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He could however develop a mutation ( during spermatogenesis ) which creates a new subclade, which will however will be classified under the same J haplogroup and all the same subclades further down all the way down to the father. So yes, mutations do happen and some of them do create new...

Which two you mean ? Greeks and assyrians ?

You are doubling down on your ignorance. a) The Ionian historian Herodotus (c. 484 – c. 425 BC) visited the area where the province of Judah would have been located but he makes no mention of Judeans or Hebrews, although by his time the Babylonian captivity was supposed to have ended. In fact...

a)Herodotus never knew of Jacob of a minor seminomad family/tribe between phoenicia and egypt who were at that time captive to the persians. He traveled both to phoenicia and to egypt and never heard of jews more than some syrians who practise circumcision. Palestine does certainly not come from...

1 Greek (Central Macedonia) 2.905 2 Greek (Central Greece) 3.464 3 Greek (East Macedonia and Thrace) 3.499 4 North Macedonian 3.560 5 Gagauz 3.561 6 Albanian 3.621 7 Greek (Peloponnese) 3.669 8 Balkan Turk (Thessaly) 3.965 9 Italian (Marche) 4.065 10 Greek (Thessaly) 4.099 11...

I have no idea why you consider I2a slavic instead of I2a1 specifically. I2a2 for example is in no way slavic .

No, I am pro human. I am a humanist. I do not consider myself a chosen surrounded by subhumans to be cleansed. Genocides are genocides. There are no just genocides in history.

You were born in israel. Cool. So did a palestinian boy, so did their parents/ grand parents and other ancestors since centuries. Btw noone ever brought an argument for jews to "leave israel", so I have no idea why you are using this strawman. In fact your very first sentences show that you...

The fact you are using the argument " the land was promised to us and our offspring" shows that you have no intention and probably not the knowledge to conduct a civil discourse which contains scientific data regarding population migration, genetics or even politics. This is an argument...

Really ? Who promised it to you ? I also have a faerie tales book promising the whole of asia to me and my offspring. The fact that you are using terms like "promise land" as argument shows that it is not the palestinians who are the fundamentalist nutjobs in this conflict.

I can assure you that alexander the great was never defeated once in his career as leader of his campaign. You might be refering to other macedonian leaders before him ( e.g his father Philip II might have made peace agreements with northern tribes) or after his death, but alexander is probably...

The Celts with Brennus indeed beat the Macedonians in one battle, after having his previous general Bolgios repelled at first. After these expeditions returned, Brennus urged a united, and potentially lucrative, attack on Greece, led by himself and Acichorius. The army numbered 152,000 infantry...

The main group inhabiting the land that the israelites call Judea were the amorites. The canaanites is mostly a geographical terms so some describe the israelites as the descendants of the canaanites but others do not include them as they essentially wiped out the different tribes that we call...

You are still using the word "homeland" when it is essentially an invaded part of the canaanite's land. Every battle vs the canaanite tribes is recorded in the torah. I do not even understand what you mean by who had "shady" plans or what does alexander the great ( 4th century bc) has to do with...

There is 0 evidence for any kind of a kingdom of David or of other fictional figures like Solomon or Moses. I suggest you read the scholarly work of two of the most knowledgeable scholars of hebrew bible ( and canaanite history) i.e Mauro Biglino and Francesca Stavrakopoulou. Just like the...

Nope. The name Palestine is mentioned in herodotus 5 centuries before such events. It is just that jews like to twist words and truths. Herodotus provides the first historical reference clearly denoting a wider region than biblical Philistia, as he applied the term to both the coastal and the...

Well we do know that Europeans did travel all the way to india during alexander the great campaign. In fact there are people in afghanistan claiming they are descendants of greek soldiers ( doubtful that it is true but nonetheless). We do know that soldiers in his army did marry with local...

Hello, being a layman myself in terms of genetics ( more or less) I would like to ask how is it possible to find what is the new "name" for e.g my haplotype which used to be the cts-1977. In some instances I ve got the I2a2a1b2a1 and in others the I2a2a1c1a ( I guess depending on the ISOGG year...