Ashkenazim

The Jews are NOT Semites !

Nor are they Hebrews Or Israelite’s !

The ‘Anti-Semite’ Label is an Pejorative.

Academic American Encyclopedia (1985):

“Ashkenazim, the Ashkenazim are one of the two major divisions of the Jews, the other being the Shephardim.”

The Bible:

Relates that the Khazar (Ashkenaz) Jews were/are the sons of Japheth not Shem:

“Now these are the generations of the sons of Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japheth: and unto them were sons born after the flood. The sons of Japheth;…the sons of Gomer; Ashkenaz…”

(Genesis 10:1-3)

Therefore, the Bible proves that the Ashkenaz Jews [Khazars] are not the descendants of Shem and cannot be Semite.

The Jews admit that they are not the descendants of the Ancient Israelites in their writings. Under the heading of “A brief History of the Terms for Jew” in the 1980 Jewish Almanac is the following:

“Strictly speaking it is incorrect to call an ancient Israelite a ‘Jew’ or to call a contemporary Jew an Israelite or a Hebrew.”

(1980 Jewish Almanac, p. 3).

Modern Jury is comprised of 95% Ashkenazi Talmudic Jews & 5% Shephardim Torah Jews.

This Shephardim minority are not Semites either…

The Jewish Encyclopedia tells us that “Edom is in Modern Jewry”. This witness from the 1905 edition records the connection between modern day Jews and the race of Edom: “Some anthropologists are inclined to associate the racial origins of the Jews, not with the Semites, whose language they adopted, but with the Armenians and Hittites of Mesopotamia, whose broad skulls and curved noses they appear to have inherited (Vol. X, p. 284). Thus Esau/Edom was now absorbed into the Canaanite people by means of his Hittite and Hivite wives. According to Strong’s Concordance the word Canaan means “trader or merchant” and the Canaanites, are derived from Ham’s incestuous relationship with Naamah the sister of Tubalcain, the wife Noah took with him in the Ark (Genesis 9:18-27; 10:6, 15-19).

Other Sources:

https://www.scribd.com/document/44950244/2006-Il-Descendants

https://www.jewishgen.org/rabbinic/journal/ashkenazic.htm