Levantine.
RT @AllThingsIsrael: @Pen_Bird @veravelfalsa @Elswood3 @LiquidHamas @DNy1818 @AndredeVegte6 @JohnnyYoussef7 @Persian70509610 @LongLiveIsrae…
@Pen_Bird @veravelfalsa @Elswood3 @LiquidHamas @DNy1818 @AndredeVegte6 @JohnnyYoussef7 @Persian70509610 @LongLiveIsrael6 @IH8EVERY01 @LollllllaJR @Storey2Bob @david_starof @siobanvict @minskeeeleh @AirWolf114NL @santafeez @COPIA_COPMA1 @ChanaFeinstein @screenstarr @savtah8 @BenyaminElifaz @AsdumbasIlook @ofTheBigMilk @Pball01 @AntisemitismNo @ExposeFakestine @itszizobaby @NKippur @BDubery @emmettimanu @HerdMentality6 @Nili14uk @tequilabrownboy @SagyPM @RickSmol @LavBaalDevarim @RosieVegGdn @SeguelSaul @Lawrenc04048984 @RuslanSmith1 @JewessTi @for_americans @garybkatz @Matzly @IsraelandStufff @LibsterSergey @Buckeye_ricky @shim_marom In 1948, Israel invited the Arabs to stay in Israel's declaration of independence to become citizens in the new state, the Arabs were ordered to leave at the behest of their leaders. Media reports below. Genetics: There are scientists found such results. http
@TribeNepthali @MickKeogh10 @LibertyHussein @OccupyDemocrats This study is fascinating! https://t.co/I89vsV34YI
الورقة العلمية التالية بعنوان: "Extended Y chromosome haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the Jewish priesthood" نشرت عام 2009، بعد 11 عاما من نشر الورقة السابقة التي تحدثنا عنها، شارك فيها ايضا كارل سكوركي. تقدم كبير حصل في هذا العلم خلال هذه السنوات. يتبع ..
El linaje de los cohanim (plural de cohen) tiene su señal genética que nos permite remontarnos en el tiempo. No encontré mucho en castellano así que va link sobre genética y cohanim en inglés https://t.co/XPPl4joax5
#HammerBeharEtAl-2. "M. F. Hammer and D. M. Behar contributed equally to this work. Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:10.1007/s00439-009-0727-5) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users. >
#HammerBeharEtAl-1. "Extended Y chromosome #haplotypes resolve multiple and unique lineages of the #Jewish priesthood Human Genetics, Vol. 126, pp. 707--717 (2009) Michael F. Hammer, Doron M. Behar, Tatiana M. Karafet, Fernando L. Mendez, Brian Hallmark, Tamar Erez, >
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