According to a 2016 report by Das et
al. published in Genome Biology and Evolution journal, “Yiddish is a Slavic
language created by Irano-Turko-Slavic Jewish merchants along the Silk Road”
with German and Hebrew elements added post 9th century…
In another 2016 report by Univ. of
Sheffield prof. Eran Elhaik published in Genome Biology and Evolution journal,
one notes:
“Contemporary Eastern European Jews
comprise the largest ethno-religious aggregate of modern Jewish communities,
accounting for nearly 90% of over 13 million Jews worldwide”… Elhaik’s study
supports the Khazarian Hypothesis which “considers Eastern European Jews to be
the descendants of Khazars…The Khazars were a confederation of Slavic, Scythian,
Hunnic-Bulgar, Iranian, Alans, and Turkish tribes who formed in the
central-northern Caucasus one of most powerful empires during the late Iron Age
and converted to Judaism in the 8th century CE”…
Recall that the Scythians, Bulgarians,
and Alans are all members of the Iranian tribes… so Elhaik should have
said: “The Khazars were a confederation
of Slavic, Hunnic, Iranian, and Turkish tribes”…
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